
Learn everyday English greetings and introductions, from hello, hi, and hey to good morning and good evening, and practice asking names and how are you with daily repetition and pronunciation.
Master basic English conversation by practicing questions about name, origin, residence, job, and hobbies, using subject-verb and do forms, prepositions, and native-style pronunciation.
Introduce yourself with phrases like 'my name is' and 'I live in'. Use 'I've been living' for ongoing actions and 'get to' vs 'have to' while listing things about yourself.
Master English speaking with the present simple tense, used for routines, habits, likes, and general facts, and learn its distinction from the present continuous.
Describe people by appearance and personality using adjectives and 'have/has' with nouns, and practice phrases like 'what does he look like' and 'he has brown hair'.
Learn to describe people using adjectives, answer what is he like or what is she like, and practice with sentences like kind, friendly, and hard-working to improve memory.
Learn how to use adjectives to describe nouns and express opinions, practice by describing room items, colors, and opposites, and build English vocabulary through daily, practical exercises.
Master the past simple, present simple, and future simple tenses, learning how the past uses finished time, the present states general facts and routines, and the future uses will.
Master English speaking and grammar easily: this quiz-focused lecture teaches present simple usage, past forms, future actions with will, and forming Q&A through example sentences.
Explore the present, past, and future continuous tenses (progressive) and their verb-ing forms for actions. Learn with examples of was/were + verb-ing, is/are + verb-ing, and will be + verb-ing.
Explore tense review through quiz 2, practicing future continuous, past continuous, and present continuous with examples like lunch plans, travel, and daily activities.
Practice casual future talk and asking about future jobs, using everyday questions about plans, studies, five-year goals, and dream occupations to build confident English conversations.
Learn to use present simple and present continuous in everyday questions and answers, like what are you doing and how's it going, and practice speaking daily.
Explore the difference between do and make, two core verbs used daily; learn when to do tasks, make food, or create things with practical examples.
Learn how to use shall and should to give advice and make suggestions, including offers and questions.
Learn to use get, getting, got, and gotten to express receiving, using adjectives, and movement with prepositions like get to, get on, and get off.
Learn how to express likelihood with maybe and probably to discuss future actions and invitations, using examples like going to be home tomorrow or going to a party.
Learn how to express excuses and giving reasons in everyday English, including phrases for being sick, working, or busy. Explore how to respond to invitations and decline plans naturally.
Learn how to interrupt politely and respond in conversations, focusing on office scenarios and phone call interruptions, with phrases like may i interrupt, go ahead, and sorry to bother you.
Learn to leave clear messages on mobile phones or voicemail, including asking for a callback, and note how texting and apps like WhatsApp and Facebook reshape communication.
Learn to express agreement with too and so, using me too, so do I, and so am I. Plus how to place too before adjectives or adverbs.
Learn to use either and neither to form negative sentences and express agreement, with examples like I don't like football either and neither can I.
Learn practical casual expressions like never mind, it's not a big deal, and no worries to speak naturally in everyday English.
Explore the use of want to and would like to in expressing future plans, invitations, and polite requests, including formal letters and informal dinner invitations.
Master casual, real-situation English with everyday dialogue about looking after a sister or baby sister, and expressions like come round and I’ve got to look after my sister.
Master English speaking and grammar by learning how long to measure time across past, present, and future, with examples like how long you studied English and how long it takes.
Learn to ask what's next and narrate life events using the past tense, practicing reminiscing and the phrase 'do you remember when' to describe memories.
This course will help you to speak English clearly and give you a better understanding of English grammar. I have included 10 essential steps that will ensure long term success and make English a fun easy to learn language.
I developed this course for people that want to improve their everyday English as well as improve conversation, communication skills, speaking, listening, reading and more importantly master the art of real English. Each lesson will give you practical advise on how to improve every aspect of English including pronunciation and how to ispeak with confidence.
Every lesson is easy to follow and cover common mistakes as well as basic structures of English conversations and structures.