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Course Curriculum
- Improve your pronunciation
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- Lesson 4.
- Lesson 5.
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- Lesson 8.
- Lesson 9.
- Lesson 10.
- Lesson 11.
- Lesson 12.
- Lesson 13.
- Lesson 14.
- Lesson 15.
- Lesson 16.
- Lesson 17.
- Lesson 18.
- Lesson 19.
- Lesson 20.
- Lesson 21.
- Lesson 22.
- Lesson 23.
- Lesson 24.
- Lesson 25.
- Lesson 26.
- Lesson 27.
- Lesson 28.
- Lesson 29.
- Lesson 30.
- Lesson 31.
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- Lesson 34.
- Lesson 35.
- Lesson 36.
- Lesson 37.
- Lesson 38.
- Lesson 39.
- Lesson 40.
- Lesson 41.
- Lesson 42.
- Lesson 43.
- Lesson 44.
- The words 'was' and 'were
- Assimilation of /t/ and /p/
- Schwa
- Two different ways to pronounce the word 'the'
- The intrusive /r/
- The linking /r/
- fluent speakers pronounce 'and'
- Elision of /t/
- How to pronounce 'would you'
- 'Have to'
- Linking with /w/
- Assimilation of /t/ and /j/
- Pronouncing 'nd'
- Assimilation of /n/ followed by /p/
- Consonant - vowel linking
- Why does the /d/ sound sometimes disappear
- Assimilation of /d/ to /g/
- The sound /s/
- How to pronounce 'have' when its an auxiliary
- How fluent speakers pronounce 'been'
- How fluent speakers pronounce plosives
- How fluent speakers pronounce 'can'
- How to pronounce words beginning with /h/
- The linking /j/
- Assimilation of /s/
- Tim's final words of wisdom
- Assimilation of /d/ and /b/
- Assimilation of /t/ followed by /k/
- The twinning of /t/
- 1. How to use verbs of perception
- 2. How to use because, as, and since
- 3. The 3rd conditional
- 4. Maybe vs may be
- 5. 4 ways to use just
- 6. Go on doing vs Go on to do
- 7. Bored vs Boring
- 8. In the end vs. At the end
- 9. 5 ways to use dead
- 10. All together vs Altogether
- 11. Less vs Fewer
- 12. Future perfect continous tense
- 13. In case vs. If
- 14. Like and as
- 15. 'who', 'what', 'when', 'where' + ever
- 16. Wish vs. Hope
- 17. Very vs. Really vs. Absolutely
- 18. Still, Already & Yet
- 19. 3 uses of 'can'
- 20. Everyone vs Anyone
- 21. Don't mind vs. Doesn't matter
- 22. The + adjectives
- 23. Journey and Trip
- 24. By vs. Until
- 25. Use the future continuous
- 26. Actually vs. At the moment
- 27. Remember vs Remind
- 28. The...the... comparatives
- 29. Affect vs. Effect
- 30. Lie vs. Lay
- 31. While vs. Durning
- 32. What vs. Which
- 33. Prevent vs Avoid
- 34. Remember to do vs, Remember doing
- 35. Been vs. Gone
- 36. Even though vs. Even if
- 37. Be going vs. Present continuous
- 38. Especially vs. Specially
- 39. 4 slang words
- 40. 3 Facts about The
- 41. How to use infinitives of purpose
- 42. 3 ways to use 'pick up'
- 43. No vs. Not any vs. None
- 44. 5 uses of 'get'
- 45. 'Play', 'do', and 'go'
- 46. Everytime vs. All the time
- 47. 3 ways to use 'take off'
- 48. A secret about collective nouns
- 49. Steal vs. Rob
- 50. Raise vs. Rise
- 51. Five ways to use 'in' with time expressions
- 52. Come back vs Go back
- 53. Mustn't vs Don't have to
- 54. Person vs Persons vs People vs Peoples
- 55. Too and Very
- 56. How to use 'wish'
- 57. Must vs Have to
- 58. Stop doing vs Stop to do
- 59. 5 Ways to use 'hard'
- 60. History vs Story
- 61. Make & Do
- 62. Both vs Either vs Neither
- 63. Notify vs Let someone know
- 64. Fun vs Funny
- 65. How to use 'used to'
- 66. 3 ways to use 'if only'
- 67. How to talk about dreams
- 68. How do real people talk about the place where they live?
- 69. How to use 'have something done'
- 70. How do real people talk about things they don't like?
- 71. So vs Such
- 72. For vs Since
- 73. How do people talk about their favourite British food?
- 74. How to use real conditionals
- 75. How do you disagree with people?
- 76. How to use 'be used to'
- 77. How to talk about New Year's Resolutions
- 78. 5 ways to use 'actually'
- 79. How do people talk about Christmas in the UK?
- 80. Have an appointment vs Meet someone
- 1. Being polite - how to soften your English
- 2. How to use linking words to connect ideas in English
- 3. Formal English and informal English
- 4. Grammar: Verbs after 'stop', 'go on' and 'regret
- 5. Grammar: How to choose the correct tense in English
- 6. The future seen from the past
- 7. Using the past to talk about the present and future
- 8. Words that connect ideas - so to speak, I mean...
- 9. Giving emphasis using 'what'
- 10. Mixing conditionals
- 11. Advanced Learner Mistakes
- 12. How to use 'if' and 'when' correctly in English
- 13. Participle Clauses
- 14. Giving emphasis
- 15. Question tags
- 16. Inversion
- 17. How to use the zero article with nouns
- 18. Modals in the past
- 19. Using stative verbs in the continuous tense
- 20. A review of conditionals
- 21. Present for the past
- 22. How to use 'unless' in conditional sentences
- 23. Native-speaker 'mistakes'
- 24. Participle clauses
- 25. Inversion 1: After Negative or Limiting Adverbs
- 26. How to learn and use phrasal verbs
- 27. Using Mixed conditionals
- 28. Uses of the future continuous
- 29. Have something done: The causative
- 30. 5 different ways to use 'wish' in English
- 31. 7 ways to use English tenses to talk about the future
- 32. Advanced Learner Mistakes - go, come, bring and take
- 33. 5 things about non-defining relative clauses
- 34. How to use 'used to'
- 35. Passive reporting structures
- 36. Linking words of contrast
- 37. How to use infinitive verbs to give reasons
- 38. Linking words of contrast
- 39. 5 ways to talk about the future - without using a future tense!
- 40. Reduced conditionals and more
- 41. The definite article
- 42. The future perfect
- 43. Native-speaker 'mistakes' - part 2
- 44. Three ways to use 'wish'
- 45. Different ways of saying 'if'
- 46. Narrative tenses
- 47. What do you need doing? Need + verb-ing
- 48. Phrasal verbs with multiple meanings
- 49. Subject Verb Agreement 3
- 50. Indefinite articles with singular countable nouns
- 51. Subject-Verb Agreement 1
- 52. Subject Verb Agreement 2
- 53. The passive continuous tense
- 54. Hunting down the subjunctive
- 1. Present Simple and Present Continuous
- 2. Adverbs of frequency
- 3. Used to and Would
- 4. The Present Perfect Simple and Continuous
- 5. Modal Verbs: Have to and Must
- 6. Be Going To
- 7. Verb Patterns
- 8. Some and Any
- 9. The Past Continuous Tense
- 10. The First Conditional
- 11. Relative Clauses 2
- 12. So and Such
- 13. The Past Perfect Tense
- 14. Comparatives
- 15. Present and Past Passives
- 16. Relative Clauses
- 17. Will
- 18. Adjectives
- 19. Prepositions
- 20. Second Conditional
- 21. Superlatives
- 22. Question Tags
- 23. Questions
- 24. Can
- 25. Reported Speech
- 26. Should
- 27. Countable and uncountable nouns
- 28. Articles
- 29. Present Perfect and Past Simple
- 30. Phrasal verbs and highlights
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