Learning English 101
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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
Disguised requests - What they really mean
Sarcasm - What They Really Mean
Euphemistic Feedback - What They Really Mean
What They Really Mean: Suggestions as instructions
What They Really Mean: Questions As Warnings
Brian Parke