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This one word is super common… but so many students don’t know it 😯 Do you?

Do you know what the word “commute” means?
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If you want to be fluent in English, you NEED to know these phrases! Check out my latest YouTube video: 40 PHRASES ENGLISH SPEAKERS USE EVERY DAY (Level A1-B1) Don’t forget to subscribe if you found it useful! 😉 Watch the lesson here 👇 https://youtu.be/7LhYRSGASnY?si=U-wX9egpwKuVi_TK

MORE BEAUTIFUL or “BEAUTIFULER”… what is the correct way to form comparative adjectives? And a friendly reminder to get the Conversation Confidence Course if you want to improve your speaking and conversation skills 😉 Learn more here 👇 www.englishattheready.com/conversation-confidence

Did you know what this means?
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Get the course now and start speaking more like a native speaker!😀 👉🏻 www.englishattheready.com/conversation-confidence

As soon as you get the Conversation Confidence Course, you get the following amazing lessons:  💎 Everyday English Essentials (3-Part Mini-Course): • Lesson 1: Speaking Everyday English (Part 1) • Lesson 2: Speaking Everyday English (Part 2) • Lesson 3: Mindset Mastery: Feel Less Nervous & More Confident When Speaking 💎 Bonus #1: Video Seminar "How To Speak Politely & Professionally" 💎 Bonus #2: Video Seminar: "Common Words You Might Be Pronouncing Wrong" 💎 Bonus #3: eBook "350 English Conversation Starters PDF" Be honest with me... do these sound familiar? 🔹One of your biggest problems in English is speaking 🔹You want to understand native speakers when they speak fast 🔹You want to speak English with a natural accent and pronunciation... or even like a native speaker 🔹You want to feel more confident and less nervous to start a conversation with anyone 🔹You want to know how to speak English better in different, everyday situations and NEVER run out of things to say 🔹You want to make American, British, Canadian, and Australian friends 🔹You want to sound more respectful, polite, and advanced when you communicate in English 🔹You want to seize more job/work opportunities by speaking better English. 🔹You want to be admired by others by becoming fluent. 🔹 You're afraid of getting left behind because you can't speak English fluently.

You guys have voted, and I’m not surprised! 😀 Speaking English in everyday life is the most common problem my students have! And I want to help you fix that. That’s why I’m super excited to announce the Conversation Confidence Course! 🎉

Who wants to improve their speaking skills?
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You asked for it… and now IT’S HERE! 🎉 Are you thinking about taking the IELTS exam sometime in the future? Want to get a Band 7.5, 8, or 9 on the exam? 🔥 AVAILABLE NOW ON YOUTUBE! Watch my full 30-minute IELTS study guide here 👇 https://youtu.be/W6HjXdDyB8E?feature=shared In this video I tell you everything you need to know to start preparing for the IELTS... and more Let me know in the comments if you found the lesson useful, and don’t forget to subscribe on YouTube! Your support means the world to me ⭐️

💡Understanding prepositions and noun collocations, especially these common ones, helps you communicate more clearly and accu
💡Understanding prepositions and noun collocations, especially these common ones, helps you communicate more clearly and accurately in English. ✨Being able to use phrases such as “by accident” or “on purpose” allow you to explain how or why something happened, giving clarity to the situation. ✨”Under control” can put somebody at ease, therefore allowing you to manage the problem or difficulty calmly. ✨”In advance” can be particularly useful when listening to or giving instructions, as you can provide a time frame for when something must be completed. ✨”At risk” can be used as a warning to pay attention, or be aware of potential dangers. By using each of them in the correct way, both your spoken and written English will appear more fluent and expressive in different situations. ❓Can you come up with your own example sentences? Let me know in the comments!

Exciting news... I’m preparing a new program for you! 🎊 Before I start, I need to make sure that I can help you as best as possible. I’d really appreciate if you could take 5 minutes of your time to complete this form to help me understand your needs better. And if you fill it out, you will be the first to get access to the program AND you will get a special discount! 😀 Please help me out here 👇 https://forms.gle/Rzn9wJ6iXNwHrJLu9

Let’s talk about the IELTS 😎 If you’ve been learning English for some time, you’ve certainly heard of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS): a standardized test designed to assess the English language proficiency of (mostly) non-native English speakers. But it’s not as simple as that. There are two actually two different forms of the IELTS: the academic and general exams! The academic and general IELTS exams are two very similar, but somewhat different versions of the IELTS test that may be chosen based on an individual’s purpose for taking it. In today’s article, we’re going to learn the difference between the two and discuss which you should take, depending on your needs! Read the full article here! https://www.englishattheready.com/blog/ielts-general-and-academic

We hit 50,000 on YouTube! 🎉🚀 Thank you all for your support! It means the world to me. I love helping you improve your English! If you haven’t already. Make sure to subscribe here 👇 http://www.youtube.com/@englishattheready

🗣️ PRONUNCIATION TEST How many of these did you pronounce correctly? Let me know in the comments!

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Have you watched my free training "How To Improve Your English Using Your Computer/Phone & the Internet? 🚀
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“A dime a dozen” 💎 Did you know this idiom? Let me know in the comments!