Grammar
The 3rd (Third) Conditional English Sentence Structure
Grammar is the way words are organized into sentences. It’s important to remember that not all English sentences follow grammar “rules.” However,…
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Canada Fun Facts!
Canada Fun Fact #2 – Winnie-the-Pooh was named after a Canadian City!
Actually, the bear that inspired A.A. Milne to write the Winnie-the-Pooh stories was named after the Canadian city of Winnipeg! Winnie-the-Pooh is…
Vocabulary
English Teacher Melanie: Expression Explained – “A Lean, Mean Polluting Machine!”
In the listening lesson ‘The Licence Plate,’ I was angry that I had to pay for an emissions test for my car…
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Spotlight on: Getting and Keeping a Driver’s Licence!
In the listening lesson “My License Plate!”, I talked about a situation with my car’s license plate. Before you drive a car,…
Grammar
English Teacher Melanie: Grammar – Be Used To
In the listening lesson ‘The Licence Plate,’ I said…I‘m used to strange government rules and regulations, but this is just a money…
Podcast
English Teacher Melanie: Listening Lesson – “The Licence Plate!”
This is an English lesson designed to help you practice and improve your English listening and pronunciation skills. The listening lesson is…
Canada
Canada Fun Fact #1 – The southernmost point of Canada is south of the northern Californian border…and Rome, Italy!
It’s true! Everyone thinks of Canada as a northern country, but Canada extends so far north and so far south that we…
Vocabulary
English Teacher Melanie: Expressions – Marriage: Asking Someone to Marry You, Getting Married and Types of Marriages!
Here are some expressions you can use to talk about asking someone to marry you, getting married and different types of marriages!Asking…
Vocabulary
English Vocabulary: Marriage
Ask Someone to Marry You It is very easy to ask someone to marry you. You just ask, “Will you marry me?”…
Videos
Pronunciation – Practice the ‘th’ vs. /s/ & /z/ Sounds! (video)
Do you say /s/ and /z/ instead of ‘th’? This is a common pronunciation mistake! This pronunciation practice lesson below will help…