Grammar
Conditional Sentences
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
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,…
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 Vocabulary: Marriage
Ask Someone to Marry You It is very easy to ask someone to marry you. You just ask, “Will you marry me?”…
Grammar
English Grammar: How to Use “Would” to Talk about the Past
In a previous grammar lesson, you learned how to use used to to talk about things you did in the past but…
Vocabulary
English Vocabulary: Idioms with “Crazy”
You’re crazy! 1. mentally ill The old definition of crazy was someone who had a serious mental illness and was not sane.…
Videos
Practice the English ‘th’ vs. /t/ and /d/ Sounds! (video)
Do you say /t/ and /d/ instead of ‘th’? This is a common pronunciation mistake! This pronunciation practice lesson will help you…
Videos
Practice the English ‘th’ vs. /s/ and /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…
Vocabulary
English Vocabulary: “Not So Much!”
Not so much is a great expression! It started out as slang amongst young adults, but I notice it more and more…