Tips for Pronouncing Numbers Correctly

Are you one of the majority of English learners who confuses the pronunciation of teens (13, 14, 15, etc.) and multiples of ten (30, 40, 50, etc.)? Well then, don’t confuse them anymore! Watch this short video and never confuse their pronunciation again! If you enjoy this video, comment below! Let us know what YOUR most…

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10 FUN Phrasal Verbs

Aww yeah! It’s time for another episode of RealLifeTV. Do you hate learning phrasal verbs? Well today I want to give you 10 phrasal verbs that I hope you will LOVE. After watching the video please feel free to comment below and answer the following questions: Do you believe that it’s important to learn real…

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Phrasal Verbs with FUCK

Awwww yeah, it’s time for another RealLifeTV English lesson! Warning I’m going to give you a warning before we start that this is a video that could be offensive to some people. If you’re not interested in learning this kind of English, then you might want to switch to one of our other, more appropriate…

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15 of the Most Important Phrasal Verbs (Part 2)

Aww yeah! It’s time for another episode of RealLife TV… Today we have part two of 15 of the Most Important Phrasal Verbs. If you haven’t seen part one yet, then watch it here! Phrasal verbs are a really important part of the English language. We use them all the time, and if you’re avoiding them,…

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15 of the Most Important Phrasal Verbs

Do you find phrasal verbs frustrating? They really are much simpler than you might think. You just have to learn them like any other new vocabulary. Phrasal verbs are important because we native speakers use them all the time. There are many other words that you can use instead of phrasal verbs, that might be cognates…

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Are You Learning English Wrong?

Do you feel stuck in your language learning? Are you like a lot of English students, who have been learning for years, but feel like they still aren’t where they want to be in their English learning? Then watch this video, where I hope to show you exactly what you’ve been doing wrong and how…

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Common Mistakes With Difficult Nationalities

You probably learned that in English to talk about a person from a certain country, you simple add an “-an” or “-ian” to the end of the name of the nation, for example: American Italian Brazilian Mexican Egyptian Although this is usually the rule, like everything in English, there are many exceptions! So check out…

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Are You Saying “In the End” too Much?

Lately, I’ve noticed that a lot of my students overuse the term “in the end” to talk about an outcome or a final decision. If you use this term a lot, then be sure to check out this video and the transcript below so you can learn some more natural, real life alternatives to saying, “In…

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How to Talk About the Future

Something that I’ve noticed practically every English learner has a lot of difficulty with, at some point, is how to talk about the future. If this is the case for you, if you’ve ever been unsure about whether to use will or going to then be sure to watch this short video and check out the transcript below, too.…

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Everyday English: English for Cafés and Restaurants (with VIDEO)

Do you ever feel like you know a lot of English, but you’re missing some basics? Or, perhaps, that your English is too formal or polite, and you’re not speaking like we natives actually do? When I’ve traveled, even in places where I know the local language well, I sometimes realize that I forget the most basic,…

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