Vocabulary
Learn English with TV (How I Met Your Mother)- Barney’s Look-Alike
Are you bored with your grammar books and in need of a chance to make English a fun, practical part of your life? Do you like to laugh and learn and watch TV? Today we’ve got another awesome Learn English with TV lesson with How I Met Your Mother. AND, as a special surprise, join the brand new…
Read MoreEnglish Fashion: Describe Your Style in English
The subject of fashion is in the air (everyone is talking about it) this week, but is your English vocabulary up to scratch (good enough) to talk about different clothes and styles? Well, thanks to our good friends from Kaplan International we are going to help you out with this today by presenting you with…
Read MoreHow to Use the Word THEN with Dogs and Ice-cream
Do you know all the different ways THEN is used in the English language? In this episode of RealLife TV you are going to discover some great ways to use this versatile word which will ultimately help your English fluency. See full transcript below Subscribe to us on YouTube here | Get our FREE Mini Course Transcript…
Read MoreHow to Use the Expressions “I’m Just Saying” and “It’s All Good”
Do you get tired of speaking English with all the boring vocabulary and expressions you learn in typical English classes and books? It’s about time you started investing some time into studying some new words to help you start sounding more natural and even cooler when speaking English. Start thinking of the words you use…
Read More15 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…
Read MoreUsing the word MATE: British and Australian English
Diversify your vocabulary and connect to people more with the word MATE! The word “mate” is very common in Australian and British English and can help you sound a lot more natural when speaking Englsih in these places. Although it’s not used in American English, it is understood by English speakers all over the world.…
Read More10 Words Related to DRINKING
When learning a language people don’t usually focus on expanding their vocabulary for specific subjects. In this episode you are going to learn 10 specific and useful words related to DRINKING. Don’t worry if you don’t drink alcohol, this vocabulary is related to drinking in general. (See transcript below) [leadplayer_vid id=”534C4885E4338″] Transcript Aw yeah, what’s…
Read MoreBorrow and Lend, What’s the difference?
Have you ever borrowed somebody money? If you have I’m sorry to say that you have just made a common mistake. Even though the words BORROW and LEND are used in the same situation, there is a big difference in meaning. In this lesson you will learn how to really use these words and never…
Read MoreEveryday 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,…
Read MoreNever Confuse Say, Tell, Talk, and Speak Again
Have you ever confused the words say, tell, talk, and speak? If you answered “yes” then welcome to the club! These four words are commonly confused by English learners from all over the world. In this episode of RealLife TV you are going to discover the subtle difference between these similar words and never confuse…
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