In this video lesson, Mr. P./Marc will talk about clauses of manner such as (just as, as, like, in a way, the way, and as though). He will start the lesson by giving examples of the many ways these clauses are used. He will then delve...

The future tense in English is not simple. When we talk about the Future Simple, we need to consider the auxiliary "will" plus the base of a verb. Instead, English offers also another important future tense structure "going to", which...

This video is about Coordinating Conjunctions. Conjunctions are joiners, words that connect parts of a sentence. There are three types: coordinating, subordinating and correlative. In this mini lesson, Mr. P./Marc will talk about the...

Mr. P./Marc starts this lesson by explaining the difference between a direct and indirect object. He then describes what a ditransitive verb is by showing an easy example. He then goes on by listing some rules in order to use...

This video is about the difference between the verbs to rise and to raise. The confusion is not only the meaning but the pronunciation. In this video I will give you a key sentence for you to learn by heart, and few other differences...

Mr. P./Marc suggests watching his lessons on would rather and had better separately. You may find them by doing a search on his channel. In this lesson he will delve into the very differences that are between these two expressions. He...

Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real-life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American -- improve...

Let's make some second conditional sentences. This English grammar lesson will help you to talk about unlikely situations.

Learn pregnancy vocabulary. English Like A Native brings you all the important phrases and vocabulary you will need when talking about pregnancy.

Learn phrases like 'up the duff' and 'bun in the oven' as well as some of the common...

Phrasal verbs: TAKE - Take away, Take out, Take off, Take up, Take in, etc. These are commonly used phrasal verbs which you must know if learning English.

Learn English from a native. I always encourage students to participate in...

Formal vs informal English: Greetings and responses.  Everyone knows how to say "Hello" but there is so much more to greeting someone in English, and with so many variations and differences between formal vs informal English greetings it...

Students have requested lessons on vocabulary, so in this lesson Mr. P./Marc will delve into the difference between "been" and "being". Both these participles can be easily confused among students of English. In this lesson, Mr. P. will...

This video is about need to as a main verb and NEED as a modal verb.

As a main verb, it need an auxiliary for questions and negative sentences. As a modal verb it is mainly used in negative or positive sentences with a negative...

This video is about plurals. In this lesson, Mr. P./Marc will talk about the different types of plurals there are in English. He will also explain the pronunciation difference there is among different types of plurals.

The lesson...

This video is about the expression of time "by the time". Frequently misused, this expression can be used for a past, present or a future action and it means, "at some point before". By the time is followed by a clause with a relative...

This video is about "adverbs". Adverbs are important because they can modify a verb, an adjective or other adverbs in a sentence. There can actually be adverbs of time, place, manner, degree and frequency. The latter one will be taught...

Students have requested lessons on vocabulary, so in this lesson Mr. P./Marc will delve into the difference between "hard" and "hardly". This is part of the playlist called "confusing English". You may also find other lessons on that...

ED pronunciation: watched [t], buzzed [d], wanted [ɪd] – Did you know the –ed ending is COMPLETELY DROPPED in some cases? Learn the pronunciation rules for the –ed endings: the past tense of regular verbs. But beyond the rules, learn the...

Everyday activities. English phrasal verbs in use - Intermediate lesson, part of the intermediate English course.<br/>
What do you do everyday? To answer this question you will need to use lots of phrasal verbs.

In this English lesson, I am going to show you how to talk about plans and predictions.

Join me for this fun little English grammar lesson which looks at comparatives and Superlatives. <br/>
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Learn some useful adjectives to describe places. If you know anymore (and there are plenty) please share them in the comments section below.

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This video is about question tags. Mainly used in informal contexts. Question tags are interrogative fragments, either positive or negative, placed at the end of a statement. Mr. P./Marc will list 4 different rules when using them. He...

This mini lesson is about the future perfect simple. It is used to explain an action that will be completed by a certain time in the future. We add time expressions such as by the time, by then, etc. I will give you simple examples in...