In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point つもりです (tsumori) JLPT Level N4 Grammar Point. つもり (tsumori), meaning: used to express that you are planning / intending to do something.

Speak like a native at work! #learnenglish

In this video we will look at some different structures of butane - so they all have 4 carbons but just arranged differently.



We will also look at the the 5 different isomers for hexane - they all have 6 carbons...

In this lesson, you can learn how to thank people in English.

You’ll learn different ways to say thank you in formal, neutral, or informal situat
ions.
You’ll also see how to make sure you sound polite and natural...

Context is king when you build business relationships. Today find out how to use end up + Verb + ing in natural English conversations with your colleagues

How to say THANK YOU: British English Etiquette

In this video, Bill Carmody discusses the various parts of a business letter. Carmody highlights the significance of meeting expectations in business writing to ensure that recipients take the letter seriously.

Almost everything in coding happens within the context of a loop. A loop allows you to repeat section of code while some condition is true.

In this video, Mr. P./Marc will talk about the way native English speakers use their language when communicating informally. He will give five tips and examples to follow in order to imitate or understand when English speakers...

In this video, the teacher explains how to use a dash to indicate a pause or break in writing. The lesson distinguishes between formal and informal writing and provides examples of when to use an en dash or an m dash.

In this video lesson, Mr. P. will show you the most important tips to write a formal and an informal email. At the end of the video, Mr. P. will provide common phrases to use in an email. This lesson is designed for intermediate students...

See how a native speakers answers these REAL IELTS Part 3 questions.







While you watch today’s video, please take not

es on the following:

How I begin my answer (I don’t just sa
y “in my...

Today you’ll learn to use impressive slang and phrasal verbs, because other students don’t!

SchoolOnline's Primary English videos are brilliant, bite-size tutorial videos delivered by examiners and skilled teachers. Ideal for ages 9-13, they cover every key skill in English Reading and Writing that students need to master in...

A short overview of a hotly debated topic. Should language function through a set of official guidelines and rules or does language belong to its speakers? Prescriptive = language should follow a set structure of rules. Descriptive =...

Today you’ll find out about spelling and abbreviation rules for IELTS.

Sure, you can say ‘you’re welcome’, but why not expand your vocabulary and learn more phrases and responses to ‘thank you’? Learn different responses from casual to ultra-polite. Learning how to respond to ‘thank you’ will increase your...

One of the most common mistakes on General Training Task 1 is not using an appropriate tone. Today you'll learn how to hit informal, semiformal and formal tones in Task 1 letters and you'll get an invitation to our upcoming free live...

Every language learner at times needs to ask a speaker to repeat. Today, you'll learn five ways to ask for repetition like a native!

Different forms of the same molecule are known as structural isomers; they have the same molecular formula but are different 'shapes'. In this video we will look at some different structures of butane - so they all have 4 carbons but...

3 Successful Nonverbal Habits of High-Scoring Speaking Candidates



Today you’ll learn about nonverbal habits of high-scoring speaking candidates

for IELTS.

Yes, most of your score is based...

Today you’ll learn 6 IELTS synonyms for “next”, for better Vocabulary and Cohesion/Coherence scores.









In order to get a 7 or higher for vocabulary, you can’t repeat the same word too...

Today learn informal and formal vocabulary for discussing the negative side of topics.





The informal vocabulary below can be used in an informal General Training Task 1 Letter, or on Speaking
Parts 1...

Join us in our first lesson on Destroying Drama. We’ll explore the world of plays and playwrights, starting with information flow – how do we figure out what’s going on in a play? We’ll also break down a common play structure with the...