#338: Better Ways to Say ‘Speak’ in English | Advanced Verbs
Struggling to describe how someone speaks in English? Try these 28 powerful synonyms to express emotion, tone, and voice like a fluent speaker.
Struggling to describe how someone speaks in English? Try these 28 powerful synonyms to express emotion, tone, and voice like a fluent speaker.
Struggling to describe amounts naturally in English? If you keep using “some” and “a lot” in conversations, you might sound repetitive or unclear. In this lesson, you’ll learn precise, natural English expressions to talk about how much and how many.
Do you want better English conversations about the economy, finance, and global events? If you’ve ever felt unsure using economic vocabulary in English, this lesson will help you increase your economic vocabulary and speak with confidence in real conversations.
Learn how to use three powerful suffixes—-ish, -like, and -esque—to describe colors, times, styles, and qualities with precision and fluency.
If you feel lost when hearing modern English terms like “JOMO,” “deepfake,” or “ghosting,” this complete guide will help you master new vocabulary naturally and join conversations with confidence.
Master advanced English vocabulary for health and wellness conversations! Perfect for enhancing your fluency on modern health topics. This comprehensive guide covers essential terminology in four cutting-edge areas: complementary and alternative medicine, mental health, health technology, and aging & diet.
Learn natural English expressions to describe aches and pains in English! Perfect for explaining symptoms to doctors, discussing health with colleagues, or sharing experiences with friends.
Struggling to find the right words when speaking? And feeling stuck? Increase Speaking Vocabulary and unlock your active vocabulary with these powerful strategies!
Searching for a smart method to build up vocabulary in English? In this lesson, you’ll discover how to master English collocations—a key strategy to make your English sound more natural and fluent.
Using alternatives to ‘I understand’ enhances your vocabulary for daily conversations and helps you communicate more effectively and confidently.