
#336: English Conversations on How Much and How Many | Advanced Vocabulary
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.

#317: When to Use Rather Than and Instead Of | Accurate English Grammar
Confused about when to use “rather than” and “instead of”? 😕 These two phrases might seem similar, but they have distinct meanings and usages that can make a big difference in your English communication.

#316: Alternatives to ‘I Understand’ for Daily Conversations | Upgrade Your English
Using alternatives to ‘I understand’ enhances your vocabulary for daily conversations and helps you communicate more effectively and confidently.

#315: Think in English and Speak Faster in Conversations (How to Stop Translating in Your Head)
If you’ve ever struggled to translate your thoughts quickly, learn to transform how you think in English so you can speak faster in conversations.

#314: Master English Networking: How to Network with Coffee Chats
English speakers love creating new words, and we do it regularly with word blends such as glamping, hangry, bromance, and more. Discover current popular word blends in English.

#313: How to Understand English TV Without Subtitles
English speakers love creating new words, and we do it regularly with word blends such as glamping, hangry, bromance, and more. Discover current popular word blends in English.

#312: Word Blends in Modern English Vocabulary | Hangry, Kenergy, Glamping
English speakers love creating new words, and we do it regularly with word blends such as glamping, hangry, bromance, and more. Discover current popular word blends in English.
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Positive English Adjectives to Describe People [+ Free Worksheet]
Want to use more than ‘nice’ or ‘kind’ to describe people in English? Add these personality adjectives to your vocabulary for precise, powerful descriptions.

#311: English Small Talk with Your Boss | Build Rapport and Credibility
Master the art of English small talk with your boss to significantly boost your rapport and credibility with senior leaders.

How to Respond to Bad News in English with Empathy
When a friend shares bad news, you may feel at a loss for words. But with this lesson, you’ll learn exactly how to respond to bad news in English with empathy.
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