Say it Right in English
See videos below for quick information on correcting common English mistakes.
Beginning
Greetings
Sports and Activities
Using Modals Correctly
Countable or Uncountable
Adverbs and Prepositions of Time
Adverbs and Prepositions of Place
Agree and Disagree
Spend
Fun vs. Funny
There is, There are, and More
Movable Adverbs
Listen (to), Hear, Sound
Future Time Expressions
As for me
Vocabulary
Corn
Intermediate
Asking for Help
Spell it right: Verb endings
Asking for Clarification
Pay Attention (to)
Agree, Agree on, Agree to, Agree that
Sentence Subjects
Adverbs and Adjectives in -ly
For example, for instance, such as
Staff
Quantifiers
Learn vs. Study
Paper vs. Paper
Relative Clauses
Reducing Relative Clauses
Using “Get” Correctly
Cause and Effect
Follow
It means
Collocations: Discuss
Say, Speak, Talk, Tell, and Discuss
Find, Find out, Discover
Interesting vs Interested
Can, Could, Be Able to
Spacing and Punctuation
During vs. While
Despite vs. Although, Even though, In spite of
Words with More than One Pronunciation
Die, Died, Dead, Be Dead
It depends
Accept, Except, Expect
Because, Because of, Due to
Idiom: When the Cat’s Away
Embedded Questions
Hope vs. Wish
Let, Allow, Have, Make
Phrasal Verbs with Break
Phrasal Verbs with Come
Thanks, etc.
Avoid vs. Prevent
Concern, Be Concerned about
Worry, Worried, Be Worried about
Plurals as Adjectives
Advice
Comprise
Using Explain Correctly
Advanced
When to Use “To” and when Not to
Using “Lack” Correctly
It is Easy to Do
To V or To V+ing
Suggest and Recommend
Using “Compared to/with”
Using “Result in / from”
Worth, Worthy, Worth It
Proverbs: Birds of a Feather
Proverbs: A fool and his Money
Be Based On
On the Contrary vs. On the Other Hand
Let Alone vs. Not to Mention