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People fight all the time. But there are all kinds of fights! If you want to describe this situation in English, you need to learn some of the common expressions we use to talk about fights. Some of these expressions are also used to warn someone about the danger of a coming fight. In this class, I’ll explain common English expressions such as come to blows, pull one’s punches, ...

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Writing in English at work can feel stressful – especially if it’s not your first language. In this video, I share practical, real-world tips to help you improve your workplace writing, sound more professional, and communicate with confidence in English every day.

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My or Mine? Their or Theirs? Do you know which word to use in every situation? Watch and learn the easy English grammar rules to know which word to choose – every time. I will show you the simple difference between possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns, so you’ll always make the right choice. You’ll also learn how to pronounce these word...

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In this English lesson, you will learn what prepositions are and how to use them. Do they always need objects? Can you follow them with verbs? In this video, you will learn the grammar rules related to prepositions in English, and you will also practice using them in different contexts. Finally, for more prepositions practice, watch my video on ...

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“Eh” and “ah” are vowel sounds that can sound similar in English, but if you don’t say them carefully, people won’t understand you! You’ll be saying a completely different word. I will demonstrate the difference between the “eh” sound and the “ah” sound in English in this video. Listen to me and then practice with me. We will look at common mini...

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