Improve Your Vocabulary More Naturally
Learn to communicate well and connect in conversations in English with these articles and video lessons
I’m pretty sure you’re going to find this video really interesting. We’re going to talk about a fairly challenging subject which many non-native speakers find very confusing. If you’re not really that confident using intensifiers like the ones I just mentioned, this lesson will be pretty helpful! In this article … Read the article and watch the video lesson
Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation when you couldn’t think of the word you wanted to use? You’re searching and searching and trying to find the right word to express your thoughts. Don’t worry: it happens to all of us! Sometimes we simply don’t know … Read the article and watch the video lesson
How would you feel if you were able to think in English? For many of us, achieving fluency means we’re able to stop translating and start thinking in a language that isn’t our first. When I became fluent in Spanish, I realized that I had stopped thinking in English. I … Read the article and watch the video lesson
After you’ve known your friend, colleague, coworker, classmate, acquaintance, or even a potential romantic partner for more than a little while, you’re probably going to start to care about them! You’re likely going to feel affectionate towards them. So how can you express this sentiment and show your affection in … Read the article and watch the video lesson
Quick question: do you expect new videos from me? 🤔 Maybe what you actually want to say is that you are waiting for, looking forward to, are excited about, or can’t wait for new videos from me! But first, let me give you some context. As you may know, I practice … Read the article and watch the video lesson
For the longest time, I avoided talking about how to improve your vocabulary in English. I’d refer people to other resources, explaining that I focus specifically on conversation skills, communicating clearly, and sounding more natural. (Which is still true!) After all, there are a lot of vocabulary “hacks” out there … Read the article and watch the video lesson
