Making Appointments and Plans

Have you had to make an appointment recently? What about arranging plans with your friends or family? You probably make appointments and plans on a regular basis, but you’re probably wondering if you’re using the right language and expressions to schedule these meetings. If so, don’t worry – we’re going to talk all about it! Making Appointments and Plans There are many reasons that we need to make appointments. Some of the most common appointments … Read the article and watch the video lesson

How to Use the Present Perfect Continuous Like a Native Speaker

Podcast #1 How to Use the Present Perfect Continuous

Are you confused about how to use the present perfect continuous? In this podcast, you’ll learn: what we mean when we say “perfect” tenses and “continuous” tenses the two main uses of the present perfect continuous, and how the present perfect continuous is often used with “recently,” “how long,” “for,” and “since.” How to Use the Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Continuous Many non-native speakers struggle when they’re learning the present perfect because there are … Read the article and watch the video lesson

Getting to Know “Meet” and “Know”!

Have you ever had trouble deciding when exactly to use the verbs “meet” and “know”? If so, you’re not alone. Non-native English speakers commonly confuse these two verbs and also have trouble using all of the phrasal verbs we use to fill in the meanings in between. Mastering the verbs “meet” and “know” will help you speak more confidently about your plans and experiences. How to Use Meet and Know This vocabulary will help you … Read the article and watch the video lesson