What's the difference between these tenses?
Do you know what's the difference between these sentences when the tenses change? Post your comments below. #English #learnenglish #commonmistakes #englishgrammar #tenses
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Pronunciation of "suit" vs "suite"
Which one do you hear more often: suit or suite? Comment below! #English #learnenglish #commonmistakes #pronunciation
“go to bed” vs “go to the bed”
Do you know wat the difference is between “go to bed” and “go to the bed”? Post below how you can use these phrases. #englishgrammar #commonmistakes #learnenglish #English
Silent Letters
Do you say these correctly? Some of my advanced students still make these pronunciation mistakes. ✔️ Follow for more natural English tips! #EnglishTips #Pronunciation #LearnEnglish #English
"in theory" instead of "maybe"
Use "in theory" instead of "maybe". It will make you sound more confident and professional. It will also make what you're saying sound possible and not like a hope or wish. #English #confidence #vocabularybuilding
"loose" vs "lose"
Do you get confused between loose and lose? Well, I do. Here's an easy way to remember: - "loose" with 2 o's and pronounced with an "s", think "loose shoelaces". - "lose" with 1 o and pronounced wit a "z", think "win or lose" and "you lose 1 o". #English #easilyconfusedwords #commonmistakes #easyenglish
IN vs AT the office
Have you made this mistake before? Comment below. #English #commonmistakes #prepositions #learnenglish
Already, Still, Just, Yet
Do you know the difference? How can you use these words in you daily life? Comment below. #English #commonmistake #whatsthedifference