Hello! In this English lesson, you’re going to learn three English idioms that I used last weekend. Here at To Fluency we teach the English you need to know. And these idioms are useful because they are commonly used. However, it’s important to know that idioms are used in specific situations. So, watch the lesson and learn […]
In this English lesson, you’re going to learn key English phrases so you can talk about sickness. You’ll learn some key differences between British and American English, the difference between sore and ache, and a fantastic idiom to use when you’re in pain. Enjoy! Watch the Conversation about Sickness Key Phrases from the Lesson The […]
Knowing whether to use the gerund or infinitive can be difficult. Until now… Watch this lesson, read the notes, and then get your free download to FINALLY learn how to do this. Infinitive vs Gerund Look at the following sentences: I want to go I enjoy going The first one shows that after the verb want […]
Welcome to the latest episode of the To Fluency Podcast. In this episode, I explain the new format and talk about my daily routine. WATCH ON YOUTUBE HERE Words and Phrases Used in This Episode We’ve found it very difficult to record new episodes To find something difficult means that it is difficult for you. […]
In this lesson, I’m going to share what I believe to be the number one reason why most learners don’t become fluent in English. This might be controversial. It might make you feel angry. But if you’re honest with yourself and ask yourself questions while watching this, it might just change your life. The Number […]
It’s time for another video where Kate and I have a real conversation in English. This time, we’re talking about summer! This is a great way for you to learn phrases in a natural way and for you to practice your listening. Watch the video and then learn how you can get premium materials from […]
One of the number one comments I receive on my YouTube and Facebook videos is this: “I want to improve my speaking, but I have no one to practice with.” There are three options here: Pay for lessons Join a language exchange site such as this one Make friends with English speakers (see here) But, […]
Kate and I are back with another conversation. This time, we talk about the future! (Be sure to listen for will and going to!) Phrases Used in This Lesson I’m kind of a pessimist She’s such a pessimist I try not to be a pessimist I try not to be nasty – I’m just tired […]
Did you know that there are three different sounds for words that end in ED? Learn what they are and practice in this video! ED Pronunciation The three sounds are: /id/ /d/ /t/ #1 /id/ With this sound, we add an extra syllable. We use this when the base verb ends in ‘t’ or a […]
This English lesson looks at the difference between have to vs must. I will give you plenty of examples so that you can understand how to use these two modal verbs. Watch in HD! WATCH ON YOUTUBE Share the episode with your friends, and then continue reading below… What Is the Difference Between Have To and Must? Both modal verbs […]