Category - Vocabulary

We hope 2019 was a great year for you and you are all geared up to welcome the New Year 2020. To speak English fluently and confidently, you have to...

New Year 2020 is just round the corner and I am sure your messages would be filled with one phrase ‘Happy New Year’, isn’t that boring and overused...

Hey! English learners, It’s Christmas time, my favourite time of the year. Well everyone is in high sprits and so has to be your English. In this...

A lot of students ask me, How do I get Fluent In English Faster? My answer to them is learn short phrases such as Phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs are...

Hey English learners, welcome to one more English lesson to Improve your English Speaking Skills. Well the Year is round the corner and we all are...

In English we always talk about  a chance of something happening, but the chances could be low or  high. So how do you talk about the variation of...

Do these English verbs confuse you? They look similar and sometimes it difficult to know when to use the correct verb while speaking English. In this...

Slang words in English are quite common and they make your English sound natural. In this Business English lesson with Michelle learn some Slang...

As a beginner in English you are always worried how do I improve my English vocabulary. In This English speaking practice lesson with ceema you will...

English pronunciation plays an important role in speaking fluent English. There are many Everyday English words that are often mispronounced in...

Sometimes saying things directly may offend and hurt people, you need to soften your language. In this English speaking lesson with Michelle, learn 8...

One of the important aspects to speak English fluently is to learn and remember new English words. Intoday’s English lesson with Hridhaan you will...

To speak better English you need to improve your English vocabulary to speak English fluently. In this advanced English vocabulary lesson with Meera...

Wondering, why doesn’t your English sound fluent like native speakers? You use the same vocabulary and pronunciation is quite good and understandable...