#23: PPS Episode 6: Telling Time & Daily Routines

#22: Language Learning Myth: Language Immersion

#21: Spelling & Family Members

#20: Other Ways to Say ...

Here you have extra vocabulary to improve your oral production and your writing abilities.

#19: The Present Perfect Tense

Some tips to better understand the present perfect tense in English are right here for you.

Taken from the Piktochart.Com webpage

#18: Reductions in English Pronunciation

English has contractions and reductions. A contraction, such as don't and won't, are accepted when writing. A reduction is a kind of contraction but not accepted in writing but ok in speaking. Here you have the most common reductions in English.

#17: Tricky Preposition

Take a look at this easily confused prepositons, and other words in English.

Taken from Grammar.Net

#16: The 12 Verb Tenses

If you are studying grammar or you want to know more about verb tenses, take a look at this summary of English verb tenses.

Taken from the Easy Pace Learning at http://www.easypacelearning.com/all-lessons/grammar/1198-12-verb-tenses-usage

#15: Confusing Verbs

If you have had trouble choosing the right verb when speaking or writing, here you have some tips.

Taken from My English Teacher at http://www.myenglishteacher.eu/question/15-confusing-verbs-in-english/

#14: Telephone English

Here you have some tips to apply when you need to speak English on the phone.

Taken from the Learn English with Emma at Youtube.

#13: Varieties of English

Here you have an interesting 5-minute talk on varieties of English spoken across the globe.

Taken from the Cambridge English TV at Youtube

#12: Mistakes to avoid during a job interview

Here you have some interesting tips when you show up for a job interview.

Taken from the Learn English with Let's Talk at Youtube

#11: 3 Tips for sounding like a native speaker

Here you have three good pieces of advice for those of you who are working on your pronunciation.

Taken from English Lessons with Adam's Youtube Channel.

#10: Adjective Order

If you ever wondered how to organize adjectives when writing or speaking, here you have the explanation.

Download a copy of this in PDF right here.

Taken from http://pdf.free-teacher-worksheets.com/

#9: Descriptive Words: Synonyms

#8: Prepositons of time

If you have trouble with prepositions of time, here you can review "in," "on" and "at."

#7: What type of mustache do you like?

Men have very different kind of mustaches; here you have a list of types of mustaches people you know may have.

Taken from Across the Hall website at http://acrossthehallin2nd.blogspot.com/2013/02/mustache-mania-plus-freebie.html

#6: !0 Hyphenation Tips

English has hyphenated words, or words that include a hyphen ("-") to separate them and to create another concept. Take a look at these tips and learn more about this kind of vocabulary.

#5: English Iddioms: Animals

Here you have another post to continue learning more about idiomatic expressions. This time it is about "animals."

#4: The History of the English Language

If you want to know more about the history of the language you are studying, here you have some basic information about its evolution.

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#3: English Idioms: The Body

To learn more about idiomatic expression in English, here you have some "body idioms."

#2: Subordinate Conjunctions

Here you have subordinating conjunctions to be used when speaking or when writing.

#1: For and Since

If you have trouble with the use of "for" and "since," here you have some extra help.