“You’re never too cool to learn something new.” An interesting line I’ve just read in a pop-up window while browsing Merriam-Webster website. And I thought of sharing a similar idea with you. Note for English language learners: “Everyday” (adjective) is different from “every day” (adverb phrase). Study the following examples. b) He comes here…
In our real life situations, we often need to talk about continuity of a situation or an action from past to present. That’s why I have added that topic in our spoken English courses. The following is a classroom video in which I briefly discussed this topic. Enjoy watching it.
Please click this link to watch my latest speech at a function in Surat. https://youtu.be/2uNmSn9vyEI
Hi,Everyone is busy. Perhaps you too. But, hang on a minute… let’s enjoy this poem, and then think long and hard about how we should lead our life.Happy Sharing, Happy Living! Dharmendra
A welcome message from Pratik Patel, a dynamic member of our Fluentlingua team. https://youtu.be/QWBthQKbF #englishlearning #elt #englishlanguage #surat #englishlanguagelearners #SpokenEnglishInSurat
Dear English language learner, *Lose*, *loss* and *loose*; let’s study the difference in less than 2 minutes. Do please share this message / video with people in your circle. Happy Learning, Happy Sharing! Dharmendra Fluentlingua https://lnkd.in/fbq7kUA #vocabulary #englishlanguage #learning #englishlanguagelearners #elt #englishlearning
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Hi everyone, Let’s pay compliments. Let’s find “good” things in people and tell them what you like about them. Let’s make today “better” for people around you or connected with you in some way. And please share your experience with me or anyone else you choose to. Best wishes, Dharmendra. Founder, Fluentlingua, Surat Some expressions…
Dear English language learner/lover, Here’s a short video (about 2-minutes) to learn or practice the sound j as in job. Do please share it with people in your circle, if you like. And I look forward to your constructive feedback. Happy Learning! Click this link to watch the video.
Some phrases and sentences containing the sound /z/ as in ‘zoo’. It’s useful for many non-native learners of English in whose mother tongue this sound doesn’t exist. Clarity of this sound is of vital importance in spoken English. Listen and repeat. 1. waysand means 2. raysof the sun 3. bagsof rice 4. size of rooms…