Check out this English language tutorial video that explains some differences in American and British slang. This video was made in order to outline the differences between British-English and American-English. Practice and use these words appropriately and improve your understanding of the English language.
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Use the word "being" correctly in English
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Use the verb "have" for eating and drinking
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Use "we're" & "were" properly
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Pronounce the English word "obesity"
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Pronounce the word "thwart" in English
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Pronounce the phrase "status quo"
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Use "live" as a verb & adjective in English
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Describe the feeling of fear in English
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Put on a convincing Irish accent
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Understand present, past and future tenses in English
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Make the AH sound in American English
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Pronounce the word "rendezvous" in English
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Use the slash punctuation mark
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Ask and reply to questions in English
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Use the word 'got' in the English language
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Use the 'stop' verb in the English language
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Use the passive voice "supposed to" in English
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Say the days of the week in English
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Describe problems in English
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Pronounce "faux pas"
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Use the word "being" correctly in English
How To:
Use the verb "have" for eating and drinking
How To:
Use "we're" & "were" properly
How To:
Pronounce the English word "obesity"
How To:
Pronounce the word "thwart" in English
How To:
Pronounce the phrase "status quo"
How To:
Use "live" as a verb & adjective in English
How To:
Describe the feeling of fear in English
How To:
Put on a convincing Irish accent
How To:
Understand present, past and future tenses in English
How To:
Make the AH sound in American English
How To:
Pronounce the word "rendezvous" in English
How To:
Use the slash punctuation mark
How To:
Ask and reply to questions in English
How To:
Use the word 'got' in the English language
How To:
Use the 'stop' verb in the English language
How To:
Use the passive voice "supposed to" in English
How To:
Say the days of the week in English
How To:
Describe problems in English
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Pronounce "faux pas"
1 Comment
ok so first off Love your accent, not sure is this is rude to say or call out but i do ... so sorry second want to know how you would properly say to someone that you think they look good or are attractive w/out sounding brash.(rude or crude)
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