I've been teaching #English for more than eight years and if I could name the number one mispronounced word in English that would be the word hotel. Now the word hotel is pronounced as hOtel. So the second syllable is stressed. 👇

In today's #lesson my student made an important mistake and I want to share it with you. So she said 'I'll do it in next year" but if you use words like "last, this, next" with words like "week, month or year", you shouldn't use any prepositions. 👇

Many of my students who learn #English struggle to pronounce the word "colleague" correctly. Let me teach you how. Do you know such a football tournament as the Champions League? 👇

In my last lesson for the day the student confused 2 words. He said: "I want to feel useless". But he meant "I want to feel useful". So words with suffix -ful mean "full of a certain quality". 👇

I spent years #learning English the hard way—memorizing word after word, trying to piece sentences together, but it still felt like a struggle. I’d say something and get blank stares because I was using the wrong combinations! 👇

A few lessons ago my student was surprised to learn a word in #English. In fact, it's a number: 101 (one oh one). 101 is an adjective that means the "most basic knowledge about the subject". For example 👇

🏆You're learning many random words everyday and you still can't speak #English well? It's because you don't know about collocations. 👇

⚠️Here is something that students who learn #English confuse a lot. 👇

Today my students mispronounced the word LinkedIn. Let's break it down and learn how to pronounce it correctly. So first of all the verb "link". You don't say it as "lean" it's "lin". Link. Okay? Now, because the verb ends with K it's a voiceless sound. You have to pronounce ED as T so linked.

Today my student made a mistake and she wanted to apologize and she said sorry that I did a mistake. Unfortunately I had to correct her again because you don't "do a mistake". You "make a mistake". It's a common topic "do versus make".