Yesterday, something totally unexpectedly happened: I found back my missing project. It turned out the file had been auto-saved and stored as a draft. I had already given it up for lost, so I was all the more delighted when I got it back.

She has ....... eaten sushi. A. ever B. never

What is your reason for wanting to improve your American English speaking? Is it for work? Travel? For a hobby? Have you ever had a tutoring lesson from a native English speaker from the United States? Have you ever had a native English speaker from the United States type out to you what they heard you say if your pronunciation was wrong/sentence structure was wrong then type your correction next to it?

Fun Idioms

✨ #futureme ✨ In the future, I imagine myself speaking many languages fluently, especially English and Spanish. I also hope to help more students learn Arabic in a fun and simple way. If I could send a message to my future self, it would be: "Keep learning, keep teaching, and never give up!" 🌱 💭 What about you? What message would you send to your future self?

Common Mistakes

My name is Alice! Hello there! I've been tutoring students in English since August of 2018 on Italki! I've tutored over 3,500 lessons so far on Italki! I also have a degree in English. I graduated college in 2009. My hobbies are photography, writing, knitting and diamond art. I've done ballet, tap, theater and piano. I have no kids. I've been married since 2007.

Smart Tricks for Learning English Faster Learning English doesn’t have to be stressful or boring. With the right tricks, it can be fun, practical, and effective. 1. Learn a little every day Consistency beats intensity. Ten to fifteen minutes daily is better than studying for hours once a week. 2. Think in English Instead of translating from your language, try to think directly in English. Start with simple thoughts like “I’m hungry” or “I need to study.” 3. Learn phrases, not single words English is full of fixed expressions. Learning phrases such as “How’s it going?” or “It depends on…” helps you sound more natural. 4. Use English in real life Watch movies, listen to podcasts, read short articles, and change your phone language to English. Exposure is key. 5. Don’t fear mistakes Mistakes are proof that you are learning. Speak as much as possible—fluency comes from practice, not perfection. 6. Make it fun Play games, sing songs, or follow social media pages in English. Enjoyment increases motivation and memory.