#EnglishLeague

Are you new to Italki? Here's how to use Italki to improve your target language using the Italki platform. Do you want 'Free language exchange'? If you do, then click on the Community button at the top of the Italki page and go to the Community message board. Click on the create button and select one of the options. Make a post that mentions your language and your target language and that you want a free language exchange partner. See who responds to your post. Reply to those that respond to your post. Do you want help from a community tutor on Italki? Go to 'Find a Teacher' button at the top of the Italki page. You can select teacher type then community tutor. You can also search by where the tutor is from. Price. What they can help with. Once you see a profile of a tutor that you want to help you, read their profile completely BEFORE booking a lesson with them. ALSO fill out the lesson inquiry/contact form BEFORE booking a lesson with them. Learn about them and inform them FIRST before booking a lesson. Do not just pick someone based on their photo or their location. Do you want help from a certified teacher on Italki? It's the same process as finding a tutor except when you go to 'Find a Teacher' then Teacher Type select Professional teacher. Once you see a profile of a teacher that you want to help you, read their profile completely BEFORE booking a lesson with them. ALSO fill out the lesson inquiry/contact form BEFORE booking a lesson with them. Learn about them and inform them FIRST before booking a lesson. Good luck!!

🟢 🟢 🟢 Complete the expression! Don't worry about the small details yet - let's not lose sight of the big _____. • a) idea? • b) picture? • c) plan? __________________ If you want to sound natural, confident, and fluent in real-world English conversations, mastering everyday idioms is the ultimate shortcut. Don't get bogged down by rigid textbook rules. Book a trial lesson with me today, and let's get you speaking like a native!

🟢 🟢 🟢 Mastering Idioms English loves its idioms. Imagine if it actually did rain cats and dogs. 🐱🐶 Out of all the idioms you've learned in English, which one sounds the absolute craziest if you take it literally? Comment below >>

American English tutor Alice here with a question for American English language learners... Do you use phrasal verbs when you speak? How many do you know? How many do you understand what they mean? Do you just know a few? Do you just use a few? Do you use the same ones because of so few that you actually know? If you need to learn more phrasal verbs and need help let me know. One phrasal verb below. Phrasal verb: Add up to something Means: Equal Example: Your purchases add up to $3.00

American English language learners that are wanting to improve their spoken American English.... Have you ever had a native English speaker born and raised in the US judge your spoken American English? Have you ever had them type to you the mistake that you said either a word or phrase not pronounced right or wrong sentence structure then type to you the correct pronunciation/word/sentence structure? Someone to listen to every sound you make as you speak to analyze the word choices you make and the order in which you speak your words to let you know if it's common to be said or natural to be said? Someone that will also focus on the amount of hesitation you have when speaking. How often you repeat words and phrases. To give you immediate or afterwards corrections. That way you know exactly what you're struggling with and what to improve on so you can become 'unstuck' in this difficulty that you're having with the American English language.

1. Where are you from? Where do you currently live? 2. Can you tell me why you want to learn English? This is not about what you want to do but why. Is it for work or travel or socializing in your country? 3. Which of the following do you need help with? American English phrasal verbs, vocabulary, prepositions, English conversational phrases, slang, idioms, proverbs, basic reading, basic general conversational skills. 4. Tell me your experience with learning English so far. In childhood and adulthood. Any teachers from the US?

🟢 🟢 🟢 Complete the expression! The new CEO hit the ground _____ on her first day. • a) running? • b) working? • c) moving? _________________________________________ If you want to speak English fluently, confidently, and without hesitation, I’m here to help. I specialize in tailored lessons that get results fast. 📈 Click my profile to see my availability and book a lesson!