A look at when to use the prepositions "for" and "since" to indicate how long something has been happening. An easy-to-remember rule is presented, then the viewer is given practice exercises.

Basketball Diplomacy episode (American English)

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Why Do Americans Hate the Sound 'T'? Have you heard Americans do this? Check these words for more ideas: Silent T- The letter T is not pronounced in some words (you need a dictionary to learn which words): castle whistle chestnut Christmas fasten listen often (With T) soften mortgage mustn’t thistle mistletoe… (In the cluster TCH) catch watch kitchen Final T in many modern words with a French origin: beret ballet buffet chalet gourmet valet depot debut… (the final French -et is pronounced /eɪ/ ) I hope it brings more clarity and check my classes types for more information on how I can help you privately.

I lost my ipad in Thailand. Listen up y'all. Excellent podcast for those of you learning American English.

The right and wrong way to ask for something, or to ask permission, in English.

Different ways to say 'I don't like it'. Often times we don't want to 'sound the same', therefore, It's good to have few alternatives for that. Listen to the audio and get some ideas. If you want me to personally train you - check my class types and choose the most suitable one for you.