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?

What anon means? I just read a bit of a book and it was written: "And anon come passages of..." Can anyone explain to me when I can use it?

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POV: When they make me do an exam in mandarin Chinese with no pinyin on it

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🧙‍♂️ Wizard Grammar Challenge! Wizard Wobble is casting a spell, but his grammar is all mixed up! Help him fix his magic sentence. Which sentence is correct? A. If I has a wand, I will fly to the moon. B. If I had a wand, I would fly to the moon. C. If I will have a wand, I fly to the moon. D. If I have a wand, I flew to the moon. ✨🔮 Choose the right sentence to unlock the magic! Bonus: What would you do if you had a magic wand? If your child enjoys fun grammar puzzles like this, I offer interactive English lessons for kids. I also provide conversation-only sessions for adults. Feel free to message me if you’re curious to learn more!

Today was stormy, the sky bleak and eerie. This morning, we spent hours studying the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard from the Book of Matthew—a profoundly eye-opening experience. Reflecting on myself, I often envy those who achieve, or seem to achieve, more with less effort than I expend, especially those wits and talented. Worse still, I’ve furtively cursed this perceived unfairness, even when it stemmed from mere luck or circumstance. This is bad, and I’m determined to change. First, I must stop constantly comparing myself to others, as it only breeds stress and fuels resentment. Instead, I’ll focus on my own growth, every improvement I make is a triumph. Life isn’t a competition; it’s about finding peace within.

English students try this. Topic: Irregular Verbs

Ever heard of ‘tsundoku’? (積ん読) It’s a Japanese word for buying books and never reading them, just letting them stack up like trophies of good intentions. Crazy, right? English doesn’t even have a word for that... unless you count ‘my bookshelf.’ 😅 Languages carry feelings we didn’t know needed names. What’s a word in your language that has no direct English translation? I’d love to learn it! Let’s celebrate the weird, beautiful, poetic side of language and culture together. #WordNerd #LanguageUnboxed #CulturalVibes #TsundokuAndProud