#Axes Or Axis

Can you pronounce them correctly now? What questions do you have? #pickingupenglishwithemily #b1 #a2 #pronunciation

"English is full of homophones—words that sound identical but carry very different meanings. Mastering these is a fantastic way to expand your vocabulary. Which ones do you already know? Share them in the comments below!" #pronunciation #wordmeanings #vocabulary #fluency #english #homophones

Ible/Able Words You Should Know 👀Visible 👂Audible 👆Tangible 🔥Flammable 📖Legible #CaptainEnglish

With all of these oddly spelled words, it probably isn’t an exception - there’s a phonics rule for that. ✅⁠ ⁠ Got a word that you don’t know how to explain? Drop it in the comments and I’ll share how I teach it to my students! 👩‍🏫

Different Ways to Say “Also” in #englishhttps://youtube.com/@education34478?si=ffCW0IoBI_6BDnqq

In this lesson I’ll teach you everything you need to know to pronounce words ending with +ED in a natural way. But remember, it only works if you practice!

Articulation VERY much misguided #quillbotPartner @thequillbot

English words can be tricky—but understanding Homophones, Homonyms, and Homographs makes everything clearer! 🔹 Homophones sound the same but have different meanings (see / sea). 🔹 Homonyms look and sound the same but mean different things (bank). 🔹 Homographs have the same spelling but different meanings (lead, tear). Learn smart, speak right, and avoid common mistakes! ✨📚 #LearnEnglish #EnglishGrammar #Homophones #Homonyms #Homographs #VocabularyBuilding #EnglishTips #GrammarMadeEasy #ESL #SpokenEnglish #EnglishLearners

English grammar is officially a hater. 🤦‍♂️ Why does ONE guy get an extra letter while 645 people don’t? Is he doing more work? Is he the main character? I don’t think so! 😤 ​Drop a “🙋‍♂️” if English verbs have ever personally offended you. ​#EnglishGrammar #GrammarHumor #LanguageLearning #ESL #IhateEnglish Relatable VerbConjugation EnglishTeacher

Most learners see ER and panic… but native speakers don’t pronounce the letters — we hit one sound: /ɝ/ 🔥 Today’s board practice: wɜː hɜː sɜː θɜːti lɜːn Quick tip: keep your lips relaxed, tongue slightly raised, and don’t add an extra vowel ❌. Want me to break down YOUR toughest word with IPA on the board? 👇 Comment it and I’ll pick a few for the next video. #learning #English #learnenglish #englishlearning #pronunciation #ingles #phonetics #speaking

What texting abbreviations do YOU use? @eliteformacio @ewa.english

Americans say 'Yeah, no' and it's SO confusing. Let me decode it: ■ 'Yeah, no' = NO 'Want to come?' → 'Yeah, no, I'm tired' ■ 'No, yeah' = YES 'Did you like it?' → 'No, yeah, it was great!' ■■ 'Yeah, no, yeah' = DEFINITELY YES 'Are you coming?' → 'Yeah, no, yeah, I'll be there' ■ The LAST word is usually the real answer. Listen for this in movies. You'll hear it everywhere! Have you heard this before? ■⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #americanenglish #yeahno #confusingenglish #learnenglish #speakenglish #realenglish #slang #esllearner #englishteacher #speakenglishwithtiffani