<p>Should "congratulations" be followed the word, "to", "for", or "on"? Is it "congrates" or "congrats"? In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Madam Azimah discusses how to say congratulations correctly!
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Jul 7
170. Want to Be Fluent in English? Use the F.L.U.E.N.T. Framework
In this episode, Amnah shares the F.L.U.E.N.T. Framework — a simple, 6-step guide to help you build real fluency, one step at a time. From finding your ‘why’ to thinking in English, you’ll learn how to practise with purpose, use English daily, and speak with more confidence!Do yo ... Show More
23m 37s
Jun 30
169. How to Sound Natural in English (Even If People Say "Speak Properly!")
Have you ever been told not to say gonna or wanna because it’s “not proper English”?In this episode, Aisya breaks down what “proper” English really means, why contractions and reductions matter in real-life conversations, and how to sound natural while still using correct grammar ... Show More
9m 28s
Apr 2022
Congratulations ON, FOR, TO...?
Today we’ve got a really interesting question from a student: In English, do we say “congratulations ON or FOR your anniversary”? Listen to the lesson to find out :-) When you’re learning English, it can be hard to feel like you’ve really mastered the grammar of the language. Th ... Show More
5m 12s
Dec 2022
#40 - English Vocabulary - Expressing and extending ideas in English using "which" with Mark!
At E2, there are always students asking ‘how can I improve my grammar?’ or ‘How do I extend my ideas on a speaking test?’ Well, I’ve got one word that can do just that. It’s a common word that I’m sure you all know, but it’s very versatile and underused. That word is ‘which’. And ... Show More
7m 28s