<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!
To learn even more with us, make sure to sign up to our FREE course, Speaking wit ... Show More
Oct 2
179. Confident English at Work: Phrases That Make You Sound Professional
Do you sometimes struggle to find the right words at work? Maybe you worry that you sound too casual, too direct, or not confident enough.In this live session, Amnah will share practical English phrases you can use in common workplace situations -- starting a meeting, giving your ... Show More
56m 11s
Sep 22
178. Stop Being Boring and Let Your Personality Shine!
Stop sounding boring in English! In this episode, Aisya shows you how to speak like your true self, bring your personality into every conversation, and choose words that make you feel confident.To learn even more with us, make sure to sign up to our FREE course, Speaking with Con ... Show More
14 m
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