<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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Oct 16
181. The Secret to Building Better Sentences
In this week’s live session, Amnah shares the secret to writing and speaking in smoother, more natural English. Learn why many learners struggle to build sentences, and discover how to make your ideas flow effortlessly using chunks, linking words, and sentence variety.Plus, find ... Show More
56m 42s
Apr 2022
Congratulations ON, FOR, TO...?
<p>Today we've got a really interesting question from a student:<br /> <br /> In English, do we say <a href= "https://www.espressoenglish.net/congratulations-on-congratulations-for-congratulations-to/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl= "https://www.google.com/u ... 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