Structure Summary Would like / want / ask I would like you to come to a party on Saturday Object Clause (noun clause): you to come to a party on Saturday Subject + verb + [object = (object pronoun + verb + more information)] I / would like / you to come to a party on Saturday. Other examples: I would like you to come to a meeting on Monday to discuss the te ... Show More
Nov 13
273. Priorities (B2 Story)
<p>Here is the text for the B2 story today:</p><p><b>Priorities</b></p><p>Steve was a <b>talented</b> guitarist who had spent years trying to <b>make it big</b>. When his band finally got an album deal, he felt his dreams were coming true. But his wife, Laura, was tired of being ... Show More
17m 7s
Feb 2022
How to De-emphasize (Soften) English Sentences
<p>I'm sure that you know how to emphasize something in English, but have you learned how to de-emphasize a sentence? De-emphasizing is very common in English, and in this English lesson I'll teach you how to do it.<br/><br/>You'll hear sentences like, "It is ... Show More
7m 15s
Jan 2025
Important, Must Know Phrasal Verbs - An English Lesson!
In this English lesson I will explain some very common 3 word English phrasal verbs. I know, I know, it's hard enough to learn normal English phrasal verbs, why do we have to have even longer ones! Sorry about that!
In this English class I'll help you learn: to get arou ... Show More
7m 43s
Jan 2025
794 - Phrasal Verbs And Other Communication Phrases
I’m so glad I called up my buddy Ed the other day. He’s a buddy of mine from high school and last week, out of the blue, he hit me up in a text message. I’ve been meaning to get in touch with him for a while, and it was so great to have the chance to catch up with him.
Using ph ... Show More
6m 43s