🔹 Quick Quiz: Which Sounds More Natural? Let’s do a quick fluency check 🔎: Which of these sentences sounds more natural in casual English? A) I very much like to travel abroad. B) I really like traveling abroad. Drop your answer below! ⬇️ (No pressure—this is about noticing, not being perfect.) 💬 Bonus reflection: If you were talking to a new friend at a café, how would you naturally express the idea of loving to travel? (There’s no one right answer. It’s about voice-first fluency—making English sound like you.) 👉 Curious how I help students find their natural voice in English? Trial lessons are available!

I speak fluently with good grammar but it does not mean I don’t make mistakes sometimes or I sound natural, because In my language if i form grammatically correct sentences it’s automatically means I am speaking correctly but that not the case in English language, and I just realized that recently because when I talked to native speakers in my travel they do not correct me so I assumed my English is good but it turned out it’s not ! So when I started asking questions in italki I started to hear from teachers saying your sentences are grammatically correct but they are awkward and does not sound natural. So there is no rules to follow but to copy how native speakers talk, Luckily though I am Mystique and copying others is my forte !

Hello native English speakers. Sorry to disturb you again. The following are ten sentences related to the same meaning. 1. As well as printing books, he published them. 2. He published as well as printed books. 3. He not only printed books, but also published them. 4. He not only printed but also published books. 5. He printed and published books. 6. He printed books and published them. 7. He both printed and published books. 8. He published books as well as printed them. 9. He published books besides printing them. 10. Besides printing them, He published books. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they all have the same meaning?

Today I talked to a foreigner. It’s difficult for me to form English sentences in my head but he followed me. He was very kind so I enjoyed talking with him.

Typical. They couldn't have chosen a worse moment to show up. What's the meaning of this in a simple. It means. They arrive at bad times and it's typical for them?

When I woke up and went down the stairs my dog was jumping at me. Because he was so cute I was really happy. He is always sleeping or waking around our house. Anyway he is a very cute dog and I love him.

I’m very sleepy today because I didn’t get enough sleep. And I also have a part-time job.so,I think it’ll be a tiring day, but I’ll do my best. I’m off on Saturday and Sunday, so I just want to sleep all day!

Good morning! Today, I have a part-time job for 8hours. I’m so nervous. But when I finish my work, I’ll have a dinner with my friends!

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