While learning English can be challenging at times, it’s also incredibly rewarding. By embracing the hurdles, pronunciation quirks, grammar rules, and confusing prepositions, you’ll grow stronger as a speaker. Remember, everyone stumbles along the way. Even native speakers sometimes mispronounce words or forget grammar rules! So, take a deep breath, laugh off the mistakes, and enjoy the journey. After all, Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was the perfect English speaker. Keep practicing, keep learning, and soon enough, you’ll have a grasp on this wonderfully strange language. And who knows? You might just end up serendipitously becoming fluent without even realizing it!

First notebook entry: Introducing myself i am faisal from Pakitan and i like english because english is must that i can use it everywhere if i visit to any country.

Feel free to book a class, I am always happy to see you!

Let's study a new phrasal verb! Do you ________ anyone in your family? In what ways? This phrasal verb means 'be like'. Feel free to book a class, I am always happy to see you! P.S.waiting for your answers:)

Which option is correct?

✨ Stress It Right Friday ✨ Can you choose the correct syllable which is stressed when pronouncing the word given below? I am available to teach all ages and abilities and my lessons are tailored to your needs. If you have any questions, feel free to message me!

what are you wearing today? how do you spell it? what do you need?

Hiii french learners, quick quiz of today!!!

How do you do ,native English speakers. Nobody thought for a moment that Tom was the escaped convict, about whom such a stir had been made. (original) Is the original grammatically correct? I guess the original means : People thought for a moment that Tom was not the escaped convict. people had made a total chaos regarding the escaped convict. Is my guess correct?