English with Spirit

Here are some mispronounced words and at the end I share 5 rules to master American English pronunciation!

Here are some phrasal verbs that can help you sound more natural 😄

This is part 2!

Tomorrow I’ll be posting part 2!

Here are some vocabulary terms, phrasal verbs and idioms related to driving!

Here are some tips to sound more natural when speaking in English!

I hope you like this episode or at least find it helpful ;)

At the end there is a bonus quote ;)

Here are some idioms, phrasal verbs and expressions about food and eating!

Here are some more idioms!

Here are some idioms, expressions and phrasal verbs that are commonly used in the 🇺🇸

Here are 20 morning routine phrasal verbs!

There’s gonna be Part 2😄

This is not an English textbook, this is real English!!😄

Advanced adjectives to take your English to the next level!

Here are some alternatives to the overly used intensifier “very”!

Here are my top 10 YouTube channel recommendations :)

Here are some vocabulary terms about conversations and talking! 😄

Part 2!

Here are some 20 advanced nouns to help you expand your vocabulary!

Today I gonna share with you 20 common idioms related to money 💰

Here are some of my tips to learn English more effectively while having fun!

Here is Part 2 of the episode about binomials!

Here are 10 common mistakes that many people make and the corrections! 😄

How are you? I am fine, thanks! Good luck! Hello! Goodbye! All this phrases sound boring! Listen ti this episode to find out sine alternatives to commonly used words and phrases! 😄

Here are some idioms to describe unpleasant and difficult situations! 😅

Here are the 5 patterns!

In American English many words end with an “or” and they drop the u
On the other hand, In British English the same words are spelled with an our
My favorite color is blue (AE)

Many words in American English end with a ze
Whereas in British English the same words end with a se
The winner analyzed the prize carefully

In American English some words end with er
Whereas in British English the same words end with a re
The center of the city is just a few kilometers from here

In American English some words have a double ll
Whereas in British English the same words have only one l
The company is working on the second installment of the aquarium but they are looking for skillful architects

Another difference is that in American English some words finis with se
Whereas in British English the same words end with ce
He doesn’t took offense for not getting the driver’s license

Here are some idioms and phrasal verbs to describe romantic relationship!

Here are some idioms, informal expressions, phrasal verbs and advanced words to express anger!

Wanna, gonna and hafta are all common reductions used in informal conversations! Listen to this episode to find out more😊

Tomorrow I will be posting the second part. 100 example sentences using the American version! 🇺🇸😉

As promised, here is part 2! 😊

House vs home
Loose vs lose
Farther vs further
empathy vs sympathy
Sensible vs sensitive Do you know the difference between this words? 😅 Maybe this episode will help!

Hey guys! This episode is full of alternatives to the phrase “I think”. Hope you like it 😄

Tomorrow will be part 2! 😄

Today I will help you broaden your vocabulary with a few advanced verbs ! 😁

Today I am gonna share with you some idioms, informal expressions and phrasal verbs to talk about friendship! 😊

Here are some idioms, phrasal verbs and other vocabulary expressions that you will come across in the series “How I met your mother”

Today is all about describing people!

Part 2! 😉

Tomorrow Part 2! Enjoy 😉

Today I share with you 20 C1 and C2 adjectives to broaden your vocabulary! I hope you like it 😄

Hey guys! Today I wanted to share with you 15 expressions related to time. Enjoy 😉

Hey! Today I am going to share with you 20 idioms related to the weather! I hope you enjoy it.

As promised, here is the list: AKA: also known as used
ASAP: as soon as possible
RSVP: comes from the French expression “répondez s'il vous plaît”. Basically it means, please respond!
NVM: nevermind
JK: just kidding
IDC:I dont care
IDK: I Don't know.
FYI: for your information
BTW: by the way
BRB: be right back.
IMO: in my opinion
IMHO: in my humble opinion
LMK: let me know
LOL: laugh out loud.
OMG: oh my god.
TTYL: talk to you later
YOLO: you only live once.
FAQ: frequently asked questions
DIY: do it yourself,

Today I will share with you 20 common Binomials that you will probably hear in informal and formal speech! I hope you like it.

This is part 2 of idioms related ro colors!

This episode is all about idioms, expressions, informal phrases used in American English! 😄

Tomorrow Part 2! 😄