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How can you say ‘please’ differently? Watch the video https://youtu.be/z9PgFT1cnjY?si=u24R4zcPVuGUpgNO   "Seeking a new way to ask a favor? Try these ten alternatives to 'please'. First, 'Could you kindly?'. It’s polite, yet firm. Second, 'Would you mind?'. It’s empathetic and considerate. Third, 'May I ask you?'. It’s direct, yet respectful. Fourth, 'I would appreciate if you could'. Shows gratitude in advance. Fifth, 'Could I possibly?'. It’s humble and courteous. Sixth, 'If it’s not too much trouble'. It’s thoughtful and appreciative. Seventh, 'If you could, please'. It’s clear, yet considerate. Eighth, 'I’d be grateful if you could'. It’s thankful and polite. Ninth, 'If you’d be so kind'. It’s gracious and respectful. Lastly, 'Could I trouble you for?'. It’s considerate and respectful. So next time you want to make your communication more effective, try some of these expressions! More resou...

  Learn English with news Would you like to develop your English with daily news? Try these TV news channels, available also as mobile apps. https://youtu.be/13WvrtlpfIA?si=DQiQOUPs3NxjEgSC Click here to check more resources on news channels https://learnenglishdailytips.com/my-websites-and-apps/ 1. BBC News / BBC World News, English dialect: British 2. Channel 4 News, English dialect: British 3. Sky News, English dialect: British 4. Al Jazeera, English dialect: Multiple 5. HuffPost, English dialect: American 6. CNN, English dialect: American 7. Vice, English dialect: Canadian 8. Quartz, English dialect: All 9. Digital Spy, English dialect: British 10. The New York Times, English dialect: American Adapted from: https://www.ef.com/wwen/blog/language/learn-english-with-news/ Extract from the original article: “Staying up-to-date with the latest world developments is vital, but what if you’re not fluent in English and find it hard to understand some of the stories? ...

  How long does it take to learn English? You need about a year to acquire a decent level so that you can work in English. But the time needed depends on various factors, such as: age, current level, target level, language(s) you already speak, commitment or motivation.  In general, you need about 70 hours to get from zero level to A1, and about 200 hours of practice for each of the six kevels, from A1 to C2, which makes a total of 1120 hours, and 720 hours of instruction to get to B2 level, which is needed to work in English. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/6ExbVNYPkLA For more details, you may check the link here : https://www.ef.com/wwen/blog/faq/how-long-to-learn-english/#:~:text=A%20beginner%20can%20learn%20English,least%205%20hours%20a%20day other resources are available on my website/app: https://learnenglishdailytips.com/my-websites-and-apps/   Extracts from the article: “A beginner can learn English in a year. That’s pretty fast, although no...

 Practice English Speaking Alone Would you like to practice English speaking alone? Try these practical tips! https://youtu.be/xTZQJaKWS0k More resources are available here: https://learnenglishdailytips.com/resources/ 1. Practice pronunciation by speaking in front of a mirror 2. Read aloud to improve understanding of written and spoken English 3. Repeat sentences from videos with native speakers 4. Speak aloud in English as you go about your day 5. Memorize and recite passages from poems or speeches 6. Practice tongue twisters for problematic pronunciation 7. Record yourself speaking and listen for pronunciation issues 8. Learn English songs and sing along to improve pronunciation 9. Use dictation apps to practice pronunciation and check for errors 10. Set virtual assistants to English language mode for pronunciation practice 11. Watch shows in English with subtitles and speak along with the characters 12. Narrate sports games in English or transl...

  Learn English Grammar: Basic Rules https://youtu.be/xthtIc4wvqo Would you like to master basic English grammar? Check these rules. 1. Write complete sentences with a subject and a verb. 2. Make sure that your subjects and verbs agree. 3. Link your ideas with conjunctions or semicolons to create compound sentences. 4. Use commas correctly and consider using a serial comma when necessary. 5. Use active voice to make your sentences clear and concise. 6. Use the correct verb tense for the time period you're describing. 7. Keep your verb tense consistent throughout your writing. 8. Use apostrophes only for possessive nouns and contractions. 9. Differentiate between homophones. 10. Use end punctuation correctly to convey the desired tone. Can you think of other important rules? Add them in the Comments. Share if you like. Follow for more! Adapted from: https://www.yourdictionary.com/articles/grammar-basics-rules You may also want to practice your English grammar for fre...

  Improve your English level from B1 to C1. A. Video available here: https://youtu.be/qcantf7Zv6Y B. Adapted from : https://learnlaughspeak.com/10-actionable-tips-to-help-you-boost-your-english-level-from-b1-to-c1/ C. You may find other resources on how to improve your English level on my website here: https://learnenglishdailytips.com/my-websites-and-apps/ 10 Practical Tips to Help You Boost Your English Level from B1 to C1 List of tips: First, set specific, measurable goals for improvement After that, create a study plan that fits your schedule and learning style Later, join an English-speaking group to practice speaking skills Find an English tutor or sign up for an online program Use language learning apps as a supplementary tool Read books in English that interest you at an appropriate level Practice speaking with native speakers and immerse yourself in the language Watch movies, TV shows, and listen to podcasts in English Stay consistent and dedicated to your English learning...