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Master Native English | Speaking Skills, Grammar, and More

15h 24m 47s
English
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Embark on an exciting journey through the English language and achieve confident mastery and fluency. Each lesson is built on practical examples that will not only help you understand the rules but also apply them in real situations. You will expand your vocabulary, improve pronunciation, enhance conversation skills, and refine grammar — all to speak freely and confidently.

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This course is designed with specific learners in mind. See if you fit into one of these categories:

  • English learners aiming for improvement: If you're looking to elevate your English skills to a new level, this course is for you.
  • Non-native English speakers: This course is specifically tailored for those who are not native English speakers, providing targeted support to boost your language proficiency.

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All Course Lessons (169)
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1
Keep in Mind Demo
10:33
2
Overview and Key Vocabulary
05:20
3
Basics of Description
08:01
4
Description Practice
08:48
5
Full Example Description
03:49
6
Overview
02:46
7
Simple Past
05:44
8
Past Progressive
05:29
9
Present Perfect
08:43
10
Past Perfect
09:05
11
Overview
02:40
12
Small Talk on the Phone
10:01
13
Inviting Informally
11:44
14
Refusing and Accepting
08:04
15
Confirming Details
07:36
16
Basics for Comparing
07:14
17
Useful Rules and Examples
05:12
18
'As - As' and 'Not As - As'
04:57
19
Superlatives
02:55
20
In-depth Comparative Examples
06:38
21
Overview
01:44
22
Being Tactful
05:27
23
Apartment Inquiry
05:05
24
Inquiry Dialogue
15:20
25
Ways to Say 'You're Welcome'
05:24
26
Overview
02:09
27
Phrases for Routine
10:08
28
Personal Details
02:18
29
Explaining Responsibilities
05:51
30
Routine Example
10:08
31
Conversation Techniques
07:56
32
First Day of Class
04:51
33
At an Event
07:01
34
Discussions Overview
02:01
35
How to Ask Interesting Questions
08:39
36
Phrases to Start Discussions
03:25
37
Example Discussion Questions
05:48
38
Progress Overview
02:44
39
Key Vocabulary
09:01
40
Storytelling Tips
03:58
41
A Story of Progress
06:22
42
Ordering Food Overview
01:41
43
Ordering Phrases
02:39
44
Arriving at the Restaurant
05:10
45
At the Table
06:40
46
Asking for Suggestions
02:53
47
Restaurant Vocabulary
05:12
48
Example Order
05:14
49
Paying and Tipping
05:52
50
Taking Home Leftovers
02:02
51
Movies and TV Overview
01:17
52
Genres
06:35
53
Phrases for Talking About Movies
10:04
54
Good and Bad Reviews
07:21
55
Synopsis Example
05:27
56
Advice Overview
01:08
57
Asking for Advice
03:06
58
Ways to Give Advice
10:37
59
Fitness Words and Phrases
05:00
60
In-depth Example
07:24
61
Overview
01:22
62
Asking About the Future
02:28
63
Levels of Certainty
06:33
64
Causes and Results
02:33
65
Hypotheticals
05:00
66
Explaining Your Future
07:08
67
Overview (Part 1)
02:24
68
Key Vocabulary
04:56
69
The Stitching Exercise
07:52
70
Simplification
09:56
71
Overview (Part 2)
01:20
72
Key Vocabulary
03:01
73
Full Variation
04:23
74
4 Words
05:25
75
Improvisation
06:23
76
Overview
01:15
77
In and Ago
03:05
78
After, Later, and Before
05:37
79
Common Time Prepositions
04:52
80
At, On, and In
03:29
81
Since, Ever Since, and Until
05:04
82
From and Between
03:43
83
While and During
03:05
84
Time in the Past
03:59
85
Whenever and Every Time
05:14
86
Overview
01:02
87
Emails Tips
09:01
88
A Personal Email
05:15
89
A Professional Email
05:51
90
Closing an Email
04:50
91
Overview
01:09
92
Key Vocabulary
04:50
93
Tips
02:08
94
Doing Laundry
06:33
95
Running Errands
06:31
96
Errands Example
03:24
97
Overview
01:39
98
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
04:40
99
'Little' and 'A Little'
04:42
100
'A Bit' and 'Not Much'
06:28
101
'Enough' and 'Lots'
05:05
102
'Many' and 'Some'
07:42
103
'A Couple', 'A Few', and 'Several'
04:33
104
'Any', 'None', and 'No'
05:34
105
Overview
01:17
106
Dos and Don'ts
06:29
107
Hooks
10:56
108
The Outline
10:52
109
Full Presentation Example
09:24
110
Overview
01:20
111
Ways to Disagree
04:26
112
How to Compromise
06:48
113
Compromise Examples
04:01
114
Phrases for Difficult Choices
13:06
115
Overview
01:13
116
Numbers in Order
06:41
117
Dates
07:22
118
Symbols
17:57
119
Symbols Example
05:51
120
Pure Numbers
06:22
121
Math
03:20
122
Abbreviations and Addresses
06:52
123
Overview
00:56
124
Expressions for Control
04:53
125
Coffee Shop Expressions
05:33
126
Expressions for Availability
04:03
127
Expressions for Colleagues
04:28
128
Money Expressions
07:32
129
Expressions for Choice
03:02
130
Expressions for a Party
03:51
131
Expressions for Searching
05:56
132
Overview
01:20
133
The Greeting
04:43
134
Booking Nights
03:26
135
Types of Rooms
04:06
136
Prices
04:54
137
Common Questions
08:53
138
Confirming Information
07:22
139
Confirmation
03:20
140
Saying Goodbye
04:17
141
Overview
01:44
142
Meeting Functions
07:00
143
Proposal
03:10
144
Giving Feedback
09:41
145
Moderating
08:59
146
Overview
01:17
147
Describing Cuisines
04:46
148
Cooking Actions
08:16
149
Useful Cooking Phrases
04:20
150
Recipe Vocabulary
03:51
151
Recipe Example
04:56
152
Overview
01:10
153
Greetings and Breaking the Ice
14:46
154
Making Suggestions
04:45
155
Currency and Phone Service
09:53
156
Small Talk in the Car
07:17
157
Vocabulary
05:36
158
The Graph
03:19
159
Describing the Graph
09:39
160
Graph Analysis
06:18
161
Overview
01:21
162
Reasons to Debate
06:44
163
Poking Holes in a Case
05:09
164
If that were true...
04:01
165
Analogies
02:50
166
Conceding
03:52
167
Making an Argument
06:11
168
The Counterargument
04:46
169
Wrapping Things Up
05:13
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11. Description Practice PDF
22. Past Perfect PDF
33. Confirming Details PDF
44. In-depth Comparative Examples PDF
55. Ways to Say 'You're Welcome' PDF
66. Routine Example PDF
77. At an Event PDF
88. Example Discussion Questions PDF
99. A Story of Progress PDF
1010. Taking Home Leftovers PDF
1111. Synopsis Example PDF
1212. In-depth Example PDF
1313. Explaining Your Future PDF
1414. CEC._16._English_Exercises_-_Part_1 PDF
1515. CEC._17._English_Exercises_-_Part_2 PDF
1616. CEC._18._Time_Words PDF
1717. CEC._19._Writing_Emails PDF
1818. CEC._20._Daily_Tasks PDF
1919. CEC._21._Quantifiers PDF
2020. CEC._22._Making_a_Presentation PDF
2121. CEC._23._Expressions_for_Disagreement_and_Difficulty PDF
2222. CEC._24._Technical_Descriptions PDF
2323. CEC._25._Expressions_in_Common_Situations PDF
2424. CEC._26._Booking_a_Hotel PDF
2525. CEC._27._Meetings PDF
2626. CEC._28._Cuisine_and_Cooking PDF
2727. CEC._29._Picking_Someone_up_at_the_Airport PDF
2828. CEC._30._Explaining_Information PDF
2929. CEC._31._How_to_Debate PDF

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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for this course?
There are no strict prerequisites for this course, but it is designed for English learners who already have a basic understanding of the language. If you're a non-native speaker aiming to improve your proficiency, you'll find the course content particularly beneficial. It's suitable for learners looking to enhance their grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation skills.
What kind of projects or activities will I engage in during the course?
The course includes practical examples and exercises such as description practice, comparative examples, and routine examples. Students will engage in activities like small talk on the phone, inviting and refusing informally, and storytelling. These exercises are designed to help apply the learned concepts in real-life situations, thereby improving fluency and confidence.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is tailored for non-native English speakers looking to improve their language skills. It is suitable for learners aiming to elevate their English proficiency, expand their vocabulary, and refine their grammar. The course is particularly beneficial for those who want to speak more confidently and fluently in English.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to other English courses?
This course offers 169 lessons covering various aspects of English, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation skills. It includes detailed topics such as past perfect tense, superlatives, and storytelling tips. Unlike some courses that may focus solely on grammar or vocabulary, this course provides a comprehensive approach to mastering English through practical applications and real-life examples.
What tools or platforms will I use during the course?
The course does not specify the use of particular tools or platforms, focusing instead on practical examples and exercises. Students will practice conversation techniques, storytelling, and ordering food, among other activities, to apply their learning in everyday situations. The emphasis is on real-world application rather than digital tools.
Are there any topics or skills NOT covered in this course?
The course does not cover advanced aspects of English literature or academic writing. Instead, it emphasizes practical communication skills, such as small talk, ordering food, and engaging in discussions. Topics like business English or technical jargon are also not the focus of this course, which is tailored more towards everyday conversational proficiency.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course consists of 169 lessons, but the total runtime is not specified. Given the extensive lesson list, prospective students should prepare to commit a significant amount of time to work through the material. Regular engagement and practice with the exercises and examples provided will be essential for achieving fluency and confidence in English.