Do you have trouble pronouncing long words in English, like “availability”? The problems are usually: word stress and length of sounds. Watch this short …
How to say long words like “availability” in English correctly? Read more »
In a previous post we already talked about the reasons why it is important to be able to manage Small Talk situations in business. Now let’s look …
Let me give you an example to illustrate the difference. Imagine there’s a business meeting. There are 10 people when the meeting begins. You happen …
Today’s quick grammar point is about the expression “used to” and some related mistakes. Spanish speakers often confuse “use to do” with “usually do” or …
Createnglish 2021 October: In this episode we are focusing on the following language learning points: 1) One minute grammar: “used to” versus “usually” 2) Present …
What do we need for successful small talking? In a previous post on Small Talk we briefly looked at how small talk is an essential …
What is small talk? Small talk is an essential part of communication, including business. It is especially important for business people to master small talk …
1) Question: “to infinitive” or “-ing”? This is something students often ask about and it’s kind of a tricky point in English. Here I’m going …
Infinitive or gerund? (stop to do sth vs. stop doing sth) Read more »
Createnglish 2021 September: In this episode we are focusing on the following language learning points: 1) One minute students’ question: “to infinitive” or “-ing” (stop/remember) …
Let’s learn about pronouncing modal verbs such as could, should + “have” when talking about past events. Some of the most common ones are: could have …
How to sound more fluent saying “could have”, “should have” etc Read more »