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6 contributions to Made-up English
WOW - Words of the Week 02
Every week in my classroom, my students and I find great vocabulary. I want to share them with you, here on my channel. Every week! Learn to pronounce: - literally - absolutely - association - application - memorable - unforgettable - honoured - activity - spectacular - adventurous
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WOW - Words of the Week 01
Every week in my classroom, my students and I find great vocabulary. I want to share them with you, here on my channel. Every week! Learn to pronounce: - language - languages - identify - famous - agency - industry - experience - affordable - exciting - appreciate
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how to use English quantifiers + [noun]
SERENDIPITY is one of my very favourite words. To master this word, please first check the translation in your own language. When you understand the meaning, you are ready to learn the pronunciation. Let's do this! In this lesson, we will also practice using QUANTIFIERS. Quantifiers are words or phrases that express the quantity, amount, or number of a noun. For example: - "a little creativity" - "a lot of confidence" - "total genius" I hope you have fun using these words. Please let me know in the comments when you’ve had a nice moment of serendipity. I look forward to reading about it :-)
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How to make sentences like a native English speaker
In this lesson, we learn to say "I want to eat fish and chips." like a native English speaker. You will learn about: - word linking - connected speech - elisions - assimilations Don't focus on these words - most English people have never heard of them. It's something we DO rather than study. Just follow the video, and I'll you'll be speaking smooth and natural English sentences in just a few minutes. Let's do this!
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What is 'Made-up English' ?
English is NOT a phonetic language. I like to write the challenging words using words and sounds my students already know how to pronounce. It works every time - join this community and try it for yourself.
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Alex Mackenzie
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Born in North England, I moved to Prague, Czech Republic in 2011. I have since lived in The Netherlands, Thailand, and now Japan.

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Joined Jan 1, 2026
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