If you are familiar with the schwa sound and its role in English pronunciation, here is a list of common words that contain it and that you may find useful. Any questions just ask! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NYUAIxyPYyQRMgoy5jxfJ_sOEnQKyBvpFVXfM43Yjn4/edit?tab=t.0

Something that Spanish speakers often mispronounce in English, are those words ending -tion. In this short video I explain how those words are correctly pronounced and provide you with an easy way to remember! I hope you find it useful! PLEASE NOTE: You may wish to watch the video 'Introducing you to the Schwa Sound' first, to get the most out of this video. As always, I'd love to get your feedback. Please also let me know, if there are any other words you would like me to help you with. Enjoy! https://www.loom.com/share/9d1b9d7cdb2a4f49885b421c9a7819c0

This week we looked at the schwa sound and ways to help you identify it, which will lead to better pronunciation. If you want to start sounding more native, watch the short video below! And I'd love to know what you think! 🤔 Was it helpful? Would you like more videos like this? https://www.loom.com/share/40f9c2489fe94dc08fd7a866864bffab

You can quickly expand your English vocabulary by learning how prefixes change the meanings of adjectives, especially from positive to negative. These simple patterns help you build vocabulary faster and express yourself more naturally. This cheat sheet shows how adding the prefix “un-” to certain adjectives lets you speak more concisely and like a native speaker. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ik-6TIFb5RHUZ3SEOrIACYLBzMmu6LvQklgI9en01o0/edit?tab=t.0

What do you say in English to express surprise, concern, approval, enthusiasm and encouragement? Do you freeze and say nothing, when with just a few words you could say so much? Check out some of these everyday expressions that will help you to express yourself simply and clearly! Sometimes a little can mean a lot! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IImh5FJsgTRRAuu4tspZYUjC_lFmMRvhW6tAKMrtvqQ/edit?usp=sharing