Quick Fix: 5 Grammar Mistakes

🤩 Download Free PDF - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-100-superlatives-examples/  ✨ Espresso English Academy - 50% off all courses - https://bit.ly/EEacademy ✅ $1 grammar e-books - https://courses.espressoenglish.net/1-english-grammar-e-books/  Let’s learn all about superlative adjectives - when to use them, how to form them, and mistakes to avoid! Adjectives are words that describe things, and superlative adjectives compare 3 or more things, or compare one thing to all others. Here are some examples:  - My grandmother is the oldest person in my family.  - Russia is the biggest country in the world.  - This is the easiest test I’ve ever taken.  - I just finished the most interesting book I’ve ever read How do we form superlatives? Let me quickly explain 5 rules and give you a few examples of each. And make sure to listen to the end because I’ll explain the most common error I see English learners make with superlatives.

🤩 Download Free PDF - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-how-to-introduce-yourself/ ✨ Espresso English Academy - 50% off all courses - https://bit.ly/EEacademy  👨‍💼 Join the Business English Course - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/business-english-course/ One of the most common situations that can make you a little nervous is when you have to introduce yourself. This could be in a job interview, when the interviewer says “So, tell me about yourself!” or it can be at the beginning of a meeting or presentation, or when you join a new group, class, or team. You want to give a nice, strong, confident self-introduction, so that you make a good first impression. Well, today I’m going to teach you a super-easy way to introduce yourself professionally - and this can be used in both formal and informal situations. 

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Download FREE PDF! - https://bit.ly/3SJfUzW  ✨ Espresso English Academy - https://bit.ly/EEacademy  Want to expand your vocabulary amazingly fast? Today we’re going to take 25 words and turn them into 100 words by learning their multiple forms - a noun form, verb form, adjective form, and adverb form.   You probably already know the English word beautiful - that’s an adjective, it describes a person or thing. Now, make sure you know all 4 forms: §  Noun: I stopped to admire the beauty of the sunset. (in this sentence it’s being used as a noun - THE beauty) §  Verb: She painted some flowers on the wall to beautify the room. (beautify is an action, a verb, meaning to make something beautiful) §  Adjective: I bought a beautiful new dress. (as an adjective, it describes a thing - in this case, a dress) §  Adverb: He sings beautifully.(as an adverb, it describes a verb - the way he sings)   Let’s keep going with more English words that have 4 forms.

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FREE Pronunciation Guide - https://bit.ly/AmericanEnglishPronunciationGuide  American English Pronunciation Course - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/pronunciation-and-shadowing-courses/ ✨ Espresso English Academy: https://bit.ly/EEacademy  Did you know we have 5 different ways to pronounce the letter X in English? We’re going to learn and practice them today! Get ready to listen and repeat after me. But first I want to invite you to download a brand-new resource, it’s a pronunciation guide - showing you all the sounds of American English with their phonetic symbols and some example words. You can download the text and audio for free when you click here - https://bit.ly/AmericanEnglishPronunciationGuide 

🤩 Download FREE PDF + Quiz: https://bit.ly/3y6n4at  👉 Advanced English Grammar Course: https://www.espressoenglish.net/advanced-english-grammar-course/ ✨ Espresso English Academy: https://bit.ly/EEacademy  What’s wrong with these sentences? - They aren’t aware about the problem. - She’s married with a journalist. - Who’s responsible of this project? - I’m not satisfied in the product. The answer? They’re all using an INCORRECT preposition after the adjectives. The correct sentences are: - They aren’t aware of the problem. - She’s married to a journalist. - Who’s responsible for this project? - I’m not satisfied with the product. Little mistakes like these can make it obvious you’re not a native English speaker - so today I’m going to help you avoid them by teaching you some common combinations of adjectives and prepositions. Make sure to download the free lesson guide so you can review everything we learn today, and test yourself with a quiz. You can click here to get that free PDF. At Espresso English, we want to help you correct any English mistakes you might be making, and that’s why my Advanced English Grammar Course includes homework with teacher feedback. 

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