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April 1 is an informal holiday known as April Fools’ Day! People celebrate by playing jokes and trying to trick people in funny and harmless ways.

You might be wondering about this word “fool” – how is it used in English? I’ll teach you all about it in today’s lesson.

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Hi! It’s Shayna from EspressoEnglish.net and today you’ll learn 20 words that most people spell wrong. In fact, two of them are in the title of this video!

1. The word definitely does NOT have an “A.” Some people even write “defiantly” which is a completely different word. But the correct spelling of definitely is definitely.

2. And the other mistake is your, y-o-u-r. In the title of the video it should be you’re, which is short for “you are.” The version spelled y-o-u-r is for possession - your house, your dog, your backpack.

Before I continue, I want to invite you to download the free lesson guide, which actually has 100 commonly misspelled words. Click on the link in the video description and enter your email address, and I’ll send you that free PDF download.

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Let’s learn and practice future tenses in English! We have a whole bunch of ways to talk about the future in English, including:

• Will and won’t
• Going to
• Future continuous
• Future perfect
• Present continuous
• Present simple (yes! You can use those to talk about the future in specific cases)

Today I’ll explain which future tense to use in which situation - and I’ll ask you to practice with me, so get ready. You’ll definitely want to download the lesson guide so that you can review everything - click here and enter your e-mail address, and I’ll send you the lesson PDF for free.

Instead of explaining things tense by tense, I’m going to do it situation by situation, because in some situations we can use multiple tenses.

I’d also love to help you even more inside my Advanced English Grammar Course, where we go in detail into lots of important grammar topics. And there are lots of opportunities to put it into practice, like we did today - so that you can speak and write with good grammar.

Today we’re going to learn phrasal verbs with RUN - run around, run for, run off, run on, and many more.

Because these phrasal verbs are all so similar, it’s essential to test yourself by taking a quiz to see if you remember the difference. Download the lesson guide to try the quiz!

If you want to be fluent in English, then you need to know phrasal verbs, because we use them all the time!

Most traditional English textbooks don’t focus on phrasal verbs, but I have a course that will teach you 500 common phrasal verbs in the context of conversations. It’s an easy and natural way to learn them.

Phrasal verbs in conversation is one of my most popular courses!

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Today you’ll learn 6 different ways to talk about regrets in English. Regrets are things in the past where you made a mistake or did something bad and now you feel bad about it and you wish you had done things differently.

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As you can see we’ve got a lot of different phrases for expressing regret. The English language is like that, right? There’s not just one right way to say things. Native speakers use many different expressions.

If you want to learn lots of them, come check out my Everyday English speaking courses. Level 1 teaches you what to say in everyday situations, and Level 2 teaches you more advanced conversational expressions.

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Alliteration is repeating the same (or similar sounds) at the beginning of words - hey - “similar sounds” - that’s an example!

Alliteration is often used in poetry and music because it helps the phrase flow nicely - and we also have a number of common expressions that use it.

Today you’ll learn 20 of them! Download this lesson by clicking here.