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Figure Out English
by Daria StorozhilovaBi-weekly English lessons to help you improve your understanding and fluency in English. Learn collocations and vocabulary secrets, get expert teacher advice, and just have fun learning English!
Copyright: Copyright Daria Storozhilova
Episodes
25 Ways to say 'I don't know' in English
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24 Phrasal Verbs about Travel
8m · PublishedJoin my free course ‘Common English Phrases’: https://stordar.thinkific.com/courses/conversation-free
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23 How to Prepare Your English For Travel
9m · PublishedPlease listen and let me know what you think!
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22 How to use 'get' in 6 different meanings
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The Most Mispronounced Words In English
1m · Published1) Don't accentuate (=pronounce clearly) the final suffixes and unstressed syllables in long words.
'-ous' (sounds like /es/) various, serious, nervous, obvious, previous, dangerous
'-tion' (sounds like /shin/ not /shon) information, section, decision, population, association, organization, position, commission
'-ture' (sounds like /che/) future, feature, creature, moisture, picture
'-ate' (sounds like /et/ not /eit/) corporate, desperate, private, separate, adequate
'-able' (sounds like /ebl/ not /eible/) questionable, reliable, doable
2) Combinations of vowels e/i/y/u with 'r' in the middle of words - they all sound the same /ɜː/ like in 'girl.
All these words will sound the same: girl, term, turn, burn, spur, Myrtie, shirt, bird, heard, early, thirsty, skirt, fur, dirty, curse, work
3) You need to remember words with silent letters (=letters which are written but not pronounced).
Some of them: (letters in red are not pronounced)
honest, hour, ghost
knife, knot, knee, knitting, knock
autumn, damn, column
bomb, numb, climb, lamb, doubt, plumber, debt
resign, design, foreigner
guest, guess, colleague, guilty, tongue, biscuit
almond, palm, calf, half, talk, walk
write, wrap, wrist, wren, wrong
Make sure you pronounce all these words right. You can check yourself in this audio guide here
We have recorded a video course covering the most important spelling/reading/pronunciation rules in English so that you could work with the videos at your own pace.
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21 Learn English Vocabulary: Synonyms for beautiful
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20 How to ask for help
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19 How To Use Likely
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18 How to use 'like' in different meanings
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17 How to use Verb Patterns for your New Year Resolutions
8m · PublishedToday's episode of 'Figure Out English' podcast is about grammar. I am showing you how to make plans and resolutions correctly. I talk about how verbs are used together in English, so-called verb patterns.
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Do you have a question about English? Share it with me and I will make an episode about it!
Figure Out English has 48 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 6:50:02. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 23rd 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on February 27th, 2024 06:45.