Bad English?

Bad English?

There are two phrases I hear many students say:

“My English is terrible.”

“Sorry for my bad English.”

Be careful, because these two phrases are dangerous to your English learning!

Why?

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Dangerous friends

 

at a Fast Food Restaurant

Next!

The day you arrive in a big American city, like New York, on a business trip or for a new overseas post, you’re going to be hungry. Quite possibly, your first meal may be at a fast food restaurant. Here are five essential words you’ll want to remember to help you order food.

1. Next!
2. Meal (not ‘set’)

How to Start a Conversation

Do you have difficulty speaking English? Sometimes the hardest part is simply starting a conversation. Learn these expressions for starting a conversation in English in any situation – formal or informal, at work, school, or other contexts!

Starting a conversation with a friend:

Respectful

Using NEVER MIND

This group’s name is “Never Mind”

A lot of my students have told me that have trouble with the phrase never mind. Today, I want to show you how to use this English language phrase in your everyday conversations. Have a look at the dialog below:

• Jack: I had a great time at the concert last night.
• Jen: Who was playing?
• Jack: What did you say?