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What’s going on guys? Happy New Year! (It’s the) first video of the New Year. I have a question here from Haze Moznur Rahman. I hope I said that right. (I) probably didn’t. In fact, I’m certain I didn’t. Anyway, Haze, you had this question. Okay, so he asks, “I’m …

Hey guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. I hope you’ve all been well. I hope you’ve been having a good week or a good month or a good year. I hope everything’s going well on your end. Sorry I haven’t been doing a lot of episodes more recently. I’ve …

Today, in this episode we’re going to be contracting the words HAS and HAVE onto seven different question words. So, we’ve obviously gone over both HAS and HAVE in previous episodes, but in this episode we’re going to do them both in the same episode. So, you guys are going …

 To borrow and to lend, what is the difference? And you’re not alone, this is the kind of verb that gets confused, even by natives sometimes, especially I guess, younger kids learning to use the stuff but I definitely hear it all the time, you’re not alone, this is made …

1 Simple Tip To Sound Australian – /ɑ/ G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today I want to talk to you about 1 simple trick to sound more like an Aussie when you speak English. Let’s go. So, this one simple trick is words that end with -er, -or, …

What’s the difference between “while” and “whilst” says Duy, and I hope I’m saying that correct, Duy. “While” and “whilst”, “whilst*”. I would use these interchangeably. They’re exactly the same thing. “Whilst” is probably rarer, slightly less common, although I would use that. So that might be a little elevated …

So today’s lesson is going to be focusing on muting the T in words and at the ends of words when it’s preceded by an N. So when you have an N and a T in a word or at the end of words quite often we mute the T …

G’day Expression number one. “G’day”. Good day. You can say this as in “Hello”, “Hi” or “Hey”. See someone you know in the street? “G’day”. See a mate? “G’day mate!” Maybe you walk into a classroom, you’re a teacher, and you greet everyone in the class. “G’day guys!” Or maybe …

11 Words To Mispronounce To Sound Like A Native So often spoken English is different from how it’s written, and the reason this occurs is because we’re trying to convey ideas by speaking, obviously, as quickly as possible. And a lot of the time correctly pronouncing these words doesn’t lend …

What’s the difference between COULD, CAN, WOULD, WILL, SHALL and SHOULD? Can & Could So “can” and “could” are the same as “to be able to”. And “can”, “could” and “to be able to” are used to express a variety of different ideas in English. I might just go through …