Advanced English Grammar & Vocabulary

Advance your English grammar and vocabulary with these tips, blog posts, and in-depth lessons. Plus, I'll share my most popular lessons from Speak Confident English. You can get all my lessons and more at speakconfidentenglish.com
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#270: 20 English Euphemisms to Describe People and Aging
Euphemisms give us a polite way to talk about uncomfortable topics. These common euphemisms are a great place to start.
19 English Collocations with Think
Struggling with English vocabulary? One great way to improve your vocabulary & fluency is to learn English collocations! Collocations are groups of words that commonly go together. They help you sound more natural when speaking English and can help you create sentences faster. Some examples include "personally think," "inclined to think," and "have a long, hard think." By improving your knowledge of collocations, you can improve your overall English proficiency. Give it a try! #EnglishLearning #VocabularyBuilding #Collocations 19 English Collocations with Think
Business English To give something a once-over is an alternative to the verb 'look' in English. And it's often used in business conversations. Learn more alternatives to the verb look in English with this lesson
19 English Collocations with Think
Struggling with English vocabulary? One great way to improve your vocabulary & fluency is to learn English collocations! Collocations are groups of words that commonly go together. They help you sound more natural when speaking English and can help you create sentences faster. Some examples include "personally think," "inclined to think," and "have a long, hard think." By improving your knowledge of collocations, you can improve your overall English proficiency. Give it a try! #EnglishLearni
#271: English Conversations on Burnout
If you're experiencing burnout due to excessive stress, you may need to talk about it with others. This Confident English lesson will provide you with the vocabulary you need for English conversations on burnout. #271: English Conversations on Burnout
Third Conditional in English + Example Sentences [Advanced Grammar]
Third Conditional in English. Does the third conditional frustrate you? Grammar books teach a complicated formula, which can be helpful but it's also important to know how and why we use the third conditional in real English conversations. For example, did you know we can use the third conditional in English to criticize someone's actions? Find out exactly how to use this grammar form in your English conversations. Third Conditional in English + Example Sentences [Advanced Grammar]
#196: Habits to Improve Your English [+ FREE Habit Tracker]
Daily English Practice. Follow my 5 steps to start an effective daily habit to boost your English vocabulary AND track your progress.
Second Conditional in English — Advanced English Grammar [Updated]
Advanced English Grammar. English speakers love to use the second conditional form to start interesting conversations, negotiate, imagine alternative outcomes, and so much more. Learn how and why you can use the second conditional in your English conversations. Second Conditional in English — Advanced English Grammar [Updated]
#283: 11 Better Ways to Say Annoyed | Advanced English Vocabulary
Tired of using the same old phrases to say 'I'm annoyed' in English? In this Confident English lesson, you'll have a variety of rich expressions to say you're feeling annoyed in English. From subtle expressions to full-blown venting, you'll learn how to effectively communicate your irritation in any situation or English conversation. #283: 11 Better Ways to Say Annoyed | Advanced English Vocabulary
#280: Most Used Corporate Jargon in English | 13 Trending Examples
Corporate jargon is industry-specific language used by those who belong to the corporate world. When used correctly, it functions as shorthand language for professionals within an industry to communicate complex ideas, concepts, and processes quickly and efficiently. #280: Most Used Corporate Jargon in English | 13 Trending Examples
#277: How to Use ‘Because Of’ vs ‘Due To’ | English Grammar Lesson
English Grammar Lesson Which one is correct? Hint: Only 1 choice is right. • We canceled the trip because of the heavy rain. • We canceled the trip due to the heavy rain. Not sure? 👉 #277: How to Use ‘Because Of’ vs ‘Due To’ | English Grammar Lesson
#270: 20 English Euphemisms to Describe People and Aging
Euphemisms give us a polite way to talk about uncomfortable topics. These common euphemisms are a great place to start.
#291: 19 Adverbs to Express Your Opinion in English | Build Your Vocabulary
When used correctly, adverbs add depth and precision to your speech. This includes *frankly, apparently, presumably, obviously* and more. #291: 19 Adverbs to Express Your Opinion in English | Build Your Vocabulary
#284: How to Talk About the Temperature in English | Descriptive Adjectives
The weather and the temperature are common topics of small talk conversation in English. How would you describe the temperature where you live today? #284: How to Talk About the Temperature in English | Descriptive Adjectives
#271: English Conversations on Burnout
If you're experiencing burnout due to excessive stress, you may need to talk about it with others. This Confident English lesson will provide you with the vocabulary you need for English conversations on burnout. #271: English Conversations on Burnout