I got an email today from an English teacher.
(When I see interesting ads for English, I click and join and sometimes buy.)
This English teacher told me when to use these prepositions:
Daily Lessons / blog posts
It Works!
The Vig Method works!
Don’t believe me?
Need proof?
Did They Use The Right Word?
How was your afternoon?
I spent half the day waiting in line at Thai immigration.
When you enter the country you can stay for 30 days.
What’s More Important Than Your Crazy Accent? EVERYTHING!
Yesterday I asked you to answer this question.
Thank you for the replies!
Some of my favorites:
Here’s a Good English Expression
Do you know this expression?
“Don’t sweat the small stuff.”
You can use it to say that someone is focusing on the wrong things, on the unimportant things.
Why You Should NOT Care About Your Accent
This is funny.
Here’s Arnold on YouTube talking about his accent when he speaks English.
Arnold says he had “an accent removal coach, who has passed away since then. But, I mean, you know, I should have, otherwise, gotten my money back.”
I Have No One To Practice English With!
Need to practice your English?
But you live in a small town?
Or your friends don’t speak English?
INTRODUCING: Vig Village
Yesterday, I asked you for feedback on my new idea:
What if…
Very near your home there is a small village.
Pick Up English In This Village
This week we’re talking about the easy way to learn English.
It’s called “picking up” a language.
Picking up English is the easiest way to learn English because you learn it naturally, without working or even trying, just like children learn.
Don’t Study English: Pick It Up
Do you know my story?
Like you, I tried to learn a foreign language in school.
I chose French.
