To really understand grammar, you need to learn the role of every word in a sentence! In this English grammar lesson from Adam, you'll learn about these parts of speech: ARTICLES (a, an, the) PREPOSITIONS (for, by, to…) CONJUNCTIONS (and, but…), and PRONOUNS (he, these, all…) | engVid

Are you looking for love? Don't let your grammar and spelling mistakes get in the way! Writing skills are very important in the world of online dating. In this lesson, Emma shows you how to avoid common grammar and spelling mistakes that people look for! | engVid

There are many grammar rules English speakers only use in formal situations or academic and professional writing. In everyday spoken English, you can ignore these rules and concentrate on what DOES matter. Learn what rules to ignore in the new lesson from Ronnie! | engVid

Do you want to improve your conversational English? Use this easy word to sound like a native speaker! Watch Ronnie's new lesson. | engVid

Build your English vocabulary in this 30-minute interactive practice video with Alex EngVid! Hear 20 of the most common English phrases, listen and repeat sentences, and build your own sentences. All of these phrases and more are also in Alex's book, "300 Practical English Words and Phrases": https://www.englishalex.com/product-page/300-practical-english-words-and-phrases | engVid

Rebecca will show you how to improve your pronunciation and fix your grammar with one simple trick! Learn to say the "s" correctly in contractions, possessives, plurals, tenses, questions, and more. | engVid

Practice listening comprehension AND learn some new words in the new video by James! You'll learn 12 words that come from the world of movies, but are also used in everyday conversations. | engVid

Improve your English conversation skills by replacing "I know" with other terms and expressions! Watch James's new vocabulary video now: | engVid

If you have to go to the hospital, or if you just like watching medical TV shows, Emma's new video is for you! Learn basic medical vocabulary and expressions, like "diagnosis", "prognosis", "vitals", and more. | engVid