Aubrey Carter

But you could totally say both there.

I love that.

If you missed them, part one was 2552, how to master confusing past tense verbs in English.

And then part two was 2556.

You could scroll up if you missed that.

Don't blow off phrasal verbs.

Absolutely, right?

Each of these has so many meanings.

You will be well prepared to have informal conversations about a lot of different things.

French comes up a lot in the English language.

Today, get our latest set of phrases that have been borrowed from French and learn how to use them to connect in English.

Picture this.

You're part of the conversation.

Someone jumps in with a fast comment.

Everyone reacts, but you're left behind, still processing the words.

It's not that you don't understand English.

It's that real conversations don't slow down for you.

Slang, speed, tone, it all stacks up fast.

The good news, these are trainable skills if you know your English level and what to do to move up.

Start by taking our free two-minute fluency quiz to find out exactly what your level is now.