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Welcome back to another episode of Everyday English with E2. And this week, it’s all about grammar, and in particular, the homophones Your and You’re. These are some of the most common homophones that people confuse. Even native English speakers often use the incorrect versions of Your and You’re and it’s time that we learn them properly and get them right, once and for all!

...and remember, if you want to continue to develop your English speaking skills and more, make sure you head to ⁠https://e2english.com⁠ and sign up for the E2 English pronunciation course.

Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2 where, each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation as well as some writing / reading strategies. This week, it’s all about pronunciation, and in particular, THEE and THUH, and when to use the different pronunciations of the most frequently used word in the English language, "The". I know you’ll be following along closely today, but if you’d like, feel free to grab a pen and paper and jot down some notes while you listen.

...and remember, if you want to continue to develop your English speaking skills and more, make sure you head to https://e2english.com and sign up for the E2 English pronunciation course.

Welcome back to another episode of Everyday English with E2 where, each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation as well as some speaking, writing, reading and listening strategies. And this week, it’s all about some crazy English vocabulary. 

Check out our E2 English Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced English courses available at ⁠⁠https://e2english.com/⁠⁠. There you can practise and develop your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills, with lessons for any English skill level. 

Welcome back to another episode of Everyday English with E2 where, each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation as well as some speaking, writing, reading and listening strategies. And this week, it’s all about grammar, and in particular, when to use the pronouns I or ME.

Check out our E2 English Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced English courses available at ⁠https://e2english.com/⁠. There you can practise and develop your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills, with lessons for any English skill level. 

Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2! This week it’s all about spelling, and in particular, the homophones "there, they’re and their".

Check out our E2 English Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced English courses available at https://e2english.com/. There you can practise and develop your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills, with lessons for any English skill level.

Join Natasha and learn how to build your word associations to expand your English vocabulary. What exactly is word association? Word association is the process of connecting one word to other words based on relationships such as similarity, oppositeness, or association with a particular context. It’s really about connecting words in your mind or on paper so you can expand your vocabulary in more depth.



Remember to check out the E2 English pronunciation course at ⁠⁠https://e2english.com/⁠⁠ to improve your English FAST!