2019-05-18 I Wanna Understand Gonna
Today on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Valens in Rwanda. Question: “Please explain how to use ‘gonna.'”…
2019-05-11 How Do You Say Goodbye to a Coworker?
In today’s Ask a Teacher, we answer a question about saying goodbye. Our reader, Hideki, works at a high school…
2019-05-04 Improve, Increase or Enhance?
Today on Ask a Teacher, we answer an email from a reader. Mieshui asks: Question: Recently, I met three words…
2019-04-27 What is the Difference between Call, Phone and Ring?
Today on Ask a Teacher, we answer an email from Nathaniel in South Sudan. He asks: Question: What is the…
2019-04-20 Do You Know the Differences Between Look, Watch, and See?
In today’s Ask a Teacher, our reader Hoang asks: Question: What is the proper use of look, watch and see?…
2019-04-13 Using Either, Or and Neither, Nor
Today on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Mehdi in Iran. He writes: Question: Please explain about either/or…
2019-04-06 Are You Laughing or Smiling?
Today on Ask a Teacher, we answer an email from a reader. He writes: Question: I would like to know…
2019-03-30 All About the Word ‘All’
Today’s Ask a Teacher is all about the word “all,” thanks to a question from our reader Ibrahim O. He…
2019-03-23 Over and Above
Hi, everyone! I hope you like prepositions because I am going to talk about them again today. The question today…
2019-03-16 The Words In and Into
Welcome back, everyone! Last week, I answered a question from a reader about the prepositions on and onto. The other…
2019-03-09 The Difference Between On and Onto
Welcome back to Ask a Teacher! Many English prepositions can be close in meaning. So, sometimes knowing which to choose…
2019-03-02 Maybe and May Be Are ‘Driving Me Crazy’
Hello and welcome to Ask a Teacher! In today’s program, we compare two things that sound and look the same…
2019-02-23 Travel, Trip or Journey?
In today’s Ask a Teacher, our reader Leopoldo asks about three commonly confused travel words. Here is the question: Question:…
2019-02-16 Also, Too and As Well
Today on Ask a Teacher, a reader from Brazil asks about two common adverbs. Here is his question: Question: Hello…
2019-02-09 The Rules of Word Stress, Part 2
You may remember last week’s program, in which I talked about rules of English word stress for two-syllable words. If…