Improve your English with Evelyn

⭐⭐New video lesson! Today's topic: Why your English isn't improving.

In this video, I’ll share 5 practical things that can actually help you improve your English faster and more naturally, from daily habits and vocabulary to pronunciation and speaking practice.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/tuIf7Niy-Zg

Happy learning!
-Evelyn

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 29

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⭐⭐New full-length video just posted! 

Take the test! 📝

Your English Listening Is Advanced If You Can Answer These Questions (IELTS Band 9)😱

👉 Watch the new video here: https://youtu.be/HV_UFObXJPM

Happy learning!
-Evelyn

2 weeks ago (edited) | [YT] | 13

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How many of the 3-part phrasal verbs did you know before watching my latest YouTube video lesson? ("10 very common 3-part phrasal verbs that every native speaker uses") 🤓

5 months ago | [YT] | 3

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Native speakers use these 10 phrasal verbs every day, but they’re rarely taught in textbooks 👀
👉 Watch the new lesson here: https://youtu.be/L--EATjGrlk?si=2q6af...

5 months ago | [YT] | 30

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Here we go again.
I have been critiqued again by you-know-who, and honestly, I didn’t even want to respond because you all know that his critique is always over the top. But I felt I owed an explanation to my followers/subscribers.
Captain Obvious pointed out that I was wrong to say the plural of dozen is dozen. So, if dozen is not the plural form of dozen, and the plural form is dozens, we can say “2 dozens donuts,” right?
The answer is no. What he fails to tell you is that dozens is actually not exactly the plural form of dozen meaning 12 of something. It is a plural noun that is always used in plural form, and it means a lot of something. → For example, dozens of people.
But you don’t have to trust me—you can simply check the Oxford Dictionary. → As you can see here, the plural of dozen (meaning 12 of something) is also dozen. → Check out these examples: 2 dozen eggs / 3 dozen red roses.
However, dozens as a plural noun means many or a lot of people or things and is always used in plural form. → Look at these examples:
I’ve been there dozens of times.
We’ve interviewed dozens of people.
So maybe, rather than nitpicking and stating the obvious, respond to my video where I pointed out the obvious mistakes that you made.
Thanks.

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1 year ago | [YT] | 59

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Hey, my lovely viewers! I’ve just created a page for donations to support my work on a website called Buy Me a Coffee. Love my English-language content? You can now make a donation to support my efforts. Thank you for your support! Every little bit helps 🙏😘

Donations accepted here: www.buymeacoffee.com/englishwithevelyn

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Hey, my lovely viewers! Do you think you’re fluent in English? Challenge yourself by taking this 30-question test! If you don’t score well, make sure to study the vocabulary I teach you in my video titled "30 Advanced Adjectives You Need to Know!“! Let me know your score in the comments! Happy learning! ❤️🤓

2 years ago (edited) | [YT] | 12

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Come join me for my first YouTube live next Sunday April 16th at 9 AM PDT 😊🤗

3 years ago | [YT] | 8

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Do you know the following 12 expressions with the words "DEAL," "MAKE," and "BEAT"?

Watch my NEW video to learn these 12 useful ENGLISH expressions in *only 3 minutes!*

1) "dealbreaker"
2) "sweet deal"
3) "what's someone's deal?"
4) "to play the cards you're dealt"
5) "to make it"
6) "to make it big"
7) "to make something up"
8) "to make it up"
9) "to beat something"
10) "to not beat around the bush"
11) "to beat someone to it"
12) "to walk to the beat of your own drum"

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