British English with Rebecca

Hi everyone, I hope your week is going well! 😊
December is here, Christmas is ever closer and here is a Real British Bit about the festive season! An annual tradition that Brits wait all year for! 🇬🇧🎄

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Hi everyone! 👋
Black Friday is coming 🖤 🛒 Here's some handy shopping vocabulary to get you ready to shop till you drop! 🇬🇧✨
Happy shopping! 🛍️

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I’m excited to kick off a new mini-series: Real British Bits 🇬🇧

Join me as I share fun insights into real, modern British culture: from everyday quirks and inside jokes to slang and the small things that make life in the UK so uniquely British 💂

First up: Tesco Meal Deals 🥪💳

Let me know in the comments if you like this idea and would love to see more from this mini-series! 💬

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You’ve probably experienced this: walking into a pub or joining a group of people, and you have to speak English. Suddenly, the nerves kick in and your confidence disappears. This is one of the biggest obstacles I see learners face. But don’t worry, here are 3 simple tips to say goodbye to shyness and start speaking English with confidence! 💬

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Happy Guy Fawkes Night to everyone! 🎇
It’s one of the most fascinating British celebrations, but do you know the story behind it?
Watch my latest video to learn all about it! 🇬🇧

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Hi everyone! I hope you are all having a wonderful weekend 🤗

Let's test your British slang knowledge! 🇬🇧

What does the phrase "Leg it!" mean?

Watch my video tomorrow to find out 🎥

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Hi everyone, happy Friday! 🎉

As we're heading into the weekend and many of us will have some free time, it’s the perfect opportunity to focus on our learning goals 🇬🇧

Here are some of my key tips for learning a language:

👉 Learn 5 new words in context: Pick a newspaper article, read it through, and select 5 words that are new to you. Look up their definitions and then write an example sentence for each word so that you practise them in context. Not a big reader? No problem! You can do the same with a video, for example a TED Talk.

👉 Record yourself reading aloud: Using the same article or text, read it out loud while recording yourself. Listen back and notice which words or phrases need improvement. Then practise those specifically to see progress.

👉 Use the “word family” method: Choose a root word like help, create, or teach, and list all the different forms you can think of. A dictionary or online tool can help you find more. For example, with the word teach:

- Teacher
- Teaching
- Taught

This method is a great way to build a strong vocabulary pool.

Which methods have you found most useful? Share them in the comments to help other learners in this community! 💬

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One of these phrases is more common in the UK, and the other in the USA... 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Which do you think is the British version?

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Which part of learning English do you find the trickiest? 🤔

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I can’t believe we’ve reached 5,000 subscribers in this English learning community! 🎉
Thank you to each and every one of you for being part of this journey. I’m so excited to keep bringing you even more content to help you grow and have fun with English! 🇬🇧

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