English Conversation Language
Ed Explains English is a place for ESL learners to expand their Englis
Improve your opinions in English.
Avoid saying: "Now I think different."
Instead say: "I've changed my mind about it."
Natural language improves communication.
23/08/2026
Learn useful action phrases for everyday English.
Practise phrases like: "Could you look into this? / Could you check this? / Could you help me sort this out?"
Also learn: "Would you mind investigating? / Could I request a refund? / What can we do about this?"
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Improve your opinions in English.
Avoid saying: "It is the best."
Instead say: "I think it's one of the best."
Natural language improves communication.
22/08/2026
Learn useful problem phrases for everyday English.
Practise phrases like: "There seems to be an issue. / Something doesn't seem right. / There may be a mistake."
Also learn: "The issue hasn't been resolved. / We're still experiencing the issue. / This doesn't seem correct."
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Improve your opinions in English.
Avoid saying: "For me it is good."
Instead say: "Personally, I think it's good."
Natural language improves communication.
21/08/2026
Learn useful complaint openers for everyday English.
Practise phrases like: "I'm afraid... / Unfortunately... / Excuse me..."
Also learn: "I'm not very happy with... / There seems to be... / I need some help with..."
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Improve your opinions in English.
Avoid saying: "I don't know."
Instead say: "I'm not sure yet."
Natural language improves communication.
20/08/2026
Improve your requesting action in English.
Instead of using: "Fix this."
Try these better phrases: "Could you look into this, please? / Could you check this for me? / Would you mind investigating?"
Natural English helps you sound clearer and more fluent.
Improve your opinions in English.
Avoid saying: "I hate it."
Instead say: "It's not really my thing."
Natural language improves communication.
19/08/2026
Improve your delays in English.
Instead of using: "You are late."
Try these better phrases: "There seems to be a delay. / I think there may be a delay. / We're still waiting."
Natural English helps you sound clearer and more fluent.