English with Rupert

English with Rupert Teaching English for 25 years. I'd love to teach you, too! Hi! I'm Rupert Walsh. It would be my pleasure to help you with your English.

I've been teaching English for over 20 years, and until recently I was Head of all English Language courses at the University of Portsmouth, UK, which were taken by over 1000 students per year. My qualifications include a Masters in Applied Linguistics and TEFL (Distinction), and the Cambridge DELTA. I specialise in helping with the most difficult English language questions! I can help you improve your English if you do the following things:
- Follow my page
- Read my posts and watch my videos
- Ask questions in the comments sections after my posts and videos
- *Join my online classes (coming soon!)

I also have a YouTube channel, where I go into the same language points in more depth. The channel is also called "English with Rupert". MY LINKS:
Online courses: https://www.udemy.com/course/english-grammar-from-advanced-to-native
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-8XuuU_IQA7SUeSyUJfUqQ
Website: www.rupert.walsh.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RupertWalshELT

19/06/2024

English grammar is always changing and updating to fit how people actually use the language! Do you know any of the recent changes that have occurred in commonly accepted English grammar?

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18/06/2024

Idioms tear up the rules of English grammar and vocabulary, and create new meanings by combining words that do not obviously go together! Do you know the idioms in this video?

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17/06/2024

An important part of an English grammar sentence is making sure the patterns of your grammar are consistent. How can you achieve that?

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16/06/2024

Good English doesn’t just involve knowing what words are, but which English words commonly go together. Learn this, and help yourself get English vocabulary and English grammar right!

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15/06/2024

English nouns can refer to one thing, or to a group of many things. To succeed with English grammar, you need to know how these “group” nouns affect your sentences.

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14/06/2024

Phrasal verbs contain some confusing English grammar rules, depending upon which phrasal verb you are using! Do you know how to change your grammar according to the verb in question?

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13/06/2024

Some English sentences combine two or more negatives. This can be confusing - until you learn the rules of English grammar to do with “Litotes”! Have you ever used these rules?

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12/06/2024

Don’t be fooled: Using “A”, “AN” and “THE” is not a simple thing in English grammar! Do you know how to use them with geographical features? This video will help!

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11/06/2024

Spoken English grammar is so different to English writing, and one issue you need to use correctly is “fillers”. But do you know what they are?

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10/06/2024

In English grammar and vocabulary, words are often a combination of several grammatical terms, like “nonetheless”. Do you know what these are and what they mean when combined?

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09/06/2024

Being hypothetical means to explain what didn’t actually happen, but imagine it happening all the same.There are various ways to do this in English grammar. Do you know what these are?

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08/06/2024

Prefixes in English grammar do not always follow obvious patterns! Do you know which prefixes you can use at the front of words, and what they mean?

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