Mike Teaches English

A common mistake for non-native English speakers...

DON'T SAY "I'm thinking to go".

Instead say "I'm thinking OF GOING".

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Today's phrasal Verb: "Get through" Meaning: To successfully survive a difficult situation or time. You managed to overcome it or reach the end. The emphasis is on the achievement or completion. Have you gotten through something difficult recently? 🤔 #LearnEnglish #shakeup #ESL #EverydayEnglish #englishlesson #phrasalverbs

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Common English Mistake Alert! I got a few questions about the story I posted when I arrived IN Mallorca last Saturday. And yes… this is a VERY common mistake I regularly see! Arrive to → doesn’t exist in English! ✅ Start using: ARRIVE IN → cities, countries, islands, regions - Arrive in Mallorca - Arrive in Spain - Arrive in Bishopstown ARRIVE AT → for specific places or points - Arrive at the airport - Arrive at the hotel - Arrive at the gym So next time you travel… You arrive in Mallorca, but you arrive at the airport 😉 Save this so you never say ❌ arrive to again! #EnglishLearning #LearnEnglishDaily #GrammarHelp #SpeakEnglish #EnglishCoach #FluentEnglish #EnglishGrammar #LearnWithMe

Hi guys!

After 10 years teaching English online, this is my first post here.
Heaven knows I should have done this a long time ago!

To kick things off, I'm posting phrasal verbs to help you with your everyday English.

"I've taken up posting on social media."

And you, what have you taken up recently? 🤔

Checkout my new profile on Superprof.es and let's get in touch!
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