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When & how to use Present Simple (English Grammar) - Commonly misused if you speak other languages

If you ever wonder if the way you speak/write in English is correct or if you are not an English native speaker, this video will help you identify when and how to use the ‘Present Simple’ tense correctly.

Some of my beginner, intermediate, and advanced students make mistakes when they speak or write in English because their foundations in English are not very solid. In addition, some languages have the ‘Present Simple’, but it’s used slightly differently. Therefore, that’s the reason for many mistakes when using this basic tense.

When we speak a new language, we have to respect its rules and speak it the way it’s spoken. We cannot translate word by word because at the end, what we’re trying to say will not make sense in the other language or the message might be confusing/misunderstood. We have to translate the meaning of what we’re saying, even if in another language we have to use different words, verbs, and verb tenses.

The following video will be the first of a series of short explanation videos on how to use English grammar correctly.

Don’t rely on your English foundations. Always make sure you are using the correct grammar structure even if you have used it for a long period of time. We sometimes need to unlearn things that we incorrectly learned.

If you’re still a school/university student and you have already come back to school or if you already finished school/studying, don’t leave learning a new language for later. In my own experience, languages have opened many doors for me. If you want to have better job opportunities, you need to have more knowledge and skills than others. For that reason, if you need to learn or improve your English, Spanish, or French, visit Alvademy for more information.

Furthermore, if you have any questions on how to use the ‘Present Simple’ correctly, don’t hesitate to leave your comments below. I’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.

*Last but not least, special thanks to Veronika Karaffová for producing this video.

I hope you enjoy and like this video!
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When I first started Alvademy, I wanted to do what I always did in a physical language school, teach languages but in an online environment. I am grateful I was a part of the digital revolution that got boosted in the COVID-19 pandemic. I didn't know that my business was going to be a blessing, not only because I've been surrounded by students but because I have met and made friends from all around the world. Friendships that always make my classes a fun and an interesting way of connecting and teaching someone how to communicate better when speaking English.

Learning a new language is a long journey. But if you understand the language rules you will be better at speaking any language. The idea of the video that is soon-to-be-released is teaching students some grammar structures.

The following video is a trailer of a lesson video about the Present Simple. I'm very happy to be a part of this new series of lesson videos. I not only hope you like it but that you learn something from it.

*Special thanks to Veronika Karaffová for producing the present simple video and some parts of this trailer.

For more information, visit: https://www.alvademy.com

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The following interview took place at Alvademy, an online language school. The teacher, Saúl Vargas, and one of the students are already living in the USA and another student will come to the USA soon. Watch this interview and see their perspectives of how living in the USA is and what wishes and expectations a person who doesn't live in the USA has.

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We hope you like our interview about Moving to the USA vs. Living in the USA.

This interview is a part of the celebration of the 2nd anniversary of Alvademy!!! Happy anniversary, Alvademy! May we have the time to be together for many more years to come.

*Special thanks to Veronika Karaffová for helping with the production of the reel and the interview video. In addition, thanks to Mariana Espindola and Juan Luis Ordaz for the interview.

Christmas is a very important date for many people in the world. Families and friends get together to celebrate this important date with their loved ones. Therefore, Alvademy and our students decided to have an interview about Christmas.

In the following video, you will see Saúl Vargas, ESL teacher, interviewing some of his students about how Christmas is celebrated in the students' country.

This is a sample conversation class. Take a peek at how classes are conducted at Alvademy. Alvademy is an online language school created in 2020. After a long year of living through the current COVID-19 pandemic and its variants, we're still adapting to the 'new normal' all around the world.

We hope you like our interview. Share and like our video, and leave a comment saying how you celebrate Christmas in your country.

Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones!!!

Sincerely,

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I’m very thankful to God, my family, friends, and all the people that have believed in me and my business. It’s been one year since I started this journey of launching my language academy. It hasn’t been an easy task but I’m still rowing the boat and haven’t given up or let it sink.

Thanks to all of my students that have learned and been learning languages from me. Teaching languages for me is not a job but one of my passions in life. I feel blessed to do what I love. I hope I can continue doing what I love for many more years.

In celebration of the 1st Anniversary of Alvademy, one of our students worked on a presentation titled ‘Beauty’ where she’s going to talk about what beauty is for her.

Without further ado, I would like to present to you the work of Veronika Karaffová. One of my students who has been learning languages with me for a long time.

Please, watch her video and support her work.

Happy 1st Anniversary to Alvademy!