Norman English Tutor

28/09/2026

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29/08/2026

Can your mouth tell the difference between “ah” and “oh”… or do they come out almost the same? 🤔That’s why so many learners get told they’re “mispronouncing” words — the letters look simple, but the tongue isn’t doing the right job.In this quick lesson, I break down /a/ and /ou/ (the ah and oh sounds):👄 Where your tongue goes for ah (back of the mouth, towards the top)
👅 How oh changes at the start, middle, and end of words
😄 A poem that will actually make you laugh
🤪 Two sets of tongue twisters — cool, but most definitely challengingSee if you can say them as fast as you can. After this, your vowels should sound cleaner — and more natural.

Which one trips you up more — ah, oh, or saying them fast in a tongue twister? Drop it below. 👇
▶️ Watch here:
Why You're Mispronouncing /ou/ and /a/ (And How to Fix It!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC2STYWCoSs

Master the correct English pronunciation of the 'ah' and 'oh' vowel...

22/08/2026

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21/08/2026

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18/08/2026

Can you join two English sentences without repeating yourself… or do you still write “I have a brother. My brother lives in Cape Town”? 🤔
That’s what relative clauses are for. They’re the glue.
In this lesson, we break down who vs. which (and that) in a real ClassGap session:🔗 Who / which / that / where / whose — which one to use
✂️ Defining vs non-defining (essential info vs extra gossip)
🚫 The comma rule that trips people up
🎮 A “define it without saying the name” game

🍕 Then we read about a Hungarian pizzeria making ancient Roman pizza — no tomatoes, no mozzarella

Also: I admitted I like pineapple on pizza. The student was not impressed.

Which is harder for you — who vs. which, the commas, or sounding natural when you combine sentences? Drop it below. 👇
▶️ Watch here:
English Grammar: Master Relative Clauses (Who vs. Which)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy9AFdOvvYQ



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In this English lesson, the student and teacher discuss the rules o...

18/08/2026

Why is six afraid of seven? 🤔

If you just said “because seven ate nine” — congratulations. You just used English wordplay. If you didn’t… you’re exactly who this lesson is for.
In this English reading practice, we solve a mystery together — a creepy tunnel, a basement full of clues, a locked safe, and a tin-can telephone from the past.
Along the way we practice real English, not a textbook list:🔍 Mystery reading you can follow out loud
😄 Jokes that teach homophones (ate / eight, C / sea, palm tree)
🧹 Everyday words: broom, shovel, hide-and-seek, initials
📱 What QR actually stands for (Quick Response)
Can you guess the safe’s password before we open it?
▶️ Watch here:
https://youtube.com/live/mE8iSmSL2CU
Can You Solve This Mystery? English Reading Practice
What’s harder for you — reading a story in English, the jokes/puns, or new vocabulary? Drop it below. 👇

15/08/2026

Ever told a travel story in English… and suddenly didn’t know how to report what someone said? 🤔

I’m LIVE right now teaching how to use indirect speech when talking about traveling.

Not textbook drills. Real travel English — the kind you need when you retell what the hotel said, what the tour guide told you, or what your friend recommended.

If this sounds like you:
💬 “I can speak… until I have to report what someone said”
💬 “Travel English makes me freeze mid-story”
💬 “I want live practice, not another grammar lecture”

Come jump in:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXuQZtGfhUI

What’s harder for you when traveling in English — asking questions, understanding answers, or retelling the story later? Drop it below. 👇

In this lesson we look at how to use indirect speech when it comes ...

14/08/2026

Why would an English teacher talk about Formula 1 in a language lesson? 🤔

I’m LIVE right now breaking down exactly that — why I use F1 in my English lessons (and how racing talk builds real fluency).Not a random hobby rant. Real English through something people actually care about: speed, strategy, pressure, teamwork, and the vocabulary that comes with it.

If this sounds like you:
💬 “I learn better when the topic is interesting”
💬 “I want English for real conversations, not textbook drills”
💬 “Sports / F1 English intimidates me a little”

Come jump in live:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LztFm2ZMl3A

Are you more of an F1 fan, a casual viewer, or “wait… what’s a pit stop?” Drop it below. 👇

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14/08/2026

Can you explain your job, your phone, or a simple tech problem in English… without freezing mid-sentence? 🤔

I’m LIVE right now practicing English fluency with real technology vocabulary on Cambly.

Not a dry word list. Real conversation practice — the words you actually need when you talk about apps, devices, work tools, and everyday tech.

If this sounds like you:
💬 “I know the words… but I can’t use them when I speak”
💬 “Tech English makes me nervous in meetings”
💬 “I want live practice, not another textbook lesson”

Come jump in and practice with me:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAAVDZlQWQs

What’s harder for you in English — tech vocabulary, speaking speed, or confidence? Drop it below. 👇

Learn to fluency with vocabulary for technology with Norman Englis...

14/08/2026

What’s harder — learning English grammar… or finding someone who will actually talk with you until it feels natural? 🤔

I’m LIVE right now for a real English speaking practice session on Cambly.

No scripted lesson. No textbook monologue. Just live conversation, instant corrections, and the kind of practice that builds real confidence.

If this sounds like you:
💬 “I understand English… but I freeze when I speak”
💬 “I need real conversation, not more rules”
💬 “I want feedback while I’m talking”Come jump in live and practice with me:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CmFR85WzbM

What’s the one English situation that makes you most nervous — meetings, small talk, or phone calls? Drop it below. 👇

Learn English with your personal tutor on Cambly, where you can imp...