In this audio lesson, you are about to identify your recurring mistake at using " in " before a place.  

Actually, the correct preposition is " at " to be used before a place like a shop, post-office, station, grocery store, etc).

You must understand after this lesson that " AT " means " in " when referring to a place.

In this audio lesson, you are about to understand a super common and recurring mistake by many students.   In some situations in Portuguese, we don't need to use a personal pronoun before a verb in an affirmation.  However, this Portuguese grammar rule has become a top trending habit from many Brazilians to omit the subject when speaking.  

Please pay enough heed at this mistake as in English, we must use a subject before a verb in an affirmation.

In this audio lesson, I share a simple trick to acquire about 3,000 words with words ending by the suffixes " ção / são ".  

As English has a deep root with the latin origin, hence a couple of words may save you.  The thing is that the suffixes " ção / são " are converted into    " TION " in English.

This audio explanatory lesson will walk you through a common and recurring mistake of many students by using unnecessarily the definite article    " THE " before a proper noun (Brand, person's name, etc).  

There are exceptions applied, please consult with your teacher for further information.

This short explanatory audio extends itself on the usages and applications of the personal pronouns in English.  You are expected to understand thoroughly the uses along with few tips and hacks.

Cheers