English Elevator

Let's practice using, "meanwhile, in the meantime," and, "until."

Join me as we learn or review how to say and write singular possessives. We will also find the correct terms for family relationships.

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Today we’re going to see how word order changes when you are asking a question with "what" or "where." We're also going to find the difference between desert and dessert with some delicious examples. Join me!

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In this episode, we will use the word "rather" to express preferences. We will also practice how to use "rather" to express something we do NOT prefer. Join me!

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Today we will have part 2 of common mistakes that English learners make, and we will learn how to correct those mistakes. If you didn’t listen to part 1, please listen to it after this episode.
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Today we are going to talk about common mistakes that English learners make, and we will learn how to correct those mistakes. Join me!

Today we are talking about the differences between living in the country and living in the city. The goal of this episode is to increase your listening and understanding and to increase your vocabulary related to the environment in which you live. Join in and elevate your English!

Today we are practicing parts of speech in and out of context by using madlibs! We'll also practice some grammar and vocabulary. It should be fun. Join me!
Here's the madlib where you can place your answers:
The 1. (adjective) elephant was walking across the plain one day when, suddenly, he stopped short because he saw a(n) 2. (noun, animal) on the path ahead. He wondered if he should approach 3. that animal or turn in the opposite direction. He decided to approach 4. that animal . When he got closer to 5. that animal, 6. that animal started 7.(verb)ing and said, “I live in/on that 8. (noun), but I’m unable to go home because there’s a(n) 9. (noun, another animal) 10. (verb)ing at the base of the (see #8), and it’s preventing me from going home. The elephant thought for a moment and then had an idea. He said, “Why don’t you climb up on my 11. (noun, body part) and then jump to the boat? Then you won’t have to worry about the 12. (see #9) getting in your way. The 13. (see #2) 14. (adverb) agreed to this plan. He 15. (adverb) climbed the elephant’s 16. (adjective) 17. (see #11) and was home in just a few more moments.