We have opened the doors to our brand new FREE training called Grammar Bootcamp: The Past, Present & Future Tenses! 

>> Register NOW for Grammar Bootcamp: The Past, Present & Future Tenses

This 3-day training is going to help you get up to speed with basic grammar concepts covering the three tenses: The Past, Present & Future Tenses.

If you...

...then Grammar Bootcamp was made for you. 

Here's what you will learn: 

Lesson 1: Present Tenses Made Easy

Learn how to talk about things happening now using the present simple and present continuous tenses. It's all about speaking clearly and confidently!

Lesson 2: Talking About the Past

Discover how to talk about things that have happened using the past simple, present perfect, and past perfect tenses. Once you know the rules, using them will be a piece of cake!

Lesson 3: Looking Ahead

Let's talk about the future tense and how to talk about things that haven't happened yet. It's like planning for exciting things to come! You'll also explore the different forms of verbs and how to use them correctly.

After the video lessons are released, Grammar Bootcamp will only be available until Wednesday, 28 February 2024. Yes, it's a limited-time training because it's only three days and we want to see you take action in your learning!

So just register your name and email address here.

When you’re constantly using the word “lazy” for yourself, it can affect the people around you. They may form negative opinions about you, and this can even affect your professional reputation.

So in this week’s podcast episode, Amnah explores alternative phrases for the phrase “I’m lazy” so that you can get to the root cause of your so-called “laziness” and overcome it.

Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We’ll send you seven tips to your email address!

Find out what level of English you're at and how you can get to the next level.

Registration for our Communicate with Confidence online course closes tonight! To sign up, go to myenglishmatters.com/cwc.

Hope to see you there!

In this limited-time replay of our free online class, "3 Strategies to Sound Confident & Fluent in English", Madam Azimah teaches:

Listen to the class now before this replay expires!

We've received a lot of questions about our online course, Communicate with Confidence (CWC) and Madam Azimah answers them in the replay of this live session.

So if you're wondering...

...if CWC is right for you and your unique struggles

...how we will deliver the lessons to you

...what we'll be teaching in each module

...whether you'll be able to commit to a course with your busy schedule

We help answer those questions in this session.

Did you miss our free online class, "3 Strategies to Sound Confident & Fluent in English"? Catch the replay here before it goes away: https://myenglishmatters.com/class

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Madam Azimah talks about who the My English Matters sisters are!

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Sign up to join our FREE online class, 3 Strategies to Sound Confident & Fluent in English, at ⁠⁠myenglishmatters.com/class⁠⁠

You can attend the session that fits your schedule. We will answer your questions and make a special announcement at the end of the class!

If you can't attend live, don't worry. We will send you the replay. But you'll need to register to get the replay!  Register with your name and email address at www.myenglishmatters.com/class

Sign up to join our FREE online class, 3 Strategies to Sound Confident & Fluent in English, at ⁠myenglishmatters.com/class⁠

You can attend the session that fits your schedule. We will answer your questions and make a special announcement at the end of the class!

If you can't attend live, don't worry. We will send you the replay. But you'll need to register to get the replay!  Register with your name and email address at www.myenglishmatters.com/class

Traveling abroad can be intimidating, especially when you’re visiting a country that speaks a language different from your own. So in this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya shares with you some essential English phrases you should know when traveling, whether it’s to a country where English is the first language or where basic English is understood by the locals.

Buying time phrases, often employed in conversations or negotiations, play a crucial role in effective communication. These phrases, such as "let me think about it" or "give me a moment," can provide individuals with the necessary space to assess situations, make informed decisions, and avoid impulsive choices.

Filler words like "ums" and "uhs" often find their way into our speech without conscious awareness, diluting the power of our message and potentially distracting our audience.