Quick Tips to Improve Your English

This is episode 45 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on June 11, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

Pay attention to this one. In British English, the final R usually disappears. So words like car and door don't end with a strong R sound. Here's the thing. You stretch the vowel instead. Car sounds more like ca. Door sounds more like do. Listen, this is super importante si quieres sonar mas natural, porque no es caro ni door, sino mas suave, mas largo. Quick note, if the next word starts with a vowel, the R can come back. Like car engine, example. That singer left her car outside the arena. Esa cantante dejó su coche fuera del estadio. Keep practicing and see you tomorrow.

This is episode 44 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on June 5, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

Pay attention to this one. Today's pronunciation tip is about the difference between beach and bitch. Yes, super important. Beach has a long vowel sound. It's beach. Mas largo, mas suave. Bitch is short. It's bitch. Mas corto y mas seco. And trust me, that tiny sound changes everything. Listen, stretch the E in beach. Don't cut it too fast. Example, we're going to the beach after the Fortnite tournament. Nos vamos a la playa después del torneo de Fortnite. Quick note, smile a little for beach, that helps the sound. See you next tip!

This is episode 43 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on June 5, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

You're gonna love this one. Today's quick tip is about regular past verbs. Pay attention to this. That final Eid matters a lot. When you say visited or traveled, don't kill the ending. That E-D shows the action happened in the past, O say on passato, and that's key for grammar. Here's the thing. Sometimes students say visit instead of visited, and the sentence sounds incomplete. Listen, I visited London after watching a Harry Styles concert vlog on TikTok. Visite Londres después de ver un vlog en TikTok de un concierto de Harry Styles. Quick note, make the ending clear and soft. It helps your English sound much better. See you tomorrow.

This is episode 42 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on June 3, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

You're gonna love this one. This is something students always mix up. When someone says, I agree, but pay attention. That, but changes everything. I agree means, estoy de acuerdo. But if they add but, the real opinion comes after. So the first part sounds polite. The second part shows what they really think. Listen, I agree, the new Fortnite season looks cool, but it's still too repetitive. Estoy de acuerdo en que la nueva temporada de Fortnite se ve guay, pero sigue siendo demasiado repetitivo. So don't stop at I agree Quick note, the true message is after But see you tomorrow Keep listening carefully

This is episode 41 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on May 29, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

Listen to this. When you say phone numbers in English, zero is often pronounced O, like the letter O, not zero. So 607 becomes 607. Now super important. If two numbers repeat, you can say double. So 66, double six, and 008 is 008. Here's the thing. This sounds way more natural, especially in real conversations. Example, text me at 007 6533. Pay attention to this. People use it a lot on calls, in games, and on social media. See you tomorrow.

This is episode 40 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on May 26, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

You're gonna love this one. Quick tip, always use capital letters for days, months, cities, and the pronoun I. So it's Monday, not Monday, April, not April, Madrid, not Madrid, and always I, never I. Here's the thing. In English, these words are proper nouns, so they start with a capital letter. Y el pronombre también, aunque esté en medio de la frase. This is important. A lot of students forget this in chats or homework. Example, I'm going to Barcelona in July to see my favorite singer live. Voy a ir a Barcelona en Julio para ver a mi cantante favorito en directo. Keep practicing and see you tomorrow.

This is episode 39 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on May 25, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

You're gonna love this one. Despite and in spite of both mean a pasarde. Here's the thing. They're followed by a noun or verb ending in aing. Not a full sentence. So you say, despite the rain, in spite of feeling tired. Listen, if you want a full clause, use despite the fact that, or in spite of the fact that. Pay attention to this one. A lot of students say, despite it was late. That's wrong. Let me show you. Despite being busy, Billie Eilish still posted on TikTok. Apesar de estar ocupada, Billie Eilish own público in TikTok. Quick note, despite is a bit more common. See you tomorrow for another tip.

This is episode 38 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on May 21, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

You're gonna love this one. Today's grammar tip is in order to, we use it to explain purpose. O sea para decir para que haces algo. It's followed by the infinitive. So in order to study, in order to win, in order to learn. It sounds a bit more formal than just to. Quick note, both are correct. Listen, I started watching videos in English in order to understand Netflix shows without subtitles. Empece a ver videos in Inglés para entender series de Netflix sin subtitulos. Pay attention. Don't say in order that understand. Use in order to plus verb. That's it for today. Keep going. You're doing great.

This is episode 37 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on May 20, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

You're gonna love this one. Today's expression is so that. We use it to explain purpose. O se. Para decir para que haces algo. Here's the thing. After so that, you need a full clause. Not just a verb. So subject plus verb. Like, so that we could understand. Pay attention. It's more natural than just saying to sometimes. Especially when the action needs another subject. Let me show you. I turned on subtitles on Netflix so that my little brother could understand the episode. I put subtitles on Netflix so that my little brother could understand the episode. Super useful, right? See you tomorrow for another quick tip!

This is episode 36 of the podcast Quick Tips to Improve Your English by @comeinschool, published on May 19, 2026. You can leave text and audio comments at this link.

Listen to this. Today's quick tip is about three super useful connectors. Additionally, moreover, and furthermore, they all mean algo como además. Oh, incluso es más. You use them to add information. They sound a bit more formal than and, so they're writing presentations or speaking clearly. Here's the thing. Moreover and furthermore feel slightly stronger. Additionally is common and very natural. Let me show you. The new season looks amazing. Moreover, everyone on TikTok is already talking about it La nueva temporada tiene pintaza Además, todo el mundo en TikTok ya está hablando de ella Try using one today See you next time