Difficult English Explained https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Free Downloads Blog Difficult English Explained Store Nautical Idioms in English, Part 1: What Do They Mean and Where Did They Come from? Ask Me Anything! What are prepositions and why are they so challenging? Single English Class (1 hour) Prepositions of Place — Part 1 (Playback of Live Course) Prepositions of Place — Part 1 (Self-paced) Idioms from Transportation:  What do they mean and where do they come from? Contact Me Nautical Idioms in English, Part 2:  What Do They Mean and Where Did They Come from? What is the Difference between “dis-” and “mis-”? — Making Negative Words in English How Do I Use the Word “Since?” The Verb “Get” — Not as Complicated as it Looks What is the Difference between “anti-” and “counter-”? — Making Negative Words in English The Prefix “be-” and the Suffix “-en” — Making English Verbs Cart What is the Difference between “un-” and “non-”? — Making Negative Words in English About Your Teacher Checkout Two different roles for the word “to” Adjectives that start with a- Adjectives that end with “-y” What’s the most efficient way to memorize material? (Part 1) Adjectivos Possessivos (Possessive Adjectives) What comes after a verb? “To do”, “do,” or “doing”? (Part 1) Números em Inglês (Numbers in English) Usando Flashcards com o Anki (Using Flashcards with Anki) A Preposição “On” (The Preposition “On”) A Preposição “In” (The Preposition “In”) O Presente Contínuo (The Present Continuous) “There was” and “There were” What comes after a verb? “To do”, “do,” or “doing”? (Part 2) Como Fazer o Som do “th” em Inglês (How to Make the “th” Sound in English) Pronomes pessoias retos (sujeito) : Subject pronouns Why do So Many Students Struggle with the “th” Sound in English? Como as Vogais em Inglês São Diferentes? (How are English Vowels Different?) As Letras do Alfabeto (The Letters of the Alphabet) Translations Gone Wrong: How Automatic Translators Can Fail You What’s the Most Efficient Way to Memorize Material? (Part 2) Artigos Definidos (Definite articles) Artigos Indefinidos (Indefinite articles) O verbo “to be” no passado simples : The verb “to be” in the simple past O verbo “to be” no presente simples : The verb “to be” in the simple present Demonstrativos : Demonstratives (this, that) “There is” and “there are” More about Difficult English Explained Artigos Indefinidos (Indefinite Articles)