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Ask me ALL of the Questions! | Three Years of Like A Native Speaker!

Ask me ALL of the Questions! | Three Years of Like A Native Speaker!

The Anatomy of a Syllable | Natural English Pronunciation

The Anatomy of a Syllable | Natural English Pronunciation

Onset Consonant Clusters | Natural English Spelling

Onset Consonant Clusters | Natural English Spelling

6 Uses of The Simple Present Tense | Natural English Grammar

6 Uses of The Simple Present Tense | Natural English Grammar

Chunking and The Simple Present | Natural English Tips

Chunking and The Simple Present | Natural English Tips

Creating Proper Learning Goals in 2016 | Natural English Lessons

Creating Proper Learning Goals in 2016 | Natural English Lessons

Normal Stress Rules | Natural English Pronunciation

Normal Stress Rules | Natural English Pronunciation

Reduction of -ing | Natural English Reductions

Reduction of -ing | Natural English Reductions

Glottal Stop: The Hidden Sound of English | Natural English Pronunciation

Glottal Stop: The Hidden Sound of English | Natural English Pronunciation

Using Your Voice | Natural English Pronunciation

Using Your Voice | Natural English Pronunciation

The Secret Sounds Of English | Natural English Pronunciation

The Secret Sounds Of English | Natural English Pronunciation

Affricate Sounds | Natural English Pronunciation

Affricate Sounds | Natural English Pronunciation

Introduction To Sibilant Sounds: S and Sh | Natural English Pronunciation

Introduction To Sibilant Sounds: S and Sh | Natural English Pronunciation

Using Unstressed 'T' | Natural English Reductions

Using Unstressed 'T' | Natural English Reductions

Using 'Wanna' | Natural English Reductions

Using 'Wanna' | Natural English Reductions

Using 'Outta' | Natural English Reductions

Using 'Outta' | Natural English Reductions

Helping The World With United Nations Global Goals

Helping The World With United Nations Global Goals

Using Word Frequency Lists | Useful Vocabulary Quickly

Using Word Frequency Lists | Useful Vocabulary Quickly

Oot And Aboot: Canadian Raising | Natural Canadian Accent

Oot And Aboot: Canadian Raising | Natural Canadian Accent

What Are 'Dummy' Subjects? | Natural English Grammar

What Are 'Dummy' Subjects? | Natural English Grammar

Words When You're Sick | Natural English Vocabulary

Words When You're Sick | Natural English Vocabulary

The Most Difficult Pronunciation Poem In The World!

The Most Difficult Pronunciation Poem In The World!

Pronouncing Mountain and Other T Words | Natural English Pronunciation

Pronouncing Mountain and Other T Words | Natural English Pronunciation

The ONE reason Japanese speakers have difficulty with English Pronunciation

The ONE reason Japanese speakers have difficulty with English Pronunciation

How To Use Fun And Funny | Natural English Vocabulary

How To Use Fun And Funny | Natural English Vocabulary

The Confusion Of Spelling And Pronunciation | Natural English Pronunciation

The Confusion Of Spelling And Pronunciation | Natural English Pronunciation

Nationality Nouns and Adjectives | Natural English Vocabulary

Nationality Nouns and Adjectives | Natural English Vocabulary

How To Use Last, This and Next | Natural English Determiners

How To Use Last, This and Next | Natural English Determiners

How To Use Know vs. Tell | Natural English Vocabulary

How To Use Know vs. Tell | Natural English Vocabulary

Canadian and American Accents | Natural English Pronunciation

Canadian and American Accents | Natural English Pronunciation

Why Is It Called "Perfect Tense"? | Natural English Grammar

Why Is It Called "Perfect Tense"? | Natural English Grammar

This Is The ONE Reason Your Pronunciation Is Bad | Natural English Pronunciation

This Is The ONE Reason Your Pronunciation Is Bad | Natural English Pronunciation

Breaking English Rules | Natural English Grammar

Breaking English Rules | Natural English Grammar

The Evolution of Verbs + A Special Announcement | Natural English Grammar

The Evolution of Verbs + A Special Announcement | Natural English Grammar

Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 3: Third Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 3: Third Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 2: Second Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 2: Second Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

Cafetalk Tutor Tag and why we use 'S' for plural

Cafetalk Tutor Tag and why we use 'S' for plural

Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 1: First Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 1: First Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

The Best Way to Learn English | Natural English Learning

The Best Way to Learn English | Natural English Learning

Sh*t vs. The Sh*t (Unedited) | Modern English Slang

Sht vs. The Sht (Unedited) | Modern English Slang

Conversational Fillers | Natural English Conversation

Conversational Fillers | Natural English Conversation

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs | Natural English Grammar

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs | Natural English Grammar

Pronouncing F Sound | Natural English Pronunciation

Pronouncing F Sound | Natural English Pronunciation

Quotative Like | Natural English Grammar

Quotative Like | Natural English Grammar

Introduction to F*ck (Safe for Work) | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to F*ck (Safe for Work) | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to F*ck (Unedited) | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to F*ck (Unedited) | Like A Native Speaker

Cooking Vocabulary | Everyday English Vocabulary

Cooking Vocabulary | Everyday English Vocabulary

Also, As Well, Too | Adverbs of Addition in English

Also, As Well, Too | Adverbs of Addition in English

Happy New Year 2015 | Like A Native Speaker News

Happy New Year 2015 | Like A Native Speaker News

Not Good Vs. No Good | Happy Holidays!

Not Good Vs. No Good | Happy Holidays!

Using 'Or So' | Natural English Vocabulary

Using 'Or So' | Natural English Vocabulary

Removing Question Words | Conversational English

Removing Question Words | Conversational English

Consonant Clusters | Natural English Pronunciation

Consonant Clusters | Natural English Pronunciation

How To Use Stuff and Things | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Stuff and Things | Like A Native Speaker

Sentence Final 'Then' | Like A Native Speaker

Sentence Final 'Then' | Like A Native Speaker

Remember vs. Remind | Like A Native Speaker

Remember vs. Remind | Like A Native Speaker

Job Vs. Work | Like A Native Speaker

Job Vs. Work | Like A Native Speaker

Mixed Conditional: Assumption | Like A Native Speaker

Mixed Conditional: Assumption | Like A Native Speaker

General Extenders ...and Stuff | Like A Native Speaker

General Extenders ...and Stuff | Like A Native Speaker

How to Respond to Thank You | Like A Native Speaker

How to Respond to Thank You | Like A Native Speaker

Darn, Shoot and Crap! Introduction to Bad Words | Like A Native Speaker

Darn, Shoot and Crap! Introduction to Bad Words | Like A Native Speaker

Been And Gone With The Present Perfect | Like A Native Speaker

Been And Gone With The Present Perfect | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Look and Look Like | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Look and Look Like | Like A Native Speaker

How To Pronounce B Sound | Like A Native Speaker

How To Pronounce B Sound | Like A Native Speaker

Using Some and Any | Like A Native Speaker

Using Some and Any | Like A Native Speaker

ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Figuratively and Literally | Like A Native Speaker

Figuratively and Literally | Like A Native Speaker

Using Though At The End Of A Sentence | Like A Native Speaker

Using Though At The End Of A Sentence | Like A Native Speaker

Ian's Favourite Words: Hangry | Like A Native Speaker

Ian's Favourite Words: Hangry | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Can And Could | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Can And Could | Like A Native Speaker

Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive | Like A Native Speaker

Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive | Like A Native Speaker

What Is A Native Speaker? | Like A Native Speaker

What Is A Native Speaker? | Like A Native Speaker

Stop Trying To Be Perfect | Like A Native Speaker

Stop Trying To Be Perfect | Like A Native Speaker

They, Not Just for Plural Anymore! | Like A Native Speaker

They, Not Just for Plural Anymore! | Like A Native Speaker

Ian Recommends Online Language Resources | Like A Native Speaker

Ian Recommends Online Language Resources | Like A Native Speaker

More Natural English | Content and Function Words | Like A Native Speaker

More Natural English | Content and Function Words | Like A Native Speaker

Weak Vowels | Like A Native Speaker

Weak Vowels | Like A Native Speaker

Ian's Favourite Words Episode 1: Awesome | Like A Native Speaker

Ian's Favourite Words Episode 1: Awesome | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Much and A Lot of | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Much and A Lot of | Like A Native Speaker

Food or Foods? | Like A Native Speaker

Food or Foods? | Like A Native Speaker

Expressions for Thinking | Like A Native Speaker

Expressions for Thinking | Like A Native Speaker

Basics of Stress | Like A Native Speaker

Basics of Stress | Like A Native Speaker

Will and Be Going To | Like A Native Speaker

Will and Be Going To | Like A Native Speaker

Canadian Spelling | Like A Native Speaker

Canadian Spelling | Like A Native Speaker

What's The Difference Between Simple Past and Present Perfect? | Like A Native Speaker

What's The Difference Between Simple Past and Present Perfect? | Like A Native Speaker

Mistake, Mistook, Mistaken | Like A Native Speaker

Mistake, Mistook, Mistaken | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Nor | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Nor | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Multi-Word Adjectives | Like A Native Speaker

How To Use Multi-Word Adjectives | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Look, Watch, and See | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Look, Watch, and See | Like A Native Speaker

Understanding Silent E | Like A Native Speaker

Understanding Silent E | Like A Native Speaker

Pronouncing -ed Endings| Like A Native Speaker

Pronouncing -ed Endings| Like A Native Speaker

한국어 휴가 | Vacation in Korean | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 휴가 | Vacation in Korean | Like A Native Speaker

Regular and Irregular Verbs | Like A Native Speaker

Regular and Irregular Verbs | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 From 日本語 | Learning Korean from Japanese | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 From 日本語 | Learning Korean from Japanese | Like A Native Speaker

English Sounds: Nasal NG Sound | Like A Native Speaker

English Sounds: Nasal NG Sound | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to Nasal Sounds | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to Nasal Sounds | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 병 Korean while Sick | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 병 Korean while Sick | Like A Native Speaker

Can You Use Double Negatives? | Like A Native Speaker

Can You Use Double Negatives? | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Ain't: Part 2! | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Ain't: Part 2! | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 Introduction (Korean) | Like A Native Speaker

한국어 Introduction (Korean) | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use "Ain't"| Like A Native Speaker

How to Use "Ain't"| Like A Native Speaker

Why Your English Isn't Native | Like A Native Speaker

Why Your English Isn't Native | Like A Native Speaker

How to Learn Korean Quickly | Like A Native Speaker

How to Learn Korean Quickly | Like A Native Speaker

Improving Your English in 2014 | Like A Native Speaker

Improving Your English in 2014 | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use 'Be Supposed To' and 'Should' | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use 'Be Supposed To' and 'Should' | Like A Native Speaker

At, In and On. Prepositions of Place (part 2) | Like A Native Speaker

At, In and On. Prepositions of Place (part 2) | Like A Native Speaker

At, In and On. Prepositions of Place (part 1) | Like A Native Speaker

At, In and On. Prepositions of Place (part 1) | Like A Native Speaker

Phrasal verbs using Back | Like A Native Speaker

Phrasal verbs using Back | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to Phrasal Verbs | Like A Native Speaker

Introduction to Phrasal Verbs | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Come and Go | Like A Native Speaker

How to Use Come and Go | Like A Native Speaker

Using Dead, Die and Death | Like A Native Speaker | Happy Halloween!

Using Dead, Die and Death | Like A Native Speaker | Happy Halloween!

Why do we capitalize "I" | Like A Native Speaker

Why do we capitalize "I" | Like A Native Speaker

How to use Fit, Suit, and Match | Like A Native Speaker

How to use Fit, Suit, and Match | Like A Native Speaker

How to use Too and Neither | Like A Native Speaker

How to use Too and Neither | Like A Native Speaker

How to use So and Too | Like A Native Speaker

How to use So and Too | Like A Native Speaker

How to use So and Such | Like A Native Speaker

How to use So and Such | Like A Native Speaker

An easy way to help with pronunciation | Like A Native Speaker

An easy way to help with pronunciation | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce Karaoke | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce Karaoke | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce: Word | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce: Word | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce World | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce World | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce walk and work | Like A Native Speaker

How to pronounce walk and work | Like A Native Speaker

How to make brigadeiro in Portuguese | Portuguese one month challenge

How to make brigadeiro in Portuguese | Portuguese one month challenge

First Portuguese conversation | Learning Portuguese in one month

First Portuguese conversation | Learning Portuguese in one month

First Portuguese conversation (Unedited version) | Portuguese one month challenge

First Portuguese conversation (Unedited version) | Portuguese one month challenge

How to Answer Tag Questions | Like A Native Speaker

How to Answer Tag Questions | Like A Native Speaker

Bem vindo ao Meu Apartamento | Portuguese: One month challenge

Bem vindo ao Meu Apartamento | Portuguese: One month challenge

Aprender Português | Learning Portuguese: One month challenge

Aprender Português | Learning Portuguese: One month challenge

How to Pronounce Can and Can't | Like A Native Speaker

How to Pronounce Can and Can't | Like A Native Speaker

Big Gas Savings! Consonant to consonant linking

Big Gas Savings! Consonant to consonant linking

How to use By and Until

How to use By and Until

Canadian Zed and American Zee Explained

Canadian Zed and American Zee Explained

Do, Go, and Play explained: Learning English Grammar

Do, Go, and Play explained: Learning English Grammar

How to Use Most and Almost

How to Use Most and Almost

How to Use Other and Another

How to Use Other and Another

4 Ways to Use 'Get'

4 Ways to Use 'Get'

Linking

Linking

What's the deal with articles? Part 3

What's the deal with articles? Part 3

What's the Deal With Articles? Part 2

What's the Deal With Articles? Part 2

Like a Native Speaker: What's the deal with articles? part 1

Like a Native Speaker: What's the deal with articles? part 1

Like a Native Speaker: A penny saved is a penny... wasted?

Like a Native Speaker: A penny saved is a penny... wasted?

Like a Native Speaker: American and British Spellings

Like a Native Speaker: American and British Spellings