Канал: Urgent English with Sofie

English Pronunciation: linking words

English Pronunciation: linking words

English Grammar: what affects your mood

English Grammar: what affects your mood

English Expression: think on one's feet

English Expression: think on one's feet

English Interview: talk about education

English Interview: talk about education

English Expression: phone it in

English Expression: phone it in

English Pronunciation: difficult words

English Pronunciation: difficult words

English Expression: off the grid

English Expression: off the grid

English Phrasal Verb: hold up

English Phrasal Verb: hold up

English Phrases: making guesses

English Phrases: making guesses

English Pronunciation

English Pronunciation

English Expressions: steer clear of

English Expressions: steer clear of

English Expressions: add up

English Expressions: add up

English Grammar: THEY as 3rd person singular

English Grammar: THEY as 3rd person singular

24 Phrasal Verbs with TURN

24 Phrasal Verbs with TURN

English Idioms: sports idioms

English Idioms: sports idioms

English Pronunciation: -ssi as "sh"

English Pronunciation: -ssi as "sh"

English Pronunciation: it'll and that'll

English Pronunciation: it'll and that'll

English Phrasal Verbs with TURN

English Phrasal Verbs with TURN

English Grammar: could vs. was/were able to

English Grammar: could vs. was/were able to

English Pronunciation: syllable stress

English Pronunciation: syllable stress

English Expressions: through the wringer

English Expressions: through the wringer

Figures of Speech in English: hyperbole

Figures of Speech in English: hyperbole

English Phrases: a point of contention

English Phrases: a point of contention

English Vocabulary: cattywampus

English Vocabulary: cattywampus

English Phrases: how to respond to an uncomfortable question

English Phrases: how to respond to an uncomfortable question

English: polite ways to say shut up

English: polite ways to say shut up

English Phrasal Verb: drum up

English Phrasal Verb: drum up

English Pronunciation: -que

English Pronunciation: -que

English Phrases: in a difficult situation

English Phrases: in a difficult situation

English Phrases: other ways to say "I don't know"

English Phrases: other ways to say "I don't know"

English Phrases: respond to a compliment

English Phrases: respond to a compliment

English Phrase: at every turn

English Phrase: at every turn

English Phrases: by and large

English Phrases: by and large

English: adverbs of frequency

English: adverbs of frequency

English Phrases: I've got to go

English Phrases: I've got to go

English Grammar: talk about memories

English Grammar: talk about memories

English Phrases: it tickles me

English Phrases: it tickles me

English Grammar: Would you care to/for...

English Grammar: Would you care to/for...

English Vocabulary: mill around

English Vocabulary: mill around

English Vocabulary: 8 Phrasal Verbs for Travel

English Vocabulary: 8 Phrasal Verbs for Travel

English Vocabulary: assume

English Vocabulary: assume

English Phrasal Verb: write off

English Phrasal Verb: write off

English Phrasal Verbs: dish out

English Phrasal Verbs: dish out

English Pronunciation: -ought

English Pronunciation: -ought

English Expressions: pearl clutching

English Expressions: pearl clutching

English Vocabulary: sounding board

English Vocabulary: sounding board

English Grammar: you wouldn't happen to

English Grammar: you wouldn't happen to

English Expressions: every nook and cranny

English Expressions: every nook and cranny

English Grammar: simple past vs. present perfect

English Grammar: simple past vs. present perfect

Figures of Speech in English: personification

Figures of Speech in English: personification

English Grammar: give advice with should

English Grammar: give advice with should

English: figures of speech

English: figures of speech

English Grammar: remember doing or remember to do

English Grammar: remember doing or remember to do

English Phrases: all work and no play

English Phrases: all work and no play

Understand English: euphemisms

Understand English: euphemisms

American Slang: mic drop

American Slang: mic drop

English Pronunciation: "ea" words with a short -e

English Pronunciation: "ea" words with a short -e

English Grammar: reminisce

English Grammar: reminisce

English Grammar: give advice

English Grammar: give advice

English Prepositions: by or until?

English Prepositions: by or until?

English expressions: fly by the seat of my pants

English expressions: fly by the seat of my pants

English: make or do?

English: make or do?

English grammar: fewer or less?

English grammar: fewer or less?

English Vocabulary: level up

English Vocabulary: level up

Culture: practice polite language while traveling

Culture: practice polite language while traveling

English pronunciation: linking consonant sounds

English pronunciation: linking consonant sounds

English Grammar: one of my friends

English Grammar: one of my friends

English vocabulary: promises

English vocabulary: promises

English Grammar: passive voice

English Grammar: passive voice

vocabulary: spitballing

vocabulary: spitballing

English grammar: had had

English grammar: had had

American slang: hot shit

American slang: hot shit

English for work: responsible for

English for work: responsible for

wound or wound?

wound or wound?

Vocabulary: taut

Vocabulary: taut

Causative Verbs: get vs. have

Causative Verbs: get vs. have

English vocabulary: ditto

English vocabulary: ditto

sound more fluent in English: indoor or indoors?

sound more fluent in English: indoor or indoors?

language learner's insecurity

language learner's insecurity

IELTS vocabulary

IELTS vocabulary

lie vs. lay

lie vs. lay

shoot the breeze

shoot the breeze

Phrases for saying something in another way

Phrases for saying something in another way

English grammar: tense drills

English grammar: tense drills

Question Tags with would

Question Tags with would

How to express yourself using ASL

How to express yourself using ASL

How to pronounce -sts endings in English

How to pronounce -sts endings in English

to play devil's advocate

to play devil's advocate

English Idioms with "track"

English Idioms with "track"

How to use "I'm afraid..." to say something politely

How to use "I'm afraid..." to say something politely

in spite of

in spite of

Sunday Funday- borrowed Hindi words

Sunday Funday- borrowed Hindi words

photograph vs photographer

photograph vs photographer

rise vs raise

rise vs raise

Throwback Language Thursday- jump on the bandwagon

Throwback Language Thursday- jump on the bandwagon

supposed to or suppose

supposed to or suppose

Modal Monday- must be (doing something)

Modal Monday- must be (doing something)

grandma's ('s)

grandma's ('s)

silent L

silent L

For You Friday- the key to speaking

For You Friday- the key to speaking

Awesome American Slang

Awesome American Slang

err on the side of caution

err on the side of caution

modal verb + be (doing something)

modal verb + be (doing something)

IELTS vocabulary: tertiary

IELTS vocabulary: tertiary

tertiary

tertiary

Savvy Speaker Saturday- French for everyday English

Savvy Speaker Saturday- French for everyday English

not a peep

not a peep

could have

could have

Workplace Wednesday- how to say the date

Workplace Wednesday- how to say the date

Sunday Funday- how to approach prepositional phrases

Sunday Funday- how to approach prepositional phrases

How to pronounce -ed endings

How to pronounce -ed endings

Throwback Language Thursday- in cahoots with someone

Throwback Language Thursday- in cahoots with someone

This or that? These or those?

This or that? These or those?

The #1 Most Overused Word by Native Speakers

The #1 Most Overused Word by Native Speakers

Infinitives of Purpose

Infinitives of Purpose

Culture: monochronic or polychronic

Culture: monochronic or polychronic

stalemate

stalemate

Pronunciation Hacks

Pronunciation Hacks

high time

high time

Polite ways to say I don't like it.

Polite ways to say I don't like it.

How to pronounce these 3 words...

How to pronounce these 3 words...

Not ready to say I love you...

Not ready to say I love you...

phrasal verbs

phrasal verbs

Modal Monday- should, could, and would

Modal Monday- should, could, and would

How to pronounce SUGGESTION

How to pronounce SUGGESTION

For You Friday- just, yet, still, and already

For You Friday- just, yet, still, and already

reel hats off to (someone)

reel hats off to (someone)

Tense Tuesday- talk about annoying habits

Tense Tuesday- talk about annoying habits

fun vs. funny

fun vs. funny

Savvy Speaker Saturday - technique

Savvy Speaker Saturday - technique

on the tip of my tongue

on the tip of my tongue

Do you mind?

Do you mind?

Workplace Wednesday- out of the blue

Workplace Wednesday- out of the blue

How to pronounce THE

How to pronounce THE

Sunday Funday- traditions

Sunday Funday- traditions

For You Friday- do vs. does pronunciation

For You Friday- do vs. does pronunciation

Throwback Language Thursday- the straw that broke the camel's back

Throwback Language Thursday- the straw that broke the camel's back

Workplace Wednesday- suit yourself

Workplace Wednesday- suit yourself

Tense Tuesday- past progressive

Tense Tuesday- past progressive

Modal Monday- Should I stay?

Modal Monday- Should I stay?

Savvy Speaker Saturday- squirrel

Savvy Speaker Saturday- squirrel

For You Friday- been up to

For You Friday- been up to

Throwback Language Thursday- trippy

Throwback Language Thursday- trippy

Workplace Wednesday- at play

Workplace Wednesday- at play

Tense Tuesday- be + -ing

Tense Tuesday- be + -ing

Modal Monday - have to

Modal Monday - have to

Sunday Funday- verbal nods

Sunday Funday- verbal nods

Savvy Speaker Saturday- indistinguishable

Savvy Speaker Saturday- indistinguishable

For You Friday- a few vs. few

For You Friday- a few vs. few

Throwback Language Thursday- two sides of the same coin

Throwback Language Thursday- two sides of the same coin

Workplace Wednesday- hash it out

Workplace Wednesday- hash it out

Tense Tuesday- tense overview

Tense Tuesday- tense overview

Modal Monday- I couldn't help overhearing

Modal Monday- I couldn't help overhearing

Sunday Funday- tsk tsk

Sunday Funday- tsk tsk

Savvy Speaker Saturday- stimulate

Savvy Speaker Saturday- stimulate

For You Friday- come over vs. go over

For You Friday- come over vs. go over

Throwback Language Thursday- catch 22

Throwback Language Thursday- catch 22

Workplace Wednesday- a show of good faith

Workplace Wednesday- a show of good faith

Tense Tuesday- past perfect tense

Tense Tuesday- past perfect tense

Modal Monday- would or will

Modal Monday- would or will

Sunday Funday- wont to do

Sunday Funday- wont to do

Savvy Speaker Saturday- whistle

Savvy Speaker Saturday- whistle

For You Friday- a little or little?

For You Friday- a little or little?

Throwback Language Thursday- low hanging fruit

Throwback Language Thursday- low hanging fruit

Workplace Wednesday- on point

Workplace Wednesday- on point

Tense Tuesday- will or going to?

Tense Tuesday- will or going to?

Modal Monday- how to use modal verbs

Modal Monday- how to use modal verbs

Sunday Funday- English inflection

Sunday Funday- English inflection

Savvy Speaker Saturday- hurl

Savvy Speaker Saturday- hurl

For You Friday- how to fix common mistakes in English

For You Friday- how to fix common mistakes in English

Throwback Language Thursday- bury the hatchet

Throwback Language Thursday- bury the hatchet

Workplace Wednesday- out of whack

Workplace Wednesday- out of whack

Tense Tuesday- zero conditional

Tense Tuesday- zero conditional

Modal Monday- how to use "can"

Modal Monday- how to use "can"

Sunday Funday- hole in the wall

Sunday Funday- hole in the wall

Savvy Speaker Saturday- simultaneously

Savvy Speaker Saturday- simultaneously

For You Friday- if I were or if I was?

For You Friday- if I were or if I was?

Throwback Language Thursday- bogus

Throwback Language Thursday- bogus

Workplace Wednesday- to fall into someone's lap

Workplace Wednesday- to fall into someone's lap

Tense Tuesday- storytelling in the present tense or past tense?

Tense Tuesday- storytelling in the present tense or past tense?

Modal Monday- using might in the 2nd conditional

Modal Monday- using might in the 2nd conditional

Sunday Funday- carnival

Sunday Funday- carnival

Savvy Speaker- how to pronounce epitome

Savvy Speaker- how to pronounce epitome

For You Friday- compound and complex sentences

For You Friday- compound and complex sentences

Throwback Language Thursday- dead in the water

Throwback Language Thursday- dead in the water

Workplace Wednesday- believe you me

Workplace Wednesday- believe you me

Tense Tuesday- past continuous tense

Tense Tuesday- past continuous tense

Modal Monday- might (suggestion)

Modal Monday- might (suggestion)

Sunday Funday- cultural quirk

Sunday Funday- cultural quirk

Savvy Speaker Saturday- how to pronounce "itinerary"

Savvy Speaker Saturday- how to pronounce "itinerary"

For You Friday- doodad

For You Friday- doodad

Throwback Thursday- to wet one's whistle

Throwback Thursday- to wet one's whistle

Workplace Wednesday- to have legs

Workplace Wednesday- to have legs

Tense Tuesday- stressed syllables for nouns vs. verbs

Tense Tuesday- stressed syllables for nouns vs. verbs

Modal Monday- might

Modal Monday- might

Sunday Funday- I appreciate you!

Sunday Funday- I appreciate you!

Savvy Speaker Saturday- dual pronunciations

Savvy Speaker Saturday- dual pronunciations

For You Friday- like or as?

For You Friday- like or as?

Throwback Language- the squeaky wheel gets the grease

Throwback Language- the squeaky wheel gets the grease

Workplace Wednesday- to cut the mustard

Workplace Wednesday- to cut the mustard