Improve Your English Vocabulary with over 70 Tricky Words

English | 2015 | mp4 | H264 1280x720 | AAC 1 ch | 91 MB

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Learn tricks to write and proofread more than 70 of the words that confuse even native English speakers.

This course is for people who have learned to speak English but are not confident in their English writing skills.

There are many homophones -- common tricky English words that sound alike but are spelled differently. For example sound-alikes "write" and "right" mean something very different. So how do you choose the right word? By the end of this course you will have memory hooks and practice with over 70 commonly mistaken words.

You need to write these words when:

- job hunting

- running a business

- work

- school

- social media

- blogging

- texting and emailing

Improve your English writing with some verbal, visual and story-like tips on knowing the correct word to use. You can tell the differences between these common problem words that sound alike.

Look more professional

Avoid miscommunications

Say what you mean

Make a great first impression

Enroll today and improve your writing right away!

What are the requirements?

•Conversational English is very helpful for this class

•Intermediate level spoken English

•A written or reading English vocabulary of 500-1000 words or more is helpful, but not necessary

What am I going to get from this course?

•Over 24 lectures and 1.5 hours of content!

•Tips and tricks covering more than 70 of the most difficult English words to tell apart

•7 Quizzes to help you test your understanding

•Learn mind tricks to remember English words that sound alike

•Write more confidently in English

•Get your point across more accurately when writing in English

•Improve written English test scores

•Comprehend and communicate better on social media

•Avoid some embarrassing auto-correct mishaps on mobile and computer devices

•Improved understanding of spoken English

•A desire to learn, ask questions, and interact with others

What is the target audience?

•People familiar with conversational English but who need to sharpen their English writing skills

•Advanced English learners who are still making mistakes with homophones (words that sound alike)

•International English students

•Intermediate English as a Second Language learners

•Intermediate English as a Foreign Language learners

•Business people

•Native English speakers who make common mistakes with words that sound alike

•Anyone who wants to improve their English writing

•tures are closed captioned to improve listening comprehension

•Homeschoolers, homeschooling families