Do you get English conditionals mixed up? Gill's new lesson is an overview of all 4 conditionals, with examples of each. If you watch this video, you will understand conditionals better. (That sentence is an example of the first conditional!) | engVid

When should you use "whom" instead of "who"? What is the difference between "whose" and "who's"? In this 5-minute lesson, Gill explains the grammar behind these 4 words! | engVid

62K views · 6.7K reactions | Learn how to pronounce the "R" sound in British English! Gill's new video will show you when the "R" has sound and when it is silent. You will also get sentences to practise on! | engVid | Facebook

Improve your spoken English and comprehension with these key contractions: "wanna", "gimme", "lemme", and "gonna". In this new video, Emma shows you how to use them, when to use them, and when NOT to use them! | engVid

The "S" sometimes sounds like a "Z" in English. But when should you use which sound? In Gill's new pronunciation lesson, learn about words that can be pronounced in two different ways. The sound changes the meaning of the word, so learn how to get it right! | engVid

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493K views · 22K reactions | Before our beloved engVid teacher Gill passed away, she recorded many more videos to share with you. We're happy to present this vocabulary lesson Gill made about 3 very similar English words: NO, KNOW, and NOW. Learn how to tell these words apart and use them correctly! | engVid | Facebook