English with Greg

Hey everyone! I'm just planning some videos. What do you enjoy learning most from me?

2 days ago | [YT] | 105

English with Greg

📘 Free PDF on ALL Conditionals 👉 bit.ly/free-grammar-pdf
🎲 Calm down! I wouldn't have asked if I'd known ______ make you so angry!

4 days ago | [YT] | 76

English with Greg

What's YOUR English level? A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 or C2? Let me know in the comments 👇

1 week ago | [YT] | 22

English with Greg

I’ve been teaching English for 20 years now! Want to know ALL the most common mistakes I’ve corrected during this time? 👉 bit.ly/quick-fix-challenge

BONUS: Download this pdf and you’ll also get free access to the English Quick Fix Challenge – 21 days of questions and practice to help you fix all the mistakes my students have made.

Download the English Quick Fix Pack (PDFs + Challenge) here 👉bit.ly/quick-fix-challenge

Skip the Carousel

1 2

1 week ago | [YT] | 130

English with Greg

📘 Free PDF on Past Simple v Present Perfect 👉 bit.ly/free-grammar-pdf
🎲 Over the past few days they ______ England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

1 week ago | [YT] | 91

English with Greg

📘 You will make quicker progress if you learn using the techniques in this free PDF 👉 bit.ly/quick-effective-learning

Have you tried “shadowing” before? It is a simple but powerful technique that can transform the way you speak and understand English. Here’s a quick, 3-step plan to get started:

1️⃣ Choose a short piece of audio: Listen to it a few times. Pay close attention to how words are linked, which words are stressed, and the specific sounds the speaker uses. 🕵️‍♀️

2️⃣ Shadow the speaker: Say the sentence at the SAME TIME as the speaker, imitating them as closely as possible. Focus on matching their speed, stress, and intonation. If you hear differences between your voice and theirs, keep practising!

3️⃣ Repeat until you sound more natural: The goal is to get into the habit of speaking and linking words together like a native speaker. This will help you sound more fluent, natural, and clear—and also make it easier to understand native speakers!

I use this technique with my students in my membership, and they love it! 💙

Give it a try and let me know how it works for you!

Have you tried shadowing before? Leave a comment and share your experience! 👇

📘 I’ve made a PDF with 10 learning techniques. They are all free, you can do them from home and you can start now. Download the free PDF and start learning more effectively today! 👉 bit.ly/quick-effective-learning

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 223

English with Greg

📘 Free PDF on Infinitive v Gerund after Verbs 👉 bit.ly/free-grammar-pdf
🎲 I intended ______ on time, but there was traffic.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 78

English with Greg

Conditionals in English can seem really confusing, right? 🤯 But trust me, they’re easier than you think! In this video I explain all the conditionals —zero, first, second, third, and even mixed conditionals — in a super simple way. 🧩

Here’s what you’ll learn:
✅ How each conditional works, with clear examples
✅ The simple structure that all conditionals share
✅ Common mistakes to avoid!

And if you want to take your understanding even further, there’s a free PDF download with a summary, examples, and a test! 📄✨ Download it (free) here 👉 bit.ly/free-grammar-pdf

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 53

English with Greg

📘 Get your free phonetics cheat sheet 👉 bit.ly/phonetics-cheat-sheet
Bertie, Heard, Nurse, Word, Bird. These words ALL have exactly the same vowel sound in the middle (even though they are written -er, -ear, ur, or and -ir).

If this makes you want to give up on English pronunciation, try this:

1️⃣ Learn the 20 English vowel sounds and train your mouth to shape them properly. Spend time really understanding each sound! (You’ll need the phonetics cheat sheet for this – bit.ly/phonetics-cheat-sheet) 🕵️‍♀️

2️⃣ Make lists of words that share the same vowel sound. For example, the words Bertie, heard, word, and girl.

3️⃣ Practice regularly with your word lists. Record yourself and listen to the sounds you make. Practice and repetition will help your pronunciation become more consistent, clearer and easier to understand.

And guess what? Improving your pronunciation will also boost your listening comprehension, because you’ll recognise words more easily when you hear them!

Have you tried using phonetics to work on your pronunciation? Let me know in the comments!

📘 Start by getting your free phonetics cheat sheet here 👉 bit.ly/phonetics-cheat-sheet

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 140

English with Greg

📘 Free PDF on Ways to Use Continuous Tenses 👉 bit.ly/free-grammar-pdf
🎲 Welcome to the hotel. How many nights will you ______?

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 88