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Taking a break from creating English lessons to wish you all a Merry Christmas! Watch my cover of "White Christmas" and enjoy a peaceful holiday moment. Happy Holidays from On Your Mark's English.

A grammar poster titled "Other vs Another" showing one cookie for Another and a pile of cookies for Other.

Do you want to sound more expressive? Learn why native speakers say "It's freezing" instead of "very cold" in this quick vocabulary lesson.

"The coffee was so hot that I couldn't drink it." Learn how to connect cause and result using this simple grammar pattern in our latest lesson.

Do you "dress up" for work? Did you "show up" late? Learn these common English phrasal verbs in this quick story-based lesson.

"Don't run!" These are imperatives. Learn how to use these short, powerful sentences correctly (and politely!) in this quick grammar guide.

"I have 20 years"! In English, we use the verb "To Be" for age. Learn the correct grammar in this quick 2-minute lesson.

Did someone "let the cat out of the bag"? Learn the meaning of this fun English idiom about secrets and surprises in our latest lesson.

Did you "stop to smoke" or "stop smoking"? These sentences have opposite meanings! Learn the correct grammar rule in this 2-minute guide.

Do you want to sound more expressive? Learn why native speakers say "It's hilarious" instead of "very funny" in this quick vocabulary lesson.

Do you cook while listening to music? Learn the "While + ING" grammar pattern to describe doing two things at the same time in this quick lesson.

Do you know how to describe sudden panic in English? Learn the phrasal verb "Freak out" and its opposite "Calm down" in this quick story-based lesson.

Do you say "In the bus" or "On the bus"? Learn the simple camera lens rule that fixes your preposition mistakes forever.

"Please remember me to call"? This is incorrect! Learn why you must use "Remind" when asking for help in this quick vocabulary guide.

Do you want to say "I don't like it" without sounding rude? Learn the classic English idiom "It's not my cup of tea" to politely refuse invitations or discuss hobbies.

"I will finish until Friday"? This is a common mistake! Learn why you should use "By" for deadlines and "Until" for duration in this quick guide.

Want to sound more expressive? Learn why native speakers say "I was terrified" instead of "very scared" in this quick vocabulary lesson.

Do you need to explain your commute or your working hours? Learn the essential "From... to..." pattern in this quick lesson to connect time and place easily.

Do you say "The coffee is finished"? Learn why native speakers say "I ran out of coffee" instead! Master two essential morning phrasal verbs in this quick lesson.

A simple guide to understanding “Do you mind…?” Learn how to answer politely, what “yes” and “no” really mean, and how to avoid mistakes many learners make.