In our last video we looked at six different ways to pay someone a compliment and you can see that video here: https://www.simpleenglishvideos.com/6-easy-ways-to-pay-compliments-in-english/ In this video we’re looking how NOT to give compliments. We’ll show you examples of things that can go wrong, and suggest ways to avoid them. For example: Complimenting a woman on her appearance in the workplace could be seen as a sexual advance or even sexual harassment. There are gender differences

Learn 6 easy ways to pay compliment in English a make the world a happier place! We’ll show you lots of compliment examples and talk about which compliments mean most to us. (They have to be genuine and can’t be manipulative!) We’ll also show you six easy grammar structures for compliments: look/be + adjective love/like + noun Good job/work nice + noun What + adjective + noun good at + noun, good at + gerund

What do we say when we make a mistake? Maybe it’s an expletive. (Did you you know the pronunciation of expletive is different in British and American English?) In this video we look at some swear word alternatives like bother, shoot and damn. You’ll also learn the phrasal verb screw up and the more polite phrasal verb mess up. We also look at the expressions ‘by mistake‘ meaning by accident and ‘It’s my fault‘, meaning