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Funabashi-shi, Chiba
NEO English with Pam

English for tests... and for life! Passionate English teacher & PTE Specialist
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24/08/2026

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Special offer for August 25-Sept 15 2026 only.
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NEO Essay Rehab = US$19-
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Add INSIDER20 discount = US$47.20

24/08/2026

Enter INSIDER20 in the discount code to get 20% off!!!
Special offer for August 25-Sept 15 2026 only.
It's a delayed opening discount because I took so long to make this promo video 😅.

Links to my products are on my website: neo-english.com

PTE Writing Made Clear (book) = US$29-
+
NEO Essay Rehab = US$19-
=
PTE Writing Solution (bundle) = US$39-
Add INSIDER20 discount = US$31.20

note: If you want the Speaking AND Writing Solution bundle, you can use the same discount code: INSIDER20.

PTE Speaking Made Clear = US$29-
+
PTE Writing Made Clear = US$29-
+
NEO Essay Rehab = US$19-
=
PTE Speaking & Writing Solution (bundle) = US$59-
Add INSIDER20 discount = US$47.20

22/08/2026

Do you want the easy or complex way to use 'wish' correctly?

Complex? Ask ChatGPT to explain 'the subjunctive after wish'.

Easy? Just memorise 'I wish I could' as a set pattern.

Here are my wishes:

I wish I could eat whatever I wanted, but stay healthy.
I wish I could travel the world for free.
I wish I could play the guitar by ear and sing with perfect pitch.

What do you wish you could do???
Practise in the comments!

p.s. Do you wish you could get a better score in the PTE exam?
Check out my youtube channel, books & coaching!
on YouTube
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#英語 #انگریزی

19/08/2026

Let's practice!
Have you ever failed at something? Try and put a positive spin on it!
For example,
When I was a teenager I tried to get my drivers' license. I failed. At the time, I did not have the access to a car to practice and try again. To put a positive spin on it, this encouraged me to live in the inner city where I could walk and use public transport. This meant I met a lot of interesting people and had a lot of fun experiences that I might not have had if I'd got my drivers' license. It's also reduced my carbon footprint. 😌

This idiom is useful in spoken English (in tests: IELTS Speaking Part 2 & 3 & PTE Respond to a Situation, depending on the topic), but don't use it in Essays. Remember - idioms are best left out of academic writing.

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#英語

18/08/2026

I am obsessed with clarifying how to use 'although' and 'despite'.

They are *so* useful in academic English because they allow you to express an opinion while still showing that you don't have a black-&-white view. They are grammatical markers of nuance. And nuance is what lifts your English up into true advanced level.

Correct use of 'although' & 'despite' helps you in every section of IELTS & PTE, but it is especially useful in Essay Writing *and* in PTE Fill in the Blanks: Drop-down. FITB:Drop-down questions often have a blank where you must choose between discourse markers (words like: although, despite, furthermore, consequently etc). So learning how to use these words correctly helps a lot.

Good luck with your English study!
And check out my books if you need help with PTE Writing:

https://neoenglish.gumroad.com/l/ptewriting
https://neoenglish.gumroad.com/l/ptewritingandessayrehab

Other tools and coaching details on my website: www.neo-english.com

#英語

04/08/2026

*If* you already have a mental bank of English sentences ('I will be good', 'I won't be long', 'It will be fun' etc), then it is a good idea to learn why we say 'will be' in some sentences and just 'will' in other sentences.

BUT - sentences first, grammar rules later!

If you learn grammar rules first, your brain will want to analyse everything you say. This slows you down & makes it very hard to become fluent.

If you learn sentences first, your brain just accepts the grammar without thinking about it. This helps you use (mostly) correct grammar automatically and fluently.

# #英語

30/07/2026

Tips below!
But first - if you want to *really* boost your PTE Writing score, check out my new PTE Writing Solution: full book of strategies (shortcut & extended) + an AI feedback tool for Essay writing. 20% off for Opening sale: https://neoenglish.gumroad.com/l/ptewritingandessayrehab/insider20

Tips:
There are a lot of ways to say 'so', but they have different grammar patterns.
* , so .
* , resulting in .
* ; therefore, . OR . Therefore, .
* ; consequently, . OR . Consequently, .

If you are doing IELTS or PTE, be careful to get this right: examiners look for it.
If you're doing PTE, it's super-important in .

#英語

24/07/2026

English is crazy.
Skirt = it
Pants = they/them
T-shirt = it

Why?
If something is made of 2 parts *that are exactly the same* we call that thing 'they/them', not 'it'.
But if something is made of 3 or more parts, we call that thing 'it'.

On behalf of English grammar, I apologise.

My book on PTE Writing Made Clear will be out on Sunday July 25
My book on PTE Speaking Made Clear is already out now.
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#英語

13/07/2026

Interesting fact: approximately 90% of the world's languages do NOT use the sound 'th' (soft or hard).

Here are some languages that DO use it:
* English
* Arabic (depending on the dialect)
* Greek
* Icelandic
* Albanian
* Burmese

If your language is not on that list, it is likely that you need to work on training both your ear and your mouth to recognise and create 'th'.

To make the sound:
Rest your tongue between your teeth and breathe out!
Test yourself by using Google Voice Typing.

After you can make the sound, it gets easier to hear the sound.

p.s. If you have bought my book, check your emails! You should have received an email linking to a new bonus about PTE scoring.
👉 https://neoenglish.gumroad.com/l/PTESpeaking

p.p.s. My latest full PTE video is here.
👉 https://youtu.be/UWu1oKTQli4

#英語 #انگریزی

10/07/2026

It's not *wrong* to say, 'Emojis were invented by Japan.'
However, it is *better* to say, 'Emojis were invented in Japan.'

If you say 'by Japan', it feels like *all* of Japan invented the emoji.
'In Japan' just means that someone in Japan invented the emoji. This is more precise. English tests love precision.

So if you want to practice, tell me something that was invented in *your* country. Answer in the comments.

PTE Speaking Book available here: https://neoenglish.gumroad.com/l/PTESpeaking
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