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Here are a few key examples of how Real Spoken English is different than textbook English.
>looking to<
In Real Spoken English, native speakers use the phrase “looking to” to mean take action to do something. This probably sounds a bit confusing so here are some examples:
Textbook English: “I want to sell my house, so I will put it on the market.”
Real Spoken English: “I’m looking to put my house on the market.”
Real Spoken English: “I’m looking into taking classes at my local university.”
Here are a few key examples of how Real Spoken English is different than textbook English.
>looking to<
In Real Spoken English, native speakers use the phrase “looking to” to mean take action to do something. This probably sounds a bit confusing so here are some examples:
Textbook English: “I want to sell my house, so I will put it on the market.”
Real Spoken English: “I’m looking to put my house on the market.”
Real Spoken English: “I’m looking into taking classes at my local university.”