Latest Episodes
Dentist Vocabulary – AIRC563
Most people are not keen on going to the dentist. After listening to this podcast, at least you’ll be able to understand what the dentist is talking about if he or she is an English speaker.If you are a dentist who treats native English...
The Five Senses | Sight – AIRC562
Do you know the names of the 5 senses in English? Today, you’ll learn lots of vocabulary connected to the 5 senses of the human body. My sense is you’ll really find this week’s episode useful. Many thanks again to Carmen for her suggestion...
Skin and skincare – AIRC561
We were concerned that we may not have a topic for this week. But Carmen sent us a great idea and by the skin of our teeth we were able to produce a podcast on skin. Welcome to a podcast that we hope won’t...
Beards, moustaches and facial hair – AIRC560
We’re talking about hair this week, but only the hair on your face.You’ll learn lots of vocabulary connected to beards, moustaches and facial hair and we’ll speak about how men with facial hair might be perceived and also how people’s attitudes have changed over...
American Music Legends – AIRC559
Back in episode 163 we spoke about our favourite UK bands and artists and vocabulary such as ‘ground-breaking’, ‘lead the way’, ‘cutting edge’, ‘to innovate’, ‘trend-setting’ and trailblazing’.In today’s podcast, we compare our favourite and most influential American music bands and artists and you’ll...
The subjunctive in English – AIRC558
The subjunctive is one of three grammatical moods in English, along with the indicative mood and the imperative mood. It isn’t used very often in English, some languages such as Spanish use it more. Nevertheless, we’ve been asked to talk about it, so here...
