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“If” by Rudyard Kipling – AIRC537
In this podcast, we’ll read you a famous poem called ‘If’ by Rudyard Kipling. We’ll explain the vocabulary and philosophize on what the poem might mean. Voice message by George from VenezuelaVenezuela-Chile-GermanyEpisode on poetry and poetic devices: https://inglespodcast.com/201 “If” by Rudyard Kipling.Written in 1895,...
Insurance – AIRC536
You’ll learn vocabulary connected to insurance so that you can feel perfectly safe and fully insured when you’re driving, skiing, climbing mountains and listening to this podcast! Voice message from Jorge from Argentina. What’s the difference between insure, assure and ensure?Ensure means to make...
Prepositions in, into, inside and within – AIRC535
In today’s podcast, you’ll learn how to use the prepositions in, into, inside and within. They sound similar and they are sometimes interchangeable, but not always! We’ll help you understand the difference. Voice ,message from Walter from Belgiumaddicted TOin, inside, into, withinXCan you explain...
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12 VERY common English Idioms – AIRC534
In today’s podcast, you’ll learn 12 very common English idioms so that you’ll sound more like a native speaker.And speaking of native speakers, my regular co-host Reza isn’t here with me, but I’m delighted to say I’m joined this week by Ben from the...
From Cases to Clutches: Bag Vocabulary Unpacked – AIRC533
In today’s podcast, you’ll learn all about bag vocabulary, including backpack, satchel, sling bag and duffel. You ‘ll also learn some idioms connected to bags that will help you expand your vocabulary. Bags Backpack: A bag with two shoulder straps, worn on the back,...