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Manuel, Loli, Luis, Mamen, Yolanda, Andrés and Rubén all get their questions answered and I’ll bring you up to date with what’s been happening in our neck of the woods in this week’s podcast.
Last week’s podcast with Kevin from deliberateenglish.com – 10 expressions to help you have a successful job interview. https://inglespodcast.com/424
Reza’s currently in Belfast with his family.
I’ve just got back from my holiday in Scotland. I went there for a reunion of family and friends.
Reza had COVID and he’s also been very busy at the end of the academic year so we were not able to record podcasts for the summer.
There will be a podcast every week until I can record with Reza again.
Thank you for all the voice messages you’ve been sending with your questions and comments. Please keep sending them!
We’ve received some more stories from you. In response to: https://inglespodcast.com/418 A Children’s Story
How to Tell a Story in English https://inglespodcast.com/137
Voice message from Manuel from Colombia
I’ve been following your program for several months.
I’m gonna = I’m going to
history (subject at school, more factual and academic, a study of the past) story (imaginary, fiction, narrative, it often didn’t really happen)
3 friends younger – 3 younger friends
bay = bahía – a part of the coast where the land curves in so that the sea is surrounded by land on three sides
marsh = pantano – it often floods and is always wet. It’s often near a river.
a marsh of salt water – a saltwater marsh
I was the last crossed – I was the last one to cross
shallow – the opposite of deep
Manuel ran out of time. What happened at the end?
Voice message from Loli from Spain
I tend to forget the last letters of words
X
I would like you give meX I would like you TO give me some adviceI can give you some advice, Loli. Join my next 6-week conversation course. Read about it at https://www.englishmasterclass.net/
My next conversation masterclass starts on Tuesday, August 16th. If you want to improve your speaking with me and a small group of lovely students who, just like you, are taking their speaking skills to the next level, Sign up for the email list at https://www.englishmasterclass.net/ and I will be in touch by email with more information.
Voice message from Mamen from Badajoz who has passed an English exam!
pronuncaiation of ‘passed’
It has been difficult for me (good use of present perfect)
Reza did watch the Belfast film, directed by Kenneth Branagh, and he enjoyed it.
Congratulations on passing the B1 exam. Now you can study for B2!
Voice message from Luis from Mexico City
X
I am LuisX – This is Luis / It’s LuisThank you for saying TO with listen.
Thank you for (X
teach usX) teaching usX
I am going to invite you some tacos and some beersX – I’ll treat you to some tacos and beers. The tacos and beers are on me!Voice message from Yolanda
X
Your follower since two yearsX – for two years, since 2020.X
Since nowX – until now, up to nowEnglish (e)skills – Spanish, Spain, skills,
A shout out to Rubén from Colombia who suggests that we make more episodes about colloquial expressions in the future – we will!
Renting or buying houses in English-speaking countries – Yes, with Reza.
Andres from Colombia
a nudist beach
naked
to take your clothes off
topless
bushes = arbusto
I took note of the X
indicationsX directions…and now it’s your turn to practise your English.
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