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When to use the prepositions FOR and TO – AIRC544

In this podcast, you’ll learn some differences between the prepositions FOR and TO so that you can use them more effectively in English. Voice message from Mamen from Badajoz.How to use ‘for’ and ‘to’It appears to me….Can you intercede for me? We’ve spoken about prepositions before:Prepositions in, into, inside and within: https://inglespodcast.com/535Prepositions of time |…

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Boats and sailing vocabulary – AIRC543

In today’s podcast, you’ll learn some boat and sailing vocabulary so that next time you’re out on the ocean waves you’ll know what everyone is talking about in English! “Ahoy there, matey!” Voice message from Andres from Colombia English Expressions from The Sea: https://inglespodcast.com/150Different Means of Transport: From Bicycles to High-Speed Trains https://inglespodcast.com/527 (ferry, cruise…

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The 10 Most Infamous Dictators – AIRC542

This week, the podcast has taken a dark and foreboding turn! We’re going to talk about infamous dictators. You’ll learn some historical facts about each one and, at the same time, improve your listening skills in English. Welcome to infamous dictators! Thank you to everyone who reached out to us after the devastating floods that…

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Expressions and collocations with the word RUN – AIRC541

Just when we thought we may have run out of ideas for podcast episodes, we found many expressions and collocations with the word ‘run’. We haven’t run out of steam yet! Voice message from Walter from BelgiumAcademic Terms and Vocabulary – https://inglespodcast.com/162Academic English Vocabulary – https://inglespodcast.com/87Home schooling – https://inglespodcast.com/512 RUN (verb)To run – When was…

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Astrology and the 12 signs of the Zodiac – AIRC540

In this podcast, you’ll learn lots of vocabulary connected to the 12 signs of the Zodiac. Whether or not you believe in astrology, we invite you to join us as we look at the characteristics of each star sign and see if they make any sense. Voice message Uriel (Kofi) from MexicoI XknewX (heard about)…

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Fishing vocabulary – AIRC539

We’re going fishing in today’s podcast. Fishing is a topic we haven’t tackled yet!Keep listening and you’ll learn lots of useful vocabulary and expressions connected to the world of fishing. Patreon update: There has been an increase in the minimum donation amount to $3, and to $4.41 for iPhone users who sign up via the…

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Hats | hat vocabulary and idioms – AIRC538

Welcome to our podcast about hats. You’ll learn all about hat vocabulary and idioms. Voice message from CesarDoubt (pron.)(XYou teach EnglishX) DO YOU teach English with an (XAccent American) American accent?Voice message from Stephanie from MadridA brief History of Phrasal Verbs: https://inglespodcast.com/331Clarity over accuracy HATSHow many hats do you own? The brim of a hat…

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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, IF If you can keep your head when all about you,Are…

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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 certain or guarantee something. For example, “I will ensure that the…

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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 meX (explain IT to me) InIndicates location or position in something…

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