On this podcast, you’ll meet Evan, a very experienced teacher who’s originally from Idaho in the US, but now is in Europe and he joined me to talk about teaching, travel and artificial intelligence, among other things. What’s the most annoying thing about teaching remotely? Which places and cities have you visited and worked in?…
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It has been said that Britain and North America are two countries separated by the same language. How true do you think that is? And what do you think an American from New York thinks about the way I speak English as a native English speaker from London? In this podcast, you’ll meet my friend…
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In this podcast, you’ll learn 12 fixed expressions that will help you sound more like a native English speaker. This week I’m very happy to have Lynne, from putitlikethis.com on the podcast. Actually, this is a re-edited version of a live stream that Lynne and I did about 2 months ago in which we introduced…
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On today’s podcast, you’ll learn 10 expressions so that you can excel in your next job interview in English. I’m Craig and here with me on the podcast today is Kevin from deliberateenglish.com. News on Reza is that he has recovered from COVID. The podcasts you heard the previous 2 weeks were episodes that we…
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In this week’s podcast, you’ll learn 10 commonly-used idioms connected to food so that you can expand your vocabulary and improve your English. What is an idiom? A group of words that have a meaning that’s different from the meaning of the individual words (e.g. over the moon, see the light) Food idioms it’s food…
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In this week’s podcast, you’ll learn 12 useful expressions and idioms connected to work so that you can expand your vocabulary and improve your English. Previous podcasts with Bea: Present perfect simple and continuous with special guest Bea https://inglespodcast.com/18 How to take your relationship to the next physical level in English https://inglespodcast.com/183 What is an…
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On this week’s podcast, you’ll learn lots of ways to use the word ‘out’ so that you can expand your vocabulary and be an outstanding English speaker. There are many uses of out. Here are some of the more common ones. Prefix out- outbreak outburst outlive outdoors outrun outcast outside outsource outcome outback outdated outdo…
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What expressions can you use to order food and drink in a restaurant? How can you ask for the bill at the end of the meal? How do you like your eggs cooked and what does it mean if your eggs are ‘sunny side up’? You’ll find out in this appetizing podcast episode. Email from…
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Are you learning English alone? In this podcast, I’ll share some tips and advice so that you can improve your English by yourself. Not only during the summer break but at any time during the year. We’ve also received some lovely stories from you by voice message, so we’ll be listening to those too, and…
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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…
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