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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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 popular YouTube channel To The Point English with Ben. Ben has…
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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, often used by students or hikers. Rucksack: similar to a backpack…
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“I podcast, therefore I am”, said one of the great philosophical thinkers of our time.In today’s podcast, we’re going to try and give you a complete history of philosophy in about 30 minutes – from Socrates to Jean-Paul Sartre – without all the boring bits! This isn’t the first time we’ve attempted to cover a…
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Put on your walking shoes, lace up your boots, or slip on your sandals – this episode is all about footwear!We’ll explore lots of vocabulary for different shoe styles, from sneakers to stilettos so that you can boost your English skills, one step at a time. ShoesShoes laces (to tie or do up)The heelThe toe…
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No one likes to be called a bully. Nevertheless, it’s a serious and wide-spread problem in many schools and workplaces around the world. It can cause anxiety, stress, depression, self-harm and worse.On today’s podcast, you’ll learn words and expressions connected to bullying so that you’ll be able to understand this topic a bit better and…
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We’ve been CHEWING OVER a different way to teach you some phrasal verbs and it all BOILS DOWN TO making this podcast interesting for you so that you remember the phrasal verbs and don’t CLAM UP when you have to use them. So, we’ve COOKED UP an original way to present some phrasal verbs like…
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In today’s podcast, you’ll learn some useful travel expressions that you can use in your hotel, in a restaurant at the tourist office and when you go shopping. How to Plan a Holiday; vocabulary and useful advice before you go on a trip: https://www.inglespodcast.com/490Holidays and Travel: https://www.inglespodcast.com/156 Air Travel Vocabulary https://www.inglespodcast.com/108 HOTELSI have a reservation…
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https://www.englishcraig.com/In today’s podcast, you’ll learn a variety of words and expressions related to transport and all from the comfort of your favourite armchair. How cool is that? You don’t even need to travel anywhere! Voice message from Walter from BelgiumCable carOil tankerFor reach here I took a bus (to get here)pronunciation of ‘hill’We are ‘inspired’…
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We’re recording this podcast in the year 2024, when more people than ever before in history will be voting in national elections. At least 64 countries (plus the European Union), which represents about 49% of the people in the world, are choosing their leaders. So, we thought we should talk about it and look at…
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