In today’s podcast, you’ll learn all about auxiliary verbs. What are they? Why do we use them? How do we use them? And we’ll also answer Reyna’s question about using auxiliary verbs for emphasis. So, DO please take a seat, relax and enjoy this grammar episode. Voice message from Mayte from Seville Advice on practice…
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In this podcast, you’ll learn useful vocabulary connected to the topic of gender equality so that you can speak about this subject with more accuracy and effectiveness. Voice message from Olga from Russia Each and every time when I Xwas listenX to your podcast” (when I listen…) There’s a Xmultiple choiceX (wide range/huge variety/vast selection/plethora)…
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In this podcast, you’ll learn 8 more common colloquial expressions so that you can take your spoken English to the next level and sound more like a native speaker. Don’t lose any sleep over it/Don’t sweat it – to not worry about something at all. I’d like to have a little more money – who…
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If you are finding it difficult to divide your time and energy effectively between your work and family responsibilities; if you feel stressed because you never seem to have enough time for yourself, you may be struggling with work-life balance. In this episode, you’ll learn some words and phrases connected to work-life balance and we’ll…
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This podcast is for cat lovers, or anyone who has or has ever had a cat. It’s also for people whose neighbour has a cat or whose friend has a cat. Actually, anyone who wants to speak about cats and be communi-CAT-ive in English will find this episode useful. Voice message from Mati from Cartagena…
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In today’s podcast, we talk about home schooling your children. Should you do it? What are the advantages and disadvantages of educating students at home? Can you legally do it where you live? We’ll answer these questions and you’ll learn some useful home schooling vocabulary. Voice message from Alex from Segovia Gradable and Ungradable Adjectives:…
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There are many different ways of saying approximately in English, and some of them are more formal or informal than others. In this episode, we’ll look at some of the most common synonyms of approximately, and how to use them in different contexts. Before we start talking about English expressions and vocabulary, on a more…
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In today’s podcast, you’ll learn vocabulary connected to prisons and criminal rehabilitation. We also talk about the death penalty and ask the question; should criminals be helped or punished? Voice message from Mamen ‘On the other hand’ (not XsideX) Prison, Punishment and Criminal Rehabilitation Crime Idioms: https://inglespodcast.com/412 Vocabulary To go/be sent to prison/jail To be/get…
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This week on the podcast I was delighted to speak to Kirsty from https://englishwithkirsty.com/ who spoke about how you can improve your fluency in English. Where is your (English) accent from? Where are you based now? Kirsty has moved around a lot in the Uk. Currently she is based in the south of the UK….
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It sounds strange to say ‘very huge’, or ‘a bit amazing’ or ‘a little wonderful’. This is because some extreme adjectives like to collocate with particular adverbs. On this podcast, you’ll learn some gradable and ungradable adjectives and the adverbs that go, or maybe don’t usually go, with them. Voice message from Alex from Segovia…
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