Another lovely English story from Jose Molina Marco. You’ll learn some new vocabulary and improve your listening comprehension. I have adapted Jose’s story slightly from its original version. Vocabulary A coach (or carriage) of a train A satchel A little odd (strange) To stare / to gaze To put someone off (to stop them doing…
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Martin Johnston from rocknrollenglish.com joins Craig to talk about telling effective stories in English, how to avoid telling a boring story, how to be a good listener and how to eat spaghetti the Italian way. Do Italians tend to eat spaghetti with just a fork? Italy expert Martina Landwehrmann says, “Absolutely not,” “Eating spaghetti with…
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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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If you have young children you’ll find this podcast very useful, and even if you don’t have kids, we hope you’ll enjoy our children’s story which is set in the beautiful Brazilian rainforest. Voice message from Guille to get hooked on something I like the way you speak a lot. / I like the way…
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Sometimes the world seems a lot smaller than it actually is and coincidences seem very unlikely and surprising. Spanish speakers say ‘the world is a handkerchief’ – el mundo es un pañuelo. In English we say, ‘It’s a small world!’ We’ve got some examples of how small the world can be in this podcast. Voice…
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Learn new vocabulary and improve your listening comprehension with a short story called The Street Seller. Jose’s possibly true story – AIRC214 Josep’s True English Story – AIRC171 How to tell a story in English: https://inglespodcast.com/137 Vocabulary despite (the fact that) to bump into (someone) – this phrasal verb has a literal and idiomatic use….
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In this episode, we’re checking in with you to see how you’re doing in this troubling time of uncertainty. We’ve got a story from José that will help your listening comprehension and some feedback from listeners around the world. Voice message from Karina from Cadiz Personally, I’m doing well XHope everything goes to an endX…
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When was the last time you helped someone? We’ve got a true story from Jose. Voice message from Lulu from Cancún, Mexico Thanks for recommending our podcast to your classmates. Thank you for XhelpX us (helping us) French podcast: https://radiolingua.com/coffeebreakfrench/ 10 awesome French podcasts: https://www.fluentu.com/blog/french/french-podcasts/ Email from Jose – My name is Jose and I´ve…
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In this episode we’re going to help you tell better stories in English Listener Feedback: Feed back on the blog from Maite about the marketing episode: Episode 130 Hi Craig and Reza, I would like to thank you (for) such a interesting and useful podcast. To be honest, I didn’t think you were (going) to…
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