‘Have Eyes like a Hawk’ and ‘Blind as a Bat’ (Useful Idioms)
Let’s think about some idioms to do with eyesight! Do you have have good eyesight which allows you to notice…
Therefore (Overused Words)
How do you introduce an effect or consequence in English. The two most common methods are using ‘so’ and ‘therefore.’…
26. Should University Be Free? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
On today’s episode, we are going to look at the idea of free education. Should university be free? This question…
‘Cool Cat’ and ‘Fat Cat’ (Useful Idioms)
Cats are one of the most popular animals around the world, so it’s not a surprise that we have many…
Said! (Overused Words)
He said; she said; you said; I said… too many ‘Saids.’ Repeatedly using the word said, especially in writing and…
25. Who am I?? My self introduction and why I started Thinking in English! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
To celebrate the 25th episode of Thinking in English, today I’ve made a slightly different episode! I decided it’s time…
‘Hit the road’ and ‘Hit the Sack’
These two idioms both involve “hitting” something! You ‘hit the sack’ when you want to go to bed, and you…
Perfect! (Overused Words)
Overusing perfect can make things sound a little bit insincere. Not everything can be, or is, perfect! So these three…
24. Virgin Hyperloop and The Future of Transportation! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
On today’s episode I want to look at the future of transport! Virgin Hyperloop trialled their new technology earlier this…