209. How to Stop Saying “Like,” “Um,” and “You Know”! (English Vocabulary Episode)
Today’s episode will introduce and explain vocabulary that may be essential in a disaster. I will teach you key phrases…
208. English for Disasters and Emergencies: Essential Language to Talk About and Survive Natural Disasters (English Vocabulary Episode)
Today’s episode will introduce and explain vocabulary that may be essential in a disaster. I will teach you key phrases…
207. The History of Valentine’s Day! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Today, let’s discuss the history of St Valentine’s Day. How did the holiday transform from a Roman festival to a…
206. What is the Best Method to Improve Your English PRONUNCIATION?
Today I am going to give you all an introduction and overview of the different methods popularly used to improve…
205. Why Did Britain Invent So Many Sports? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
From tennis, ping pong, and badminton to boxing, rugby, and football, the rules of many modern sports were written by…
204. What is a Cliché? What is Jargon? And Should We Use them?
Today, let’s learn about clichés and jargon – perhaps the most annoying parts of the English language. We’ll look at…
203. Why is Gibraltar British? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Despite being a tiny rock on the south coast of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar is at the heart of constant…
202. Why Did Jacinda Ardern Resign as Prime Minister of New Zealand? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Jacinda Ardern, the well-known Prime Minister of New Zealand, has resigned after five years in the job. From mass shootings…
201. How Did We Fix the Ozone Layer? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
In the 1980s, the world was terrified by the threat of holes in the ozone layer. Today, these holes are…