Verbs, Adjectives, Nouns, Pronouns… The Nine Parts of English Speech! (Bonus Episode)
When explaining English grammar, defining the meaning of new vocabulary, or discussing the structure of sentences, you need to have…
220. Why are People Protesting in Israel? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
“The biggest crisis in the history of the country”. This is how one key politician has described the massive wave…
219. Who Was the Most Powerful Woman in History? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Who was the most powerful woman in history? Was it the only female emperor of China? A female Egyptian Pharaoh…
The Ship of Theseus: Thought Experiment (Bonus Episode)
The name of my podcast is Thinking in English, and in honour of that name I’ve decided to make today’s…
218. Could Putin Really be Arrested? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Last week, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Russian president Vladimir Putin. But could Putin ever actually…
217. How to Use Poetry to Study English?
Today, I want to introduce you all to the benefits and joys of using poetry to learn English!
Why Does English Have So Many Silent Letters?
We don’t pronounce the ‘p’ in psychology, the ‘m’ in mnemonic, or the ‘l’ in talk. Why?
216. English Learning and Socrates: What Can We Learn from the Father of Western Philosphy? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Socrates is considered to be one of the founders of western philosphy and thought. Today, I want to look at…
215. Should TikTok Be Banned? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
In the past few months, the EU, USA, and Canada have all taken steps to ban the popular social media…