‘Ghost towns,’ ‘Drop Dead Gorgeous,’ and ‘Graveyard Shift’: Idioms and Phrases for a Spooky Halloween (English Vocabulary Lesson)
On today’s episode of Thinking in English, let’s learn some spooky idioms and phrases that you can use everyday, not…
Tongue Twister Challenge!: English Pronunciation Practice
On today’s episode of Thinking in English let’s test your English pronunciation skills by practicing some fun and challenging tongue…
112. English Accents Explained: Why do Language Learners Have Accents and Should We Care? (English Lesson)
Why do language learners have an accent when speaking? Can we improve our accents? Should we really care about having…
How to Describe Pain in English!! Essential Vocabulary and Phrases (English Vocabulary Lesson)
On today’s episode of Thinking in English, let’s learn some new ways to talk about and describe pain in English!…
111. Should We Still Use the Death Penalty?: English Language Debate (English Vocabulary Lesson)
How should we punish criminals? Should we have the death penalty for the worst crimes? Or is the death penalty…
110. Why do Authoritarian Countries Buy Football Clubs?: Saudi Arabia and the Purchase of Newcastle United! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
At the beginning of October, English football club Newcastle United were taken over by a Saudi Arabian supported investment fund,…
“Have Egg on Your Face,” “Put Your Foot in it,” and “Sheepish”: Idioms and Phrases for Embarrassing Situations!
Do you “Have Egg on Your Face”? Have you “Put Your Foot in it”? Do you feel “Sheepish”? In this…
109. What are the Nobel Prizes?: History, Context, and Current State of the World’s Most Famous Awards (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Over the last few weeks, the winners of this year’s Nobel Prizes have been announced. The Nobel Prizes are perhaps…
108. Should We Bring Extinct Animals Back To Life?: De-Extinction Explained! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Recently, it has been announced that a group of researchers in the US are planning to bring back the woolly…