Let’s learn how to use move in English. Move is a verb and sometimes English learners use move in an unnatural way. Check out how to use move today! Please leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher If you know anyone who might be interested in this English language point, why not help them out! Just share this lesson with …
37 – Work vs Job – Confusing Vocabulary English Lesson
Learn the difference between work and job in English. Work and job are similar words, but they are used differently in English. Learn how to make your English conversation sound more natural by using these two words like native speakers. If you know anyone who might be interested in this English language point, why not help them out! Just share …
36 – Five Idioms with LIKE and Animals Lesson
Idioms will help your English conversation sound more natural and colorful. Today, I am going to show you five idioms that use like and animals! The idioms are eat like a pig eat like a bird eat like a horse drink like a fish work like a dog Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English …
35 – Prepositions With WORK – English Grammar Lesson
Prepositions in English can be troublesome and confusing. For today’s English lesson I want to show you some prepositions that come after the verb work. Here are the example sentences We use work at followed by a place or a task: Jack works at a bank downtown. The boss was working at his desk all day. I had a problem …
34 – Ain’t Ain’t A Word! English Slang Words Lesson
“Ain’t ain’t a word.” Most parents in the USA say that sentence to their kids. Mine too! For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at this non-standard verb and how it is used (or shouldn’t be used) in English Conversation. Here are the example sentences Ain’t is used for every subject. Thus, you can say: I ain’t interested in …
33 – Four Money Related Idioms Using Make
In English, you can make money, make a living, make do, and make ends meet. For today’s English lesson, let’s find out how to do all of those things as we study these four commonly used English idioms. Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or the …
32 – Should vs. Had Better – English Grammar Lesson
Should and had better are two modal verbs in English that many learners are stuck on the meaning of. Today’s English lesson podcast shows you the difference between these two. Here are the example sentences With should: For awesome shopping, you should check out SOHO. I think shopping in SOHO is a good idea. When you come to NYC, you should go …
31 – Imagine, Image, & Imagination – Confusing English Words
Imagine, image, and imagination are three words that a lot of learners confuse when speaking English. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at the difference between these words and then some example sentences to see how they are used. Here are the example sentences Imagine: I imagine visiting a tropical island must be nice. Can you imagine what …
30 – Phrasal Verb Turn Up – English Lesson
The phrasal verb turn up has a few different meanings and uses. Let’s learn this useful English vocabulary in today’s lesson. Here are the example sentences We use turn up to mean increase the volume or level. The opposite of turn up is turn down. Anything that has an up/down adjustment can be turned up or turned down. Turn up …
29 – Four Idioms & Slang Phrases With Blow Lesson
The verb blow is used in a few common idioms and slang expressions. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at how we use this vocabulary in our English conversations Here are the example sentences First, to blow means to leave: Well, it’s getting late. I think I’m going to blow. Why don’t we blow this club? There is …