Don't say "Advices"

These 3 words often confuse people when they go to use them. In this episode, you will learn their differences, pronunciations, and how to get them confused again.

Let's explore the different types of exercise, science-based research, and more!

New Year's resolutions are a time-honored tradition that many people around the world participate in as the calendar turns to January 1st. This practice, which spans various cultures and historical periods, involves individuals setting goals or intentions for the new year, focusing on self-improvement, accomplishing specific tasks, or breaking bad habits.

This podcast episode is designed to be engaging and educational for A1 English learners and anyone who wants to improve their English, focusing on vocabulary and simple phrases related to a common daily activity. It encourages active participation and repetition, essential for language learning at this level.

In this episode you will listen to short, everyday English conversations that are very common to hear. By listening, you will gain valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your language skills in real-world scenarios.

Test your ability to listen and comprehend an English text read aloud followed by questions.

If the meaning of a sentence is clear from the surrounding text, you can use ellipsis and avoid repetition. #learnenglish #english #ingles

There are many types of occupations and types of work. In this episode you will learn different types of occupations how to ask someone what they do for a living.

Verb “to be”.  Present tense: I am, you are (singular and plural), he is, she is, it is, they are, we are. Past tense: I was, you were (singular and plural), he was, she was, it was, they were, we were. Future tense: for every subject it is the same- will be.  I will be, you will be, he will be, she will be, they will be, we will be, it will be.  #english #ingles #learnenglish #esl  #englishgrammar #grammar #verbs 

You will learn very useful phrases with the word "GO" such as how to use: "Go + on" "Go + for" "Go + to"