Daily Routines

Make your past tense flawless! In just 6 minutes, learn why regular verbs ending in –ED sound like /ɪd/, /t/, or /d/, and practice with fun drills and a mini-quiz. Perfect for boosting your confidence when talking about yesterday.🔗 Dive into the full interactive drills on CoolEnglish.net → ED Pronunciation💬 Record yourself saying “worked,” “wanted,” or “played,” share your clip, and tag @CoolEnglish!https://www.coolenglish.net/edu/categories/pronunciation--ed,--s

Master the trickiest adjectives in English—-ED vs -ING—in just 4 minutes! Learn clear rules, fill gaps in a fun story, choose correct forms in visual drills, and practice with video clips. Plus, grab your PDF worksheets for extra practice.🔗 Dive into the full 7-part activity set on CoolEnglish.net → ed-vs-ing-adjectives💬 Share a sentence using “bored” or “boring” and tag @CoolEnglishESL!

Level-up your kitchen English! In this 7-minute lesson you’ll unlock 8 new verbs—sauté, simmer, steam, sous vide, stir-fry, sear, broil, caramelize—and polish pronunciation, hear real-menu examples, and tackle a speed quiz. Hungry for more? Check out the full interactive activity on CoolEnglish.net!🔗 Play the matching interactive activity → https://www.coolenglish.net/edu/categories/cooking

🍳 Cooking Methods: Level 1Want to understand menus and talk about your favorite dishes? In this 8‑minute lesson, you’ll learn 8 key verbs—bake, boil, fry, grill, melt, roast, smoke, and toast—and practice pronunciation, real‑life examples, and a quick quiz. Then head to CoolEnglish.net for the full interactive activity!🔗 Play the matching interactive activity on CoolEnglish.net → https://www.coolenglish.net/edu/categories/cooking

Learn 12 essential daily routine verbs—from wake up to go to bed—and practice them in a fun 10‑minute session. Perfect for busy learners who want practical English they’ll use every day.🔗 Play the matching interactive activity & audio on CoolEnglish.net → Daily Routines 1💬 Share your routine on social media and tag @CoolEnglishESL!

Struggle with English prepositions? In this bite-size lesson, Chris from Cool English unpacks the golden rules for in, on, and at, reveals three quirky exceptions (cars vs buses, media, and where you sit!), and quizzes you in real time. Walk away with instant confidence—and a link to a free interactive practice game. Hit play, level up, and speak smarter today!https://www.coolenglish.net/edu/categories/prepositions

Ready to ask perfect questions every time? In this quick and engaging episode of Cool English, you'll learn how to easily form clear and accurate questions in the past, present, and future tenses. Master key grammar structures like "Did you...?", "Do you...?", and "Will you...?". Plus, join a fun interactive practice game to test your skills! Ideal for ESL learners who want to speak confidently and correctly.Listen now and level-up your English! 🌟Keywords: ESL, English grammar, past tense, present tense, future tense, question formation, interactive English, speaking practice.

Do you mix up "for" and "to" in English? You're not alone! In this short and simple episode, we break down the difference with 4 clear grammar rules, easy examples, and fun reviews to help you remember when to use each one. Whether you're writing, speaking, or just trying to understand English better, this episode will make it all click.🎯 Learn the difference between:To + verbs and nounsFor + nouns and -ing verbsListen now and start using “for” and “to” like a pro!🕹️ Practice more at CoolEnglish.net — with games, videos, and quizzes made just for learners like you!

In this final episode of our three-part series on crime vocabulary, the Cool English Podcast introduces 10 more essential crime-related words, including arson, blackmail, embezzlement, hijacking, felony, and more. These terms are commonly used in news, movies, and real-life discussions, making them valuable for English learners. Join us to understand each word with clear examples, and be sure to visit coolenglish.net for interactive activities, games, and quizzes to reinforce your learning. Thank you for joining us in this series—stay curious, keep practicing, and see you next week!

Welcome back to the Cool English Podcast! This is the second episode in our three-part series on crime vocabulary. In this episode, we introduce 10 more essential crime-related words, including assault, bribery, burglary, forgery, and shoplifting. Understanding these terms will help you follow conversations about crime in news, movies, or everyday discussions. Listen in to learn the meanings of these words with examples, and don’t forget to visit coolenglish.net for interactive games and activities to review what you've learned. Tune in next week for the final part of our crime series!