Everybody ESL

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Episode 35 (mini) Dec 31, 2017

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Episode 35 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode about an interesting English expression: with flying colors. What does it mean, when can you use it, and where does it come from? Send your questions about English expressions (or anything else) and your suggestions for future episodes to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 34 Dec 27, 2017

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Episode 34 of the Everybody ESL podcast has some New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day vocabulary, a quick discussion about good ways to say no, Part 2 in the series of lessons about the word “would,” the Joke of the Week, a quiz about opposites, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 34’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Vocabulary (New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day): 1:15,
Grammar (Part 2 of our series about “would”): 7:40,
Small talk (how to say no): 11:29,
The Joke of the Week: 14:17,
Opposites quiz: 17:20

Episode 33 (mini) Dec 23, 2017

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Episode 33 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode all about the hidden meaning of a single common English word: breakfast. Send your questions about English vocabulary (or anything else) and your suggestions for future episodes to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 32 Dec 17, 2017

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Episode 32 of the Everybody ESL podcast has some good party vocabulary, a quick discussion about buying tickets at a movie theater, Part 1 in the series of lessons about the word “would,” the Joke of the Week, a funny story, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 32’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Vocabulary (parties): 1:39,
Grammar (Part 1 of our series about “would”): 6:38,
Small talk (buying tickets at a movie theater): 10:38,
The Joke of the Week: 12:26,
Listening practice: 14:39

Episode 31 (mini) Dec 14, 2017

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Episode 31 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode that teaches you the meaning of the colorful idiom “Hold your horses.” Send your questions about English idioms (or anything else) and your suggestions for future episodes to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 30 (mini) Dec 11, 2017

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Episode 30 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode that teaches you the meaning and the uses of the old expression “the Midas touch.” (It comes from an ancient legend with a sad ending.) Send your questions about English and your suggestions for future episodes to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 29 Dec 07, 2017

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Episode 29 of the Everybody ESL podcast has some good snow vocabulary, a discussion about a few common phrases you’ll encounter in an office, a grammar lesson about here and there, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 29’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Grammar (here and there): 2:21,
Vocabulary (snow-cabulary!): 6:51,
Small talk (the weekend): 11:42,
The Joke of the Week: 13:45,
Listening quiz: 16:26

Episode 28 (mini) Dec 03, 2017

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Episode 28 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode that teaches you the meaning and the uses of the colorful expression “wild goose chase.” Send your questions about English and suggestions for future episodes to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 27 Nov 30, 2017

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Episode 27 of the Everybody ESL podcast has a grammar lesson about a special kind of question, a gym and exercise vocabulary list, a discussion about asking whether a seat is available, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 27’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Vocabulary (the gym): 1:45,
Small talk (asking if a seat is available): 5:51,
Grammar topic (echo questions): 8:12,
The Joke of the Week: 12:12,
Listening quiz: 14:23

Episode 26 (mini) Nov 25, 2017

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Episode 26 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode about misunderstood lyrics and one of the most famous songs of the 1960s. You might never hear this song the same way again. Send your questions about English and suggestions for future episodes to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

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