Everybody ESL

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Episode 25 Nov 23, 2017

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Episode 25 of the Everybody ESL podcast has a grammar segment about two similar words you can learn to use correctly, money vocabulary ($$$), a discussion about expressing sympathy, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 25’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Vocabulary (money): 1:13,
Small talk (expressing sympathy): 5:55,
Grammar topic (so and such): 8:26,
The Joke of the Week: 13:38,
Listening quiz: 15:13

Episode 24 (mini) Nov 19, 2017

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Episode 24 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode that teaches you the useful English idiom in the nick of time. Send your questions about English idioms (or any other English topic) to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 23 Nov 15, 2017

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Episode 23 of the Everybody ESL podcast has a list of dog vocabulary, information about some common restaurant situations, a lesson about special adverbs, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 23’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Grammar topic (special adverbs): 1:53,
Vocabulary (dogs): 4:57,
Small talk (restaurants): 11:43,
Joke of the Week: 16:00,
Listening quiz: 18:36

Episode 22 (mini) Nov 11, 2017

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Episode 22 of the Everybody ESL podcast is a mini episode that explores an interesting English idiom: to steal someone’s thunder. Send your questions about English idioms (or any other English topic) to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 21 Nov 09, 2017

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Episode 21 of the Everybody ESL podcast has an in-depth discussion of contractions, some good vocabulary about rainy weather, the Joke of the Week, a super-important small talk topic, and more. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 21’s rundown:
Intro: 0:00,
Small talk lesson: 1:53,
Grammar topic: 4:30,
Vocabulary: 12:00,
Joke of the Week: 15:36,
Listening quiz: 18:18

Episode 20 (mini) Nov 05, 2017

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Episode 20 of the Everybody ESL podcast is another mini “What’s the Difference?” episode. In this one, we talk about see, look at, and watch. They’re very similar, but they have some important differences. Don’t forget: I want your questions, comments, and suggestions. Send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 19 Nov 01, 2017

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Episode 19 of the Everybody ESL podcast discusses one type of irregular verb, introduces a lesson on small talk (how to ask a bus driver some simple questions), gives you a wedding vocabulary list, shares the Joke of the Week, tests you with a listening quiz, and more. And remember: I want your questions, comments, and suggestions. Send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 18 (mini) Oct 29, 2017

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Episode 18 of the Everybody ESL podcast is another mini episode. This one introduces and discusses an interesting English idiom: “to pull a fast one.” It’s a mysterious but useful expression that comes in handy when someone is trying to fool you. Don’t forget: I want your questions, comments, and suggestions. Send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 17 Oct 25, 2017

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Episode 17 of the Everybody ESL podcast introduces a short discussion about articles (one of the trickiest features of English), a lesson on small talk (how to call a store or restaurant and ask how late they’re open), Halloween vocabulary, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. Don’t forget: I want your questions, comments, and suggestions. Send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

Episode 16 (mini) Oct 21, 2017

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Episode 16 of the Everybody ESL podcast is another mini episode that introduces and discusses an interesting English idiom. In this episode, it’s “for the birds,” a useful expression with a colorful origin. Don’t forget: I want your questions, comments, and suggestions. Send them to everybodyesl@gmail.com!

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