Today, we focus on a very common phrase, "I think". While it's perfectly fine in casual conversation, in more formal or academic writing, we can do much better. We will explore powerful alternatives to make your writing stronger, more persuasive, and more professional.
https://telegra.ph/I-Think---How-to-Sound-More-Confident-in-Your-Writing-08-01

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19_U2cAQsky_FsuThC5HtbacmpSKgv4oBD6z_i1azE2E/

In this episode, we will master common English prepositions that follow verbs and adjectives. We will use a special learning method with lots of repetition to help you remember phrases like 'apologize for', 'argue with', and 'be famous for'. Through clear, real-life examples repeated for practice, you'll improve your grammar, sound more natural, and build your overall listening skills. This lesson is perfect for A2 to B1 learners who want to speak English more confidently. Let's get started.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uWktqTZP6BEGlBqcCkz5rEwWux4veDL-TUdM3ewj4Cc/edit?usp=duan-for-abldu

Hello and welcome to the show. Today, we are going to look at a very common English phrase: "take advantage of." You hear this phrase a lot, but it can be tricky because it has two very different meanings. One meaning is positive, and the other is quite negative. In this podcast, we will break down both meanings so you can understand them perfectly. We will practice with examples from daily life to help you use "take advantage of" with confidence. By the end of our time together, you'll know exactly how to use this phrase correctly in any situation.

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Hello and welcome to the show. Today, we are going to tackle a topic that can be tricky for many English learners. We are talking about articles. That’s right, the small words, a, an, and the. When do you use them, and when do you not use them at all? It can be confusing, but don't worry. In this episode, we will break it down with simple rules and plenty of real-life examples. We’ll look at the indefinite articles, a and an. Then we'll discuss the definite article, the. And finally, we will explore when you should use no article at all. By the end, you’ll feel much more confident.

https://telegra.ph/Mastering-English-Articles---A-An-and-The-Explained-07-29

Stuck in a traffic jam? Or just want to talk more confidently about how you get around? In this episode, we focus on essential English for transport and traffic. We'll start by learning the names of different vehicles, from a lorry to a tram. Then, we’ll master important on-the-road vocabulary like 'rush hour,' 'seat belt,' and 'traffic lights.' Finally, we'll practice key phrasal verbs you need for any journey. This lesson is packed with repetition to help you remember every word. Let's get on the move

https://telegra.ph/Mastering-English-for-Transport-and-Traffic-07-29

In this episode, we explore the powerful and versatile verb: beckon. Join us as we go beyond its simple definition of gesturing someone closer. We will uncover how this single word can bring sentences to life, describing the pull of attraction, the temptation of a city's lights, and the promise of a bright future. By the end, you'll understand why "Success beckoned him forward" is such a beautiful and dynamic phrase, and you'll be ready to use "beckon" to make your own English sound more vivid and expressive.

https://telegra.ph/When-Success-Beckons-07-29

Today, we are going to master a set of these essential phrases. We’ll learn how to talk about your mood, describe how people are perceived, and argue a point even when there are challenges. This is not about memorizing grammar; it's about learning the practical structures that will make your writing and speaking more dynamic and persuasive.

https://telegra.ph/Level-Up-Your-Writing-Essential-Phrases-for-Impact-07-28

Boost your English with strong adjectives and natural listening practice.

https://telegra.ph/English-Listening-Practice--BASE-VS-STRONG-ADJECTIVES--Episode-1-07-28

Welcome to your guide for learning English. In today's episode, we will fill your kitchen with new vocabulary. We're going to talk all about food, from seafood to meat and vegetables, and I'll describe each one so you get a clear picture. We will also master essential cooking terms and some very common phrasal verbs you can use every day. My goal is to be your personal English coach, guiding you through each word with lots of practice so you feel confident. Let's start this delicious lesson together.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hu0tMVROxocQbyUkZcFF4hLOUqUWjIgtddPXaksUghc/edit?usp=sharing

Tired of always saying 'from my point of view'? In this episode, we dive deep into a single, powerful sentence structure to make you sound more precise and analytical. We'll focus on the phrase 'from a... standpoint'. You'll learn not just what 'standpoint' means, but how to use it naturally in different contexts—from academic discussions to casual chats about movies or food. Plus, we'll explore essential tools that build on this phrase. You will master the difference between 'could be' and 'could have been' to make perfect past critiques. We'll also show you how to add power to your opinions using emphasis words like 'indeed' and 'does'. By the end of this session, you'll have a complete toolkit for framing your arguments and viewpoints with greater confidence.

https://telegra.ph/Whats-Your-Angle-Mastering-the-Standpoint-Phrase-07-29