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How important is the “s” in English? Tons! Tune in for a reminder. Also, learn the verb “to bring in” –as in “to bring in the New Year.” And don’t’ forget the verb “to toast.” Do you toast when you bring in the New Year? Cheers!

English from all angles! Also in this episode: the difference between “look out” vs. “watch out;” “take out” vs. “take away” and “dine in” vs. “dine out.”

English from all angles! A box office smash is a movie that grosses a lot of money. Not sure what “gross” means? Tune in to find out. Also in this episode: the boxer (athlete), the boxer (engine), The Boxer (song) and the boxer (dog).

English from all angles! You’ll learn the expressions “to go through the roof,” and “don’t burst my bubble,” – put these into practice and prove you master English! Also, chewing gum and bubble gum…pop! Tune in, because it’s not what you’re thinking.

English from all angles! What’s the word for a large group of fish? And birds? And wolves? And elephants? Also, repeat this and speak English better: What happens if a black cat crosses your path? Listen in and find out how.

English from all angles! Are you spending more than you’re earning? Then it’s probably time to tighten your belt. Remember, “titan” and “tighten” are pronounced exactly the same – check out more pronunciation tips in this episode. Also, test whether or not you master the conditional in English. All of this in Episode 84.

English from all angles! Has anyone ever strung you along? When you found out, did you tell them to go fly a kite? In this episode, you’ll learn how to recognize and use these expressions, along with the phrasal verb “to buy out.”

English from all angles! M&M’s, H&M, A&W, Dolce & Gabbana, Ben & Jerry’s…all of these brands use the ampersand (&) symbol. Find out more about the ampersand while you have fun practicing your English with Drew.

English from all angles! In this episode you’ll learn the verb “to honk” and the expression “thorn in your side”. People in this city are constantly honking their horns; it’s a real thorn in my side. Also, learn the differences among the words silverware, dinnerware, drinkware, tableware and flatware.