What should you do when you pick up your phone and notice a missed call? Andrew and Jeremy can help you! In this episode of Real Talk, they share the most natural ways English speakers return a missed call.











Fun facts
Even though companies like Apple and Samsung are leaders in the smartphone industry, they only make about 30% of all the phones sold in the world. Other leading brands are
Huawei, Nokia, and Lenovo.


Expressions included in the study guide



* To break [something] in
* Crystal clear
* The States
* To approach a situation
* To tweak
* Ubiquitous



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What should you do when you pick up your phone and notice a missed call? Andrew and Jeremy can help you! In this episode of Real Talk, they share the most natural ways English speakers return a missed call.











Fun facts
Even though companies like Apple and Samsung are leaders in the smartphone industry, they only make about 30% of all the phones sold in the world. Other leading brands are
Huawei, Nokia, and Lenovo.


Expressions included in the study guide



* To break [something] in
* Crystal clear
* The States
* To approach a situation
* To tweak
* Ubiquitous



Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free

In this Speak Easy episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you how to make your English sound natural by mastering “s” endings on plural nouns and third-person singular verbs.











Fun facts
Did you know the letter “s” can be pronounced three different ways? Learn the pronunciation rules by listening to this episode. he London Underground holds claim to the oldest subway system in the world. When it opened in 1863, the trains were driven by steam locomotives!


Material included in the study guide



* Transcript
* Practice exercises
* Bonus audio downloads



Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free

In this Speak Easy episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you how to make your English sound natural by mastering “s” endings on plural nouns and third-person singular verbs.











Fun facts
Did you know the letter “s” can be pronounced three different ways? Learn the pronunciation rules by listening to this episode. he London Underground holds claim to the oldest subway system in the world. When it opened in 1863, the trains were driven by steam locomotives!


Material included in the study guide



* Transcript
* Practice exercises
* Bonus audio downloads



Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free

In this Speak Easy episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you how to make your English sound natural by mastering “s” endings on plural nouns and third-person singular verbs. Fun facts Did you know the letter “s” can be pronounced three different ways? Learn the pronunciation rules by listening to this episode. he London Underground holdsRead More

Not all of our experiences in life are positive. Sometimes life is difficult or even traumatic. In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Jeremy discuss English terms to use when speaking about emotional baggage and our past experiences.











Fun facts
The emotional baggage of the brothers in the film The Darjeeling Limited was not just metaphorical. Louis Vuitton made a special luggage collection for the film. The bags ended up playing an important role in the arc of the story.


Expressions included in the study guide



* Emotional baggage
* Drama
* Brain fog
* To name names
* To drive [someone] up the wall
* To shoot some hoops



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Not all of our experiences in life are positive. Sometimes life is difficult or even traumatic. In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Jeremy discuss English terms to use when speaking about emotional baggage and our past experiences.











Fun facts
The emotional baggage of the brothers in the film The Darjeeling Limited was not just metaphorical. Louis Vuitton made a special luggage collection for the film. The bags ended up playing an important role in the arc of the story.


Expressions included in the study guide



* Emotional baggage
* Drama
* Brain fog
* To name names
* To drive [someone] up the wall
* To shoot some hoops



Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free

Not all of our experiences in life are positive. Sometimes life is difficult or even traumatic. In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Jeremy discuss English terms to use when speaking about emotional baggage and our past experiences. Fun facts The emotional baggage of the brothers in the film The Darjeeling Limited was not justRead More

Homelessness is a big problem throughout the world. In this Chatterbox episode, Andrew and Suzanne discuss the causes and the social implications of this serious issue. Fun facts Although homelessness is no laughing matter, Charlie Chaplin had a stellar film career making people laugh with his tramp character. Expressions included in the study guide ToRead More

Homelessness is a big problem throughout the world. In this Chatterbox episode, Andrew and Suzanne discuss the causes and the social implications of this serious issue.











Fun facts
Although homelessness is no laughing matter, Charlie Chaplin had a stellar film career making people laugh with his tramp character.


Expressions included in the study guide



* To get to
* To eavesdrop/li>
* On a scale from 1 to 10
* To price [someone] out
* Root cause
* Heartbreaking



Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free