Series on social ills continues. Case study: Discrimination:  Racial, gender and religious discrimination.

Teachers Day. Beginning a new series: Title: Social ills. What are social ills? Bad habits that make our society bad. Introducing the first social ill - Discrimination (Noun), Discriminatory (adjective) and to discriminate against... (verb). More discussions in the next episode.

Wrapping up the series on frequently misused English words. Correction of the last quiz from episode 136.

Recommended further reading on Homonyms, Homophones and Homographs at the website ThoughtCo. Click here to go to the website page that has the list of words to learn.

New series coming up in September. Stay tuned.

Series on frequently misused words continues: Case study: Flour / Flower / Floor / Flaw

Quiz: Four sentences for practice.

Series on frequently misused words continues. 

Answers to the quiz from the previous episode.

1. There are good students in our class.

2. They're happy.

3. Let's go to their class.

4. I dare you to go there.

5. Don't tear that paper.

Tongue twister for practice: Don't dare tear that paper there.

Focus on frequently misused English words. Case study: The pronunciation of the words: there / their / they're / dare / tear. 

A quiz of 5 sentences to test the understanding of the words.

Series on frequently misused English words continues. Answers and explanations of the quiz in Episode 132.

Vocabulary comprehension series continues: Filling out blanks in 10 sentences with the words: Lice, laying, lay, lies, lying, lie, lied

Series on frequently misused words continues with an introduction of a new set of words: The verb To lie (To tell lies), To lie (To lie down) and the verb To lay (To put something down). Attention on the words 'lice' and 'lies'.

Vocabulary focus on frequently misused words. Correction of words used in the quiz in Episode 129.