Welcome to the latest episode of English AF, where host Justin guides queer English learners through the challenging world of prepositions, specifically prepositions of place. Dive into the linguistics amidst the vibrant scene of Brighton, widely considered the UK's queer capital. From the iconic piers to the heart of Kemptown, listeners will enjoy a colourful narrative interwoven with practical grammar lessons. Mastering prepositions becomes an engaging experience, underlining the city’s dynamic queer culture. Enjoy a grammar journey that mingles travel and storytelling, supported by expert tips to enrich your English language fluency and confidence.

In the premiere episode of English AF (English As Folk), host Justin introduces a fresh approach to English language learning for queer individuals. The podcast aims to transform traditional, often heteronormative, language education into a more inclusive experience. Justin delves into the significance of pronouns, exploring their rich history and contemporary relevance. Through grammar lessons intertwined with queer themes, listeners will meet the English AF chosen family, a diverse group reflecting the vibrant spectrum of the LGBTQ+ community. This episode sets the stage for a series that intertwines grammar with queer culture, promoting learning through representation and authentic context.

Find full transcript and exercises at https://englishaf.co.uk/episodes/

Justin's translation company: www.justification.uk.com

Shoutout to Maxine Brady, check her out on Instagram @maxinebradystyling and her podcast How to Home.

For guidance on topics for intermediate English learners, I used the English for Everyone course book: https://dk.com/products/9780241303610-english-for-everyone-course-book-level-3-intermediate