My name is SL Rockfish and today we are going to discover a few more idioms and sayings with the word "kick" in them. I hope you get a kick out of this episode. Learning new idioms and sayings will help with your fluency and add color to your conversations. It doesn't matter if English is your first or second language using sayings with Kick can be a real, "KICK"!

Learn the meanings of these six often used phrasal verbs. Your confidence in your speaking skills will kick in. You will be able to kick up a conversation and get a kick out of kicking around some ideas. If you are not sure what this all means, then this is the podcast for you! Learn the meaning of these phrasal verbs and kick your learning into gear! Come on!

Today you will learn five phrasal verbs all tied to summer. Three of them are very similar but can be used in different ways. So if you want to hang out, chill out or wind down, then this is the episode for you. It's a quick easy grammar lesson to improve your fluency and grow your confidence. Come on!

In this episode you will learn five common idioms that are connected to Summer. Are you as cool as a cucumber? Do you like to soak up the sun? Maybe you like to soak up the atmosphere of your favorite vacation spot. Or are you like me and like to catch some rays? Not sure what I am talking about? Then this is the episode for you. Come on! Join me won't you, for a quick lesson to jump start your summer of English Language Learning.

In this episode you will learn 5 more phrasal verbs to help improve yur English fluency. Learn the meanins and how to use: Call off, Put up with, Set up, Take over and Run out of. Even if you already know these phrasal verbs, maybe yo uwant a refresher. Whatever your reasons, come on and give it a try. What are you waiting for?

In this episode you will learn the meanings of the top 5 most confusing phrasal verbs for adult ESL learners. Learn the meaning of "bring up", "put off", "turn down" "look up" and "take off". Please don't take off or put off listening to this episode. I hope you learn something new or re-enflorce what you already know. Come on, give it a listen!

In this episode you will learn what it means to Go Behind Someone's Back. Or maybe you want to, "Pat someone on the back." Have you ever had to go "Back to the drawing board.?" If you would like to know the meaning of these idioms and a few more, then join me won't you! Come on, what are you waiting for?

Join me to learn the meanings and uses for the phrasal verbs: March on, march in, March out, March into, March towards and March over! That's a lot of marching! These phrasal verbs can be confusing. So grab yourself a paper and pen to write them down, or go to my website www.English Makes No Sense.com to read the transcript. March right in and take a listen, come on!

In this the second anniversary episode we will lern five sayings with the word second in them. Are you having second thoughts? It might take a split second or you might have to wait a second. Don't take a backseat to anyonoe and try not to be second fiddle. If all of this sounds confusing, well just listen to this podcast and it will clear things up.

Learn different ways to express anger and increase your fluency at the same time.  Come on, what are you waiting for?