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?

In this episode you will continue to learn various ways to express being tired.  It will increase your fluency and help with your comprehension of native speakers. Come on, it will be fun! 

In this episode you will learn six infromal ways to say you are tired.  Learning these sayings and how to use them will build your fluency and confidence with English.  Come on, what are you waiting for?

In this episode we will learn some idioms and phrasal verbs about love and affairs of the heart.  Do you wear your heart on your sleeve?  Are you going out with someone?  Have you ever been head over heels for someone?  Not sure what I am talking about?  Well listen to this episode and learn these sayings and more.  

In this episode we are going to learn some idioms and sayings with the word "SILVER"  in them.  Do you have a silver tongue?  Maybe you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth?  Are you a fan of the silver screen? Or maybe you are someone who can find a silver lining in anything. Perhaps you are someone who has things served on a silver platter.  Not sure what I mean exactly, or at all?  Well, then this episode is the one for you!  Listen and learn, come on, it will be fun! 

In this episode you will learn the meanings and uses for the informal word, GOTCHA, which is short for, " I have got you."  It can be an exclamation and an acknowledgement.  There is so much behind this little informal six-letter word.  Gotcha!  Come on, I hope you enjoy!

In this episode you will learn the meanings and uses for the idioms:  Dead ringer, ring true, ring false, ring hollow, give a ring, three-ring circus and ring a bell.

Who knew the word ring was is so many idioms? Come on and listen, learn and have fun with these idioms.  You may need paper and pencil, or just listen to it again.  Thanks!  If you want the transcript for this episode, go to the website. www. English Makes No Sense.com