In this spine-chilling episode of English Makes No Sense, we dive into ten idioms with a spooky twist! Get ready to learn the meanings and uses of phrases like "a skeleton in one's closet," "no bones about it," "a stab in the dark," "devil's advocate," and more! Each idiom comes with definitions and examples to help you understand how to use them in everyday conversations. Whether you're a night owl or someone who likes to play devil's advocate, this episode will teach you how to express yourself with these eerie yet fun expressions. No bones about it—this is one episode you won't want to miss!

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Get into the Halloween spirit by learning five idioms that include the word "ghost"! In this episode, we explore the meanings, examples, and origins of phrases like a ghost of a chance, a ghost town, like a ghost, you’re my boo, and give up the ghost. Whether you're describing a slim chance, an empty place, or using "boo" as a term of affection, these idioms will help you add some spooky fun to your English! Perfect for ESL learners looking to expand their vocabulary in a festive way.

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore six essential phrasal verbs with the word "work" in them: work out of, work up to, work against, work into, work up a sweat, and work over. Learn how to use these verbs in everyday English, their meanings, and how they can improve your communication skills. Whether you're working up to a big goal or working against the clock, this episode has got you covered! Perfect for ESL learners looking to master phrasal verbs.

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n this episode of the English Makes No Sense podcast, we dive deep into the world of phrasal verbs with the word "work." Learn the meanings, uses, and differences between common phrasal verbs like work on, work out, work up, work through, work in, and work towards. Whether you're an ESL learner or looking to sharpen your English skills, this episode will help you better understand and use these essential phrasal verbs in everyday conversation. Tune in to enhance your vocabulary and improve your fluency!

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we dive deep into the meanings and uses of key phrasal verbs with the word 'pay.' Whether you're trying to pay down debt, getting ready to pay up for something owed, or wondering when to use pay back or pay off, we've got you covered! Learn how these phrasal verbs work in everyday English, and boost your vocabulary with practical examples that make sense. Perfect for ESL learners of all levels! Tune in to sharpen your skills and take control of your English language journey.

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down common expressions used when talking about getting sick in English! Learn how to correctly use phrases like "catch a cold," "catch the flu," "came down with a cold," and "came down with the flu." Plus, we explain why we say "get cancer" or "are diagnosed with cancer" instead of "catch cancer." This is a must-listen for ESL learners looking to improve their understanding of everyday health-related vocabulary. Tune in for simple explanations and practical examples that will help you speak English with more confidence!

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In this episode of the English Makes No Sense podcast, we're tackling the pronunciation of four commonly confused words: Hear, Heard, Heart, and Hurt. These words may sound similar, but each has its own unique pronunciation and meaning. Whether you're an ESL learner or a native speaker, this episode will help you master these tricky words, improving your pronunciation and making your English sound more natural.

What you'll learn:

Tune in and take the first step toward clearer, more confident English pronunciation!

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Dive into the world of English idioms with this episode of the "English Makes No Sense" podcast! Learn the meanings and origins of popular phrases like "when pigs fly," "high on the hog," "to hog something," "road hog," "hog wild," and "sweat like a hog/pig." Perfect for ESL learners looking to enhance their vocabulary and sound more like a native speaker. Get ready to go whole hog on your English learning journey!

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Welcome to another episode of "English Makes No Sense"! In this video, we'll teach you seven essential idioms tied to the excitement of the Olympics. Understanding these idioms will not only enhance your sports commentary skills but also boost your everyday English fluency. Join us as we explore the meanings, definitions, and example sentences for idioms like "jump the gun," "off to the races," "neck and neck," "sink or swim," "raise the bar," "on top of one's game," and "in the zone."

🔍 What You'll Learn:

Whether you're a sports enthusiast, an ESL learner, or someone who loves mastering English idioms, this video is perfect for you. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more fun and educational content!


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Welcome to "English Makes No Sense," your go-to podcast for mastering the quirks of the English language! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of phrasal verbs featuring the word "talk."

We will explore the meanings and usage of:

These phrasal verbs are essential for fluent and natural English conversations. Tune in, take notes, and enhance your vocabulary with practical examples!

Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful English lessons. Share this video with friends who are also on their journey to mastering English.

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