Hi o'clockers!

How is everything going? Hope you had a good day! Mine was crazy as always... ha, ha, ha. Anyways, after recording this episode twice, I can finally upload it. Here's what we talked about today:

- Phrasal verb: to settle down

- Transforming sentences to +, - & ? – Block 3

- Vocabulary List 8

- Months of the year (1-10)

- s in hers

- a, an, the & no article (zero)

Feel free to ask me if you have any questions!

Kisses!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

What an... interesting podcast today! So after a loooooong day of deleting pictures off my phone (I'm sure you had to do it at some point and know what I mean!), here's what I talked about today:

- ways to express “parecido a”

- how to introduce people

- under, below, beneath and underneath

- of vs. Saxon genitive

- how to put everything in practice

Hope you enjoy the podcast and, as always, ask away if you have doubts!

Kisses,

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

A bit of a review class today with stuff we have seen in previous episodes... so prove to yourselves that you know it!

Here's the material:

- Years – Block 1

- Questions with what & where

- of vs to

- Mastering the interrogative – Block 1

Questins? Let me know and we will work through whatever needs clarification!

Big hug!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How was your long weekend? I hope it was great! Mine was soooo long that I kind of forgot how to record a podcast... ha, ha, ha... not too happy with today's podcast, but hey, some are better and some are worse... it is what it is: Anyways (the informal version of anyways), here's what I talked about on today's crazy podcast:

- Phrasal Verb: to get into

- Map of Europe

- Vocabulary List 7

- Invented Translation List 7

- lift vs ride

- since, ever since & since then

- think of/about

As always, you can get in touch with me if you have any questions either on here or Twitter/Instagram.

Sending you much love!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Another day gone and another podcast recorded! Here's today's episode, maybe a bit more techy... I found the punctuation part fascinating, but I don't know if you guys like it... see what the feedback is.

Here's what else we did:

- Phrasal Verb: to follow up on

- How to use the full stop/period

- Drill 32 & 34 (1-10)

- Words that show similarities

- Although, though and even though

- so long, thinking about you & pronunciation

I off into a long and relaxing weekend and I hope you do the same! If you need anything, you know that you can find me here:

- On Ivoox

- On Twitter (@english_oclock)

- On Instagram (@englishoclock2.0)

Have a great weekend!

Hug!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Sorry for not uploading anything yesterday! It was a crazy day with a long and intense brainstorming session... Anyways! I'm back and here's what I covered today:

- Conjunctions: even though, however & nevertheless

- like & as

- ask vs. ask for

- punctuation marks

- to carry

- Telling time – Block 1

I'm thrilled to announce that English o'clock 2.0 is now also on Instagram (@englishoclock2.0); HOWEVER, there is no content just yet. Hopefully soon!

Anyways, as always, thanks for listening and I'm here if you have any doubts!

Big hug!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Another week has gone by! Hope you had a great weekend!

So, here's what we did today:

- Phrasal verb: to run away

- Conjunctions: even though, however & nevertheless

- anyway & anyways

- anything

- Invented translation list 6 (for Vocabulary list 6)

You know where to find me if you have any questions! You can write me either here on Ivoox of you can tweet me @english_oclock!

See you tomorrow!

Kisses,

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How are you doing? Hope you are well!

I'm a bit worried about the whole "despite, in spite of, despite the fact that and inspite the fact" business... So I went over it once more explaining it more detailed. I hope this time it's suuuuuuper understandable! If know, let me know and I will review it more! You can do so either here (Ivoox) or Twitter (@english_oclock). Anyways, here's all the stuff I talked about today:

- Review of this week’s phrasal verbs

- the meanings of over, expressions and some phrasal verbs

- Drill 177 (10-15)

- Negative questions – Block 2

Hope today's podcast (and all of the others of course! :-)) help you understand! If you need me to explain anything, I'm right here!

Have a wonderful weekend and I will see you next week!

Kisses!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Today I decided to talk about pretty easy stuff. See if you like it! Here's what I talked about:

- 2 Expressions with over

- Nationalities with Drill 52

- Vocabulary List 6

- Dates (1-10)

I will try to do more easy stuff because I feel like I'm not paying ennough attention to the beginners. If you are a beginner, please tell me what you want to work on and I will get on it!

Anyways, sending you my love, as always!

Besos,

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Hope you're having a good day!

Again, I overdid it today a little bit going over half an hour! Sorry...

Buuuut to be fair we got a lot done! Here's what I talked about today:

- Phrasal verbs: to chicken out

- Over as in finished

- Conjunctions: in spite of & despite (the fact that)

- that's why & that's because

- Drill 177 (6-9)

- Years – Block 3

Questions? Doubts? Write me on Twitter or right here on Ivoox and I will look into whatever question you may have!

Have a wonderful afternoon!

Kisses,

Julia