Hi o'clockers!

So sorry for the late upload! So without further ado, here's what I talked about today:

- Pronunciation of to breathe in & to breathe out

- Over as in again

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

- Drill 177 (1-5)

- Adjectives

- Translation List 5

As always, feel free to write me if you have any questions! You can contact me here on Ivoox leaving a comment or writing me on Twitter: @english_oclock.

Have a wonderful evening!

Kisses!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How was your weekend? Hope you had a nice, relaxing one!

So, we're back today with phrasal verbs and more stuff as well as... a little suprise! We have a caller on the podcast. See if you can guess who it was!

Here's all the material we have covered:

- Phrasal verbs: to breathe in & to breathe out

- Over as in indicating a topic

- Conjunctions: because

- write to me vs. write me

- …more than I do

- Adjectives

- Email dictation – Block 10

- Translation List 5 (part 1)

That's that! Do you have any questions or need some help understanding something? Let me know and we will cover it in the next podcasts.

Kisses and have a nice evening!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Another week has gone! Here's today's podcast in which we review all of the phrasal verbs seen so far, some new vocabulary... all in all we have done this:

- Phrasal verb review

- Over as in during

- Conjunctions: than

- great deal, off you go & advice

- Number dictation – Lines 7 + 8

- Vocabulary List 5

Now, if you have any questions or want to work on something else, you know that you can write me here (Ivoox) or on Twitter (@english_olcock) and I'll be happy to help!

Have a great weekend!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

It's Thursday today and I hope you guys out there "all over" the world are doing great! I marked "all over" because that's the use of "over" that we look at on today's podcast. Here's the full list:

- Phrasal verb: to bounce back (from)

- Over as in in many places within a bigger place

- Conjunctions: that

- problem, trouble & issue

- Invented mastering the interrogative

If you have any questions as to what books I use, or what dictionary, etc., let me know and I will put it on Twitter.

Big hug and see (or hear) you tomorrow!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How are you? I hope all is well.

So, today's podcast continues with what we have been seeing... phrasal verbs, over, etc. Here's the detailed list:

- Phrasal verb: to get over

- Over as on the other side

- Conjunctions: and, but, however, or & so

- Invented Translation List 4

- Oral agility: Mastering the interrogative with looks – Block 2

How did you do on the translation list? Any questions? If so, you know that you can write me here on Ivoox or on Twitter under tha handle @english_oclock.

Big hug!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Weldome back after the Easter break! Hope you are doing great!

So, today we looked at a few things. Here's the list:

- Phrasal verb: to run out of

- Over as in being in control

- has/have been vs. had been

- to count on vs to trust

- Vocabulary List 4

But then, we also looked at home much time to dedicate to English (or any new language or thing that you want to learn), how to approach it, maintain it, etc. Here's a list of tips:

- Find input you enjoy

- Do it because you want to and not because you have to

- Produce output (as ridiculous as it may sound!)

- Do it every single day

- Find out how you learn best and adapt your techniques

- If you can learn two things at a time, great!

Hope this helps you guys!

As always, let me know if you need any explanation or if you want to practice anything. I'm a twee or Ivoox message away.

Have a wonderful day!

Bug hug!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

Sorry for the delay! Had a crazy day today...

So, what did we do today! Here's out daily list:

- Phrasal verb: to count on

- Over as in covering something

- Invented Translation List 3

- with, to & from at the end of the sentence

- Oral agility: Mastering the interrogative with looks – Block 1

Listen to it and see if you have any questions! And if you have any feedback, it's more than welcome.

Big podcaster hug and happy Easter!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How have you been?

Here's another new podcast for you to brush up on your English! Today was an easy class I hope; let me tell you what we did. Here's the list:

- Phrasal verb: to fly by

- Over indicating the movement above something & to the other side

- Drill 83 (1-10)

- too and also placement

- Vocabulary List 3

We will do a translation list tomorrow to go over today's vocabulary! So be prepared! ;-)

As always any feedback, ideas or questions are super welcome so let me know if you need to work on anything either here or on Twitter: @english_oclock.

Have a wonderful evening and stay safe!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How are you doing today? I hope you are all well.

Without further ado, here's what we worked on today:

- Phrasal verb: to look up to

- Over as in more than

- Imperatives & Co.

- trip, travel & journey

- To stroke & Co.

- Dictation with tricky vowels and consonants

Do you have any questions? Please let me know here or on Twitter (@english_oclock).

Big hug and stay safe!

Julia

Hi o'clockers!

How are you today? I hope everybody is doing OK!

So, today we did what we didn't have time to do yesterday and a few more things. Here's what:

- Phrasal verbs: to feel like

- Over as in more than

- Transforming sentences to affirmative, negative & interrogative – Block 2

- Vocabulary List 2

- Translation List about Vocabulary List 2

- Number dictation – Line 5 + 12

How was it? Any questions? Let me know if you need any help!

You can always tweet me @english_oclock.

Meanwhile, have a wonderful weekend and stay safe!

Kisses,

Julia