Language in Motion

This episode is a sequel to our previous episode on the present perfect. Today we will be clarifying how to use some words that usually come with the present perfect and are often confusing for English language learners. These words are for, since, yet, already and just.

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There are various grammar rules that are present in different languages - the present perfect is an example of this which will make today’s lesson especially helpful for English language learners, but also helpful for learners of other languages.

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As a language learner, you may have asked yourself “What is a relative pronoun?” Or, if you haven’t, we hope you’ll still listen to this episode because relative pronouns are very important. :)

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In this episode we focus on pronunciation - specifically the pronunciation of ED and S.

Have you ever experienced difficulty pronouncing these sounds?

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Do you know how to pronounce the TH sound in English? 

Learn the difference in pronunciation between words like “those” and “thin” in this episode.

After listening, practice your TH pronunciation with this tongue twister: "They thankfully think this thing is the best thing that they can throw the three times they need to throw a thing."

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