This episode is part of a new series called 5 Minute English. The goal of this series is to help you become fluent one topic at a time.

Today's topic is FOOD LABELS. The aim of this lesson is to help you become comfortable with all the language and phrases you need to speak with confidence about this topic.

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In this episode, I chat with Ronan, who is an Irish English teacher living in Kelowna. Ronan gives us his first impressions of living in Toronto and we also teach you the expression "Weekend Warrior".

You can follow Ronan on Instagram for more English tips: https://www.instagram.com/english_ontheroad

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This episode is part of a new series called 5 Minute English. The goal of this series is to help you become fluent one topic at a time.

Today's topic is about the history of the name Canada. The aim of this lesson is to help you become comfortable with all the language and phrases you need to speak with confidence about this topic.

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In this episode, I chat with exam expert and Canadian teacher Maria Alfaro about the main differences between the IELTS and the CELPIP exams.

Maria has some very valuable tips that students should consider when deciding which exam to take.

If you want private exam coaching you can contact Maria at www.englishforcanada.com.

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This episode is part of the "English at home" series. In this episode, you'll learn why and how you should use authentic news sources to learn English. Learn about news media in Canada and some of my favourite Canadian news sources.

Pronunciation focus: ED endings, the difference between "she listened to the new" and "she watched the news".

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Have you ever met someone and became instant friends? If you have you could say that you and that person got on like a house on fire.

That's how I felt about my new friend Sarah so I had to invite her on the podcast to chat. She's a Canadian English teacher from Toronto. You can find her and all of her amazing English tips for Brazilian students on Instagram.

In this episode, you'll learn how to use the expression to get on like a house on fire. You'll also improve your pronunciation using connected speech in the listen and repeat section.

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Have you ever met someone and became instant friends? If you have you could say that you and that person got on like a house on fire.

That's how I felt about my new friend Sarah so I had to invite her on the podcast to chat. She's a Canadian English teacher from Toronto. You can find her and all of her amazing English tips for Brazilian students on Instagram.

In this episode, you'll learn how to use the expression to get on like a house on fire. You'll also improve your pronunciation using connected speech in the listen and repeat section.

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Learn some common expressions and idioms with the word run. Our pronunciation section covers the minimal pairs /æ/ and /ʌ/ as in ran and run. Finally, learn about the true Canadian hero Terry Fox. April 12th marks 40 years since Fox started his Marathon of Hope across Canada to raise money for cancer research.

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