The Gold Forest English Podcast

"See you next two weeks" is not correct English, so how can we say this naturally?

Jordan discusses time phrases in today's episode.

Phrasal Verbs can have very different meanings if we change/forget the preposition.

Jordan discusses this topic and gives some tips on learning phrasal verbs.

There are lots of words that have the meaning of 'get bigger'. Jordan talks about three of them, and their differences.

Jordan talks about some vocabulary words to describe negative feelings/sickness.

Using the right word can get you the right help.

Do you know the differences between spooky, scary, frightening, and creepy?

Jordan explains the nuances and details of these terrifying words!

Jordan discusses two of the ways that spoken English is different from written English.

For more info, check out the blog post here: https://www.goldforestacademy.com/notes-from-our-lessons/spoken-vs-written-english

Jordan talks about some common phrases that native speakers use to talk about their feelings.

Jordan recaps these words and discusses the lesser-known 'already question'.

'-ed' and '-ing' adjectives & using too many nouns.

Jordan discusses some common mistakes in English.

Have you ever used the phrase "I can't speak English" ?

Jordan talks about the problems with this phrase, and the better alternatives to use instead.