To everyone listening to my Podcast, please, please stay safe during these days of International Emergency.

Keep in touch with your family, friends and loved ones.

Follow all safety guidelines from your authorities, use your own common sense and keep up-to-date with the situation in other countries and the steps they are taking to prevent further spread of this virus, even if some measures seem exaggerated.  They could save and are saving lives.

All the best to everyone!

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Hello and welcome back.


This lesson deals the use of "run out" and "left" related to quantities.



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Hello everyone,

This Podcast is a bit different from the usual content.

I know a lot of people around the world are currently being asked to work from home (remotely or teleworking) and not everyone has done this before.

I have been working this way for almost three years, so I thought I'd share a few ideas to help people adjust to this temporary situation and provide some insights for people considering working from home for a more extended period of time.

I hope you find the Podcast useful.

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Hello and welcome back once more :)

I'm glad you could make it.

This lesson deals with a conditional form that uses the Past Perfect tense.

It is used to talk about things from the past that could have had an impact in the past or even a past event that could have an impact in the present or the future.

This lesson carries on from the previous podcast on the subject of the Past Perfect.

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Hello and welcome back to another short English lesson.

I'm glad you could make it.

This lesson deals with showing emphasis and contrasting using:

INDEED
IN FACT
ACTUALLY


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Hello and welcome back to another short lesson for English language learners.

This time we deal with using the Past Perfect tense to talk about actions or events that happened before another.

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Hi all and welcome back to another short English lesson.

This lesson is adapted from a video I posted earlier this week on my YouTube channel.

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I give a list of Modal verbs and also explain what they do with several examples.

it is, however, just the introduction lesson to Modal verbs. There will be more.

One of the modal verbs in the lesson is the word DARE.

I have created a separate post on Instagram with some examples of this verb:

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In this short lesson we take a look at  a small word with many different uses and meanings.

This is the word DEAL.

We can use it as a verb, a noun and a gerund.


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 In this short lesson we take a look at  a small word with several different uses and meanings.

This is the word COST.

We can use it as a verb, a noun and it can be transformed into an adjective too.

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This lesson is more like a small English language pill on how to use GET and MAKE with adjectives to describe feelings and emotions.

I hope it MAKES things CLEAR :)

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