Speaker 1: (00:00)Alright guys, welcome back to another ESL podcast and you know what I got the most wonderful person in the world on my podcast. This must be the fifth one and you know what? We're creating so much noise because her podcast, her videos, the feedback we're getting from teachers and students from... Continue Reading →
So unbelievably grateful to be launching a new series (mini-series) on my podcast over the next five weeks that talks about self-sabotage. What is self-sabotage? That's you making a poor decision which ultimately jeopardizes you from achieving success. We make decisions all the time that are detrimental to all parties that are involved, so I wanted... Continue Reading →
Welcome back, everyone! I do apologize for the episodes being everywhere (in the 60's), but I'm just trying to push everything and catch up. Without further ado, let's get into some of these sayings! Global Warming is making headlines all over the world. 350 million years ago Antarctica used to be a tropical climate. It... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the specials, people! I told you that I would be unleashing a tirade of podcasts/blogs this weekend because I'm a bit backlogged, and so let's kick it off with some vocabulary and a nice excerpt from one of my favorite books about jobs in general. You don't need special qualifications to do my... Continue Reading →
"Content" words carry the most meaning in a sentence so receive more stress. They include questions words, nouns, most verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and negative auxiliary verbs (don't, won't, hasn't, etc). "Function" words give a sentence its grammatically correct form. They carry little meaning so are unstressed. They include articles, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, the verb be,... Continue Reading →
Hello, everyone! I'm now bringing to you some intermediate homophones! Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation but different meanings. For example, compliment and complement. You can usually determine which word is being used by its context. Flying Singapore Airlines must complement the overall trip I was complimented by one of my colleagues today... Continue Reading →
Welcome back! I'm bringing back a more intermediate form of conditionals today, but this is essentially a review for the majority of you out there who haven't found this podcast on my spotify. In conditional sentences, like I said a long time ago, one action relies on another. Study the forms: use the present real... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another episode, everyone! You know, teaching British English, as an American teacher, is unbelievably confusing. Blocks of flats would mean "projects" in America. Cottages are regular homes but they come from fairy tales (the ones we see in the books). It's a lot of weird things, so here are some pictures and... Continue Reading →
Hello, everyone! This is a special project I've been working on with another mentor and coach from Shroud, England by the name of Luke Burrows. The focus of this is since we're both mentors and coaches, we encourage people to send questions in throughout the week for them to be featured on our show. On... Continue Reading →
When Michael B. Jordan said, "I don't want to live. I want to die like my ancestors did when they jumped off boats into the Atlantic (then pulled the sword out of his chest before falling)," it had a profound effect on me. Michael Johnson, the prolific American sprinter from the 90's, saw pictures at... Continue Reading →
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