Welcome back to another podcast, everyone! These compound nouns and adjectives could be a bit difficult, but I'm here to break them down for you. This is in relations to movies and arts. Match the compound nouns 1-8 with their definitions a-h ScreenplayBlockbusterBox officeDrawbackFeedbackTurnoutOutcomePage-turner a. a book that is very interesting or exciting. b. a... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another ESL podcast! I'm here to bring you some Phrasal Verbs. Yes! We're back with Phrasals! Look at the phrasal verbs used in these sentences and match them with the definitions. If you want to buy a tablet, you should set some money aside each month. People are saying the airlines should... Continue Reading →
Welcome back, everyone! I'm bringing to you today another special -- TOEFL IDIOMS! I haven't done this in some time, but here's the next round! Cut corners To do something badly or to savesome time The architect cut corners on the bridge’s construction, which is why it eventually collapsed. Cut someonesome slack To go easy... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another episode, everyone! This is going to be great for you guys to do some freewriting, but more importantly, understand the question. Learn to analyze task 2 questions. They contain a subject and often include a general noun or nouns to help you organize your essay. The world is changing rapidly (noun). What... Continue Reading →
We're back again with the Facebook live! For those of you who have tuned in last weekend, here's the podcast and video form of what I've talked about. Also, I now have the transcription available, so for those of you who want rough shownotes of what I talk about, hit the link and read everything... Continue Reading →
We're back with some more phrasals! One of my students from a long time ago told me that I should do more of these blogs/podcasts because it could be very difficult to follow. Well, I have some more on board today! Talk + about = discuss. Let's discuss the repercussions of a warming ocean. Let's... Continue Reading →
Write what the people actually said in each situation. The lady asked the man if he was walking to the store at the moment. He said that he wasn't but that he was going to walk there soon. Woman: Are you walking to the store at the moment? Man: No, I'm not, but I... Continue Reading →
I had a very special privilege to chat with my first ever South American on my podcast; bringing Maria Fernanda on, who's a teacher, was so much fun! In this episode I want to allow everyone around the world to really get used to the Uruguayan accent. Here in Thailand, if you don't sound Thai... Continue Reading →
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