Today you'll hear a special episode from our IELTS podcast, so you can learn high-level phrases to introduce specific examples in meetings and sales pitches.

Have you ever heard a word or phrase and wondered when people started saying it? And why? Language is constantly changing, and many of the common terms and phrases we use in everyday conversation have much deeper meanings than we...

Explaining Expressions teaches how to explain the meanings of mathematical expressions.

Item/Category Relationships demonstrates understanding of word relationships by identifying item/category phrases in context that help to explain an unknown word.

Cause and Effect Phrases demonstrates understanding of word relationships by identifying cause and effect phrases in context that help to explain an unknown word or phrase.

Sensory Words and Phrases explores sensory words and phrases by identifying examples in literature.

Transition Words and Phrases identifies transition words and phrases in a given text that convey sequence and signal shifts.

Herr Antrim often mixes up when to use "alle" and "jeder". What is the difference? How can you chose between "alle" and "jeder"? All of that and more is explained in this video.

We've all been saying them, and we've all been wrong!

You will differentiate between sentences, phrases, and clauses.

Acrostic Poems reviews the elements of an acrostic poem and explains how to compose one.

Free Verse Poetry reviews the elements of a free verse poem and composes one of at least five lines about a famous person in history.

Revising explores the important elements of the revising step of the writing process.

Idioms explores idioms by interpreting literal and figurative meanings.

Spanish Present Subjunctive with Emotions & feelings (E)

Spanish Present Subjunctive with Doubt, Denial & Disbelief (D)

Practice the Present Subjunctive in this video and see how you do! <br/>
Dudo que veas hasta el final pero es seguro que lo deberías hacer. :-)

In this video, we'll be talking about the phrase 'Me gusta', which could be roughly translated as 'I like' and how to use it with verbs to tell what you like to do. Hope it's helpful!

How to use the Present Subjunctive with WEIRDOS (short summary)

In this lesson we learn one (of many) ways to ask someone "What's wrong?" Since this month we're learning phrases with "tener", that's why this phrase has it.

Notice that the question is liter
ally:
What do
you...

This was meant for Friday's lesson. I guess it never took place, until NOW!

Esta frase tiene que ver con... "having to do with something"<b<br/>r/>

Que disfruten.

I meant to upload this earlier today since this is your Monday phrase of the day. Boy am I embarrassed.



Please note that the phrases in this video use: tener, which means "to have", but the translation sometimes is different...

Starting this month until I run out of ideas / time, check every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for a new Frase del Día!