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1958 - The ABCs of Connecting in English
Are you someone who comes up with a lot of backup plans? Today, get 6 ways to use the letters A, B, and C to make creative English expressions to talk about organizing an event, your natural skills, and more.
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1964 - Own Your Mistakes Like France’s Miss Universe to Build Connection
What should you do if you make a mistake? Own it! Today we'll share a valuable lesson from a recent viral video. Get ready to be motivated by the amazing example set by one of France's Miss Universe contestants.
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1976 - 3 Benefits of 'Like' with Linguist Valerie Fridland
You've probably noticed that English speakers say 'like' a lot but you may not know why. Today, linguist and author Valerie Fridland joins us to breakdown the word 'like' and why it's actually a positive and useful speech marker.
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1991 - It Just So Happens You Can Use this Phrase to Mark Surprise and Connect
What can you say in moments of surprise or coincidence in English? Today get a native phrase to mark these exciting moments plus a few other uses. Listen in today.
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AEE Bonus - Push Ahead with our 30 Day Challenge
Today you'll learn two new phrasal verbs that will help you push aside any obstacles so you can push ahead in your English learning! You'll also get an invitation to our new 30 for 30 challenge that you won't want to miss!
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AEE Bonus - The 4 Trickiest Words to Say in English
There are four words in the English language - if you don't pronounce them right, it can make the flow of your sentence disjointed and prevent connection. Want to know what they are and how to practice them? Find out today
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Top 5 Reasons to Talk to Locals in English
Why should you talk to locals when you travel to an English-speaking area? Listen in for the top 5 reasons to talk to locals wherever you go!
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AEE Bonus - Don't Go with the Flow on this Exciting Challenge
Don't be scared of idioms! Today you'll learn two idioms with the word 'go' that are perfect for motivating friends and coworkers! We'll also invite you to take advantage of a special offer that ends on Halloween!
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1878 - How to Chat About Getting Away in English
Do you need to get away? Today find out exactly how native speakers use this high-level phrasal verb when they talk about their trips and why this could be a gateway into connection with your colleagues on Friday afternoons.
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1882 - English Vocabulary for this Day and Age
How do you feel about the current climate? This episode is NOT about the weather. Today learn how to use the word "climate" to have thought-provoking conversations about politics, economics, racism, and change in English
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1891 - What you Need is This Amazing English Vocabulary
What we want is to help you learn how to use native, modern, and less formal grammar structures in business English like native speakers do. Update your grammar repertoire today!
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1897 - Having Said That, You Need this Extremely Useful English Phrase
To be clear in English you need to link your ideas smoothly. Today you'll learn how to use the phrase 'having said that' to connect your ideas and show people where you're going with the story you want to tell in English.
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1901 - Does English Grammar Make You Happy Go Lucky?
There are a handful of grammar mistakes that even native English speakers make often. Today we share one of these and teach you how to master it in order to close the loop with your English.
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1902 - Add this New TikTok Slang to your Business English Vocabulary
Would you pass the vibe check? Today we share 3 new slang phrases from social media that are being adopted into English. Listen in so you don't miss this brand-new slang to connect with friends and coworkers!
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1909 - Own the Connection By Trying Something New
Do you have trouble connecting with your coworkers? Lots of awkward silences in the elevator? Today Lindsay and Michelle show you a tactic that works at home and in the office to feel more connected to people around you.
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1928 - Avoid Asking What Are Your Hobbies What to Say Instead
Did your textbook teach you to ask 'what are your hobbies?' Today, find out why you should avoid this and how you can re-frame the question and the answer in English for a much better connection moment.
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1934 - Figure Out How to Crack the Code with this English Phrasal Verb
Are you often confused? It's a good sign to be curious and always learn. In this episode, you will learn how to use figure out to discover things and people. Listen in for super high-level native English today.
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1947 - Three Ways to Talk about K Dramas in English
Have you gotten into K-dramas? These Korean dramas are extremely popular in the U.S. and throughout the world and you need to be able to chat about them with friends and coworkers! Learn 3 phrases today to spark the conversation!
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1953 - Is All Ears English Amazing, Or What?
How can you use the phrase "or what" at the end of your statement to open up small talk with enthusiasm- or even to sway someone to think in one way or another? Learn how to do it in English today.
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1954 - A Dash? a Splash? a Dollop? English Cooking Words That Are Not Exact
Cooking with someone or cooking for a group of people is a great way to build connections. In today's episode, we show you some of the common measurement terms that might confuse so that you can cook a great meal for friends. Listen in...
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BE - Advanced Vocabulary to Introduce Examples
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.
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1955 - Should You Use the Word Stupid in English?
In today's episode we answer a great listener question- is it offensive to use the word stupid in English? Get ready for some deep thinking about language, connection, and ableism, and learn how to challenge our language status quo today!
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1960 - Start Off your Day with these Phrasal Verbs
What is the difference between 'start off' and 'start out'? EVen native speakers might not be able to tell you- but today we break it down plus you'll get one natural way you can split these phrasal verbs to sound more interesting....
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1966 - Are You Pronouncing ‘R’ Correctly in English?
Did you know that the R is pronounced differently in English when it comes to the beginning, middle, and end of a word? Today find out how it's different so that you can achieve clarity and connection in every conversation.