AEE 1770: Learn English Now with Phrasal Verbs for Falling
Do you tend to fall down easily? Today we answer a question about the phrasal verbs fall down and fall over. We share how to know which to use so you can have clarity about these tricky verbs! Learn m...
25 Apr 202220min
AEE 1769: Running Uptown with Aubrey and Lindsay
Subscribe to the transcripts You may have to hoof it if you're traveling and want to explore a city! Today you learn fun English idioms to talk about walking. Listen in for these native English tips! ...
21 Apr 202218min
AEE 1768: A More Interesting Way to Say "I Think" in English
Subscribe to transcripts now When you are putting out your idea, don't always say "I think." Today you get 3 more interesting things to say, both formal and informal for any English conversation situa...
20 Apr 202216min
AEE Bonus: Focus on Phrasal Verbs and IELTS Writing
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19 Apr 20229min
AEE 1767: Stop Saying 'For Example' in Your English Stories
When you want to give more details to convey your point in English, you shouldn't always say 'for example,' especially with the longer stories. Find out what else you can say that will set the stage f...
19 Apr 202219min
AEE 1766: What a Robust Vocabulary You Have! How to Elevate in English
Subscribe to transcripts In life, you don't feel the same about everything. Sometimes you want to elevate something. In this episode you'll find out how to do it with a simple construction. Learn more...
18 Apr 202217min
AEE 1765: Don't Split Hairs with Outdated English Idioms
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14 Apr 202219min
AEE 1764: How to Say Please Without Saying Please in Business Emails
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13 Apr 202219min
