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[037] Short and Polite (Excuse me)

How do you respond to someone you don't understand very well? In this Short and Sweet episode, we will learn about different ways of saying 'Excuse me' to someone. ***GET Your FREE eBook Top 10 Most ...

14 Sep 20165min

[036] How To Ask Questions Politely (Would, Could, May)

Learn how to be polite and learn how to ask questions in a polite manner. Also, I share 3 magic words to help you be polite. Enjoy :) ***GET Your FREE eBook Top 10 Most Common Mistakes That Stop You...

11 Sep 201614min

[035] Short and Sweet isn't it? (Surprise Questions)

In this Short and Sweet episode, I give you more tips on how to sound fluent in English. How to ask questions like a native speaker! Enjoy :) ***GET Your FREE eBook Top 10 Most Common Mistakes That S...

7 Sep 20165min

[034] How To Ask Questions Future & Present Perfect Tense (Have, Going To, Will, Shall)

Hola muchachos! In this episode, we will continue with asking questions: How to ask questions using auxiliary verbs Have for Present Perfect tense, as well as future forms using verbs Going To, Will ...

4 Sep 201614min

[033] A Stupid Question?

Hola muchachos! In this episode we will learn that it is OK to ask stupid questions :) As the English saying goes, there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers. Think about that! Enjoy :) ***GE...

31 Aug 20164min

[032] How to Ask Questions (Auxiliary Verbs Be And Do)

To be or not to be? That is the question. In this episode you will learn the basic structure for asking questions in English, using the auxiliary verbs TO BE and TO DO. Hope you don't get bored, enjoy...

28 Aug 201614min

[031] Short And Sweet in 5 mins or less!

This is a new segment of the English Made Simple Podcast called Short and Sweet (in 5 mins or less)! It will be released midweek, every Wednesday, and it will be packed with valuable information to he...

24 Aug 20165min

[030] May vs Might vs Could (Expressing possibility)

What is the difference between May and Might? There is a really minor difference, I use both of them quite often on a daily basis, especially when I am not 100% sure about doing something, for example...

21 Aug 201613min