In today’s episode of The Everyday English Podcast, Mohammad Riaz introduces three useful English idioms: on the same page, go the extra mile, and keep an eye on. Learn what they mean and how to use them naturally in everyday conversations.

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In today’s episode of The Everyday English Podcast, Mohammad Riaz teaches three useful English words . Learn their meanings and how to use them naturally in everyday conversations.

Raise your hand if you've ever given a one-second answer in IELTS Speaking… and watched the examiner's smile slowly disappear. Yeah — that was me too. But today, I'm going to teach you a ridiculously simple technique that makes your answers longer, richer, and higher-scoring. It's called the PPF method. And once you know it, you'll never run out of things to say again. Let me show you the problem first. Imagine the examiner asks you: 'Do you like cooking? The average candidate says: 'Yes, I like cooking. It's nice. That's it. Two sentences. Six seconds. And the examiner is already thinking about lunch. Now, watch what happens when we use the PPF method. The first P stands Past. The second P stands foe Present. and F stands for Future. Same question. Listen to this answer: Yes, I really do. In fact, I cook almost every evening — it's my way of relaxing after a long day. But honestly, I didn't use to be this good at it. When I was a student, I survived on instant noodles! Now, I'm actually hoping to learn some proper Italian dishes — maybe I'll take a cooking class next year. Same question. One technique. And suddenly… that's a Band 7 answer!Let's break it down. Past: you talk about how things used to be. Present: you talk about what's true now. Future: you talk about what you hope or plan to do. Why is this so powerful? Because it forces you to extend your answer naturally — and it gives you amazing grammar variety: past tenses, present tenses, future forms — You'll in one answer. Fluency? Check. Vocabulary? Check. Grammar? Check." Here are the magic bridges to help you jump between the three parts: "Past: When I was younger… I didn't use to… Back then…" "Present: These days… At the moment… To be honest, now…" "Future: In the future, I'd love to… Maybe I'll… I'm hoping to…"

30-day Idiom Challenge #day30 LAST DAY! YOU MADE IT!

Let's discuss phrasal verbs. "Turned up" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Part with" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Gathered up" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? Phrasal verb usage is so common for English speakers. It's a way to say what you want in a shorter way. Just like using slang or abbreviations or contractions. There are so many phrasal verbs in existence and so many different ways to use them in everyday speaking.

30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day4

Chinese measure words 把 ba3 to describe the things with handle. For eaxmple 一把钥匙 一把雨伞 一把椅子 一把尺子

Do those Portuguese phrases sound natural when paired with each English counterpart? I'm collecting useful phrases I can use for text messages. Please feel free to comment on any that sound off! Obrigado! Good morning Bom dia Hello Olá Good evening Boa noite Good night Boa noite Talk later Até já Have a nice day! Tenha um bom dia! Thank you Obrigado You're welcome De nada Sorry Desculpa No big deal Não é nada Take care Cuida-te How are you? Como estás? Doing great! Estou muito bem Please! Por favor! Okay! Ok! Got it! Entendido! That helps! Isso ajuda muito! Thanks in advance! Agradeço antecipadamente Nice! Fixe! Amazing! Incrível! I'm cheering you on Estou a torcer por ti That was tough Deve ter sido difícil You're doing great Estás a ir muito bem Get well soon Melhoras I'm worried Estou preocupado What a relief Que alívio Same here Eu também I know! Eu sei! I see Entendi What!? O quê?! Yay! Boa! Really!? Sério?! Shocked Chocado So excited! Que emoção! Cheer up Ânimo Welcome back Bem-vindo de volta lol ahah Shame! Que pena Congratulations! Parabéns! Happy Birthday Feliz aniversário