Puro Español con Andy 

Spanish  for Beginners

Profe Sandra

El gato con Botas

A recent poll found that 84.7% of listeners said this Podcast changed their lives and a further 91% of all statistics are bullsh*t

Enjoy!

The Jerome Meadows Experience

Idioms with D,E and F

In this episode, I team up with amazing Italki teacher Camila to talk about idioms. We compare popular idioms in English and Spanish so that you can use them and sound like a native speaker!

Camila's profile: https://teach.italki.com/user/11031501 

I'd love to hear from you, so leave a comment if you enjoyed this episode :)

Learn English with Jessie

#1 Idioms in English and Spanish Part 1

Nivel A2./B1.  En este episodio cuento un relato personal, para practicar el uso de los tiempos verbales PRETÉRITO INDEFINIDO e IMPERFECTO, en contexto. Es muy corto y simpático. 
Todo comienza con la definición de una palabra muy especial para mi. Después de escuchar, puedes responder el cuestionario para reforzar. 
Vamos a escuchar..., gracias por tu visita. Chao chao, Rocío.

Rocío en Español Podcast

2. "Gotas de ...."  ¡un relato del PASADO!

How to make your resume 'sell' you?

What do you consider when writing your resume?

What points are you covering?

Do you just list your achievements and skills?

Or are you taking into account the pains and worries of a company?

Is your CV a solution to their problems?

Think of your CV from this perspective, listen to the recording and have a quantum jump into what you want to become!

I am here to help you do it.

Enjoy
Anatoly

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How to make your resume 'sell' you?

Même si je pensais que je n'avais pas le temps, j'ai commencé à me fixer l'objectif de lire au moins un livre par mois et depuis je n'ai plus envie de revenir en arrière ! La lecture m'a apporté bien plus que je ne pourrais l'imaginer.

Cher Journal

Episode 2 - La lecture 

In this podcast, teacher David Esposito discusses the following English idioms commonly used in the United States:

1. Hit the books
2. Hit the sack
3. Twist someone’s arm
4. Stab someone in the back
5. Lose your touch

The Idiom Podcast

Ep. 1 - Hit the Books

Welcome to the 10th episode of The Grammarian Podcast! In this milestone episode, we’re tackling a common issue many English learners face: the usage of "to" with verbs. Understanding when to use "to" and when to leave it out is crucial for sounding more natural and grammatically correct in English.

We’ll dive into:
- When to use "to" with verbs (after certain verbs, adjectives, and to show purpose)
- When NOT to use "to" (modal verbs, causative verbs, and verbs of perception)
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them
- Practical tips and exercises to help you put your knowledge into practice

Feel free to comment your answers below—I’ll be checking and providing feedback to help you improve. Let’s make this your best episode yet!

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And always remember: Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.