In this podcast we talk about the idiom "it threw me"

Hello everyone, a new episode of Let’s Check Out The News” is out! In this episode I’ll comment on an article titled: “Climate activists take hammers to famous painting in London Museum” published of the website of FoxNews. Don’t hesitate to participate in the discussion, just be respectful about it. Enjoy. Useful vocabulary: climate activists an artwork a collective to make a claim to fail someone a societal problem a debate to remain rational a suitable solution scientific innovation a rational mind to cover the demand nuclear / gas-fired / coal fired power plants

Expressions about cards! In today's podcast we will look at terms such as • to ace • a wild card • to play the _______ card • a house of cards Special thanks to Viviana for joining me in today's episode! Check out the included quiz!

In this week's episode of English In A Teacup, we will be revising the third conditional as well as learning about modal perfects. To help us with these grammar topics, Miss Finesstocrat will be talking about regrets as she reminisces about the last few months, but will the episode have a happy ending for her? Let’s put the kettle on and find out!

How to Say Hello Like a Native Speaker To sound more natural try using these in informal situations. Yo Hiya Whatsup? Howdy Hey hey Follow me for more tips.

There are a number of useful phrases you can use when you want to give your views about controversial subjects. Here are some examples: I strongly believe that... As far as I am concerned... I'm strongly against... I'm strongly in favor of... I'm convinced that would work because... I'm not convinced that would work because... I'm skeptical of the idea that... I must admit I think...

Let's practice long I words. Repeat after me: The five nines dive in a line.