In today's podcast for ESL Learners, I talk about shadowing and it's importance as well as giving some demonstrations of how you can join the words together to sound better. I also talk about the chef Gordon Ramsay who made a strange pizza and our Prime Minister who got into trouble by refusing the #Englishbreakfast when it was offered to him.

🍿📚 Welcome to another story time with Teacher Vanessa! Today's story is called "Let's Pop, Pop, Popcorn!" 🌽🎉 Join us as a group of children takes you through the fascinating journey of how America's favorite snack is grown, harvested, and popped. 🌱🌽🍿 If you're a popcorn lover like me, you're in for a treat! 😍 If you enjoyed this story time, why not book a one-on-one lesson with me today? 📚🎉 I teach students of all ages and levels, whether you're a native speaker or not. Let's embark on an exciting learning adventure together! See you in the next story time. 📖✨ #StoryTimeWithTeacherVanessa #PopcornLovers #LearningIsFun

Did you know that there is a correct order for using more than one adjective in an English sentence? Native speakers know it, but everyone else has to learn it! Here are the rules:

In today's podcast for ESL Learners: More and more women in the UK are choosing private maternity care because they feel fobbed off by the National Health Service. Can the Government Health Service continue to fund this service for everyone?

Making Light of..... a useful phrase to make a situation better In today's podcast for ESL Learners: 1. Making Light of..... a useful phrase to make a situation better 2. Cats to get microchipped - but only in England 3. Courteney Cox claims Matthew Perry visits her from the dead.

Meeting Someone You Don't Know We can say: Lovely to meet you. Pleased to meet you. Pleasure to meet you. Nice to meet you.