<p>Have you ever sat down to write an important email or report and then found yourself having to look up whether 'altogether' should be spelled as one word, or as two words, 'all together’?
In this episode Aisya goes through ten pairs of words and phrases that often make us go, "Is that one word or two?" There's also a quiz at th ... Show More
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199. How to Keep Talking When You Don't Know the Exact Word
We often get this question from our students:"What should I do when I don't know the exact word in English?"In this session, Amnah will share a simple framework you can use whenever this happens.---To learn even more with us, make sure to sign up to our FREE course, Speaking with ... Show More
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#51 - English Spelling- Must Know Rules for Plural Nouns with Natasha!
Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2 where, each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation as well as some speaking, writing, reading and listening strategies. And this week, it’s all about spelling, and in particular, the spelling rules for ... Show More
7m 55s
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Episode 46: That vs. Which
<p>Up for a challenge? See if you get these when to use these common words under your belt. Want more content? Interested in fun podcast quizzes, transcripts, activities, and lessons?! Check out <a href="https://www.speakingamericanenglishpodcast.com/plans-pricing">https://www.sp ... Show More
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#50 - English Vocabulary - Master Your English Collocations with Natasha!
Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2 and this week, it’s all about vocabulary, and in particular, collocations. Listen to find out the difference between common collocations, verb collocations, business collocations and academic collocations. ....and remember, i ... Show More
5m 54s
Mar 2024
#45 - English Spelling - Master these English homophones "THERE, THEY'RE & THEIR" with Natasha!
Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2! This week it’s all about spelling, and in particular, the homophones "there, they’re and their". Check out our E2 English Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced English courses available at https://e2english.com/. There you can ... Show More
4m 51s