How to Describe Being Sick in English! �...

In this English lesson, you’ll learn how to describe bad behaviour in English using phrases that English speakers use every day. Sometimes people disappoint us, say unkind things, or act selfishll and it’s helpful to know how to talk about those situations clearly and politely in ... Show More

It's the first Saturday of October so let's have a live English lesson! I'm really excited and looking forward to seeing all of your questions.In this live English class you'll be able to ask me any questions you want about the English language or about me, or about anything in g ... Show More

In this English lesson I will help you learn more words and phrases about security. You'll learn words like: turnstile, surveillance, bag check, badge, ID card, metal detector, x-ray, fingerprint scanner, retina scanner, key card, barrier, bouncer, and many more!Note: This is the ... Show More

Rob and Liz are "enfermos" (ill)! They talk (moan) about their illnesses, and what they're going to do about it. Learn different ways of saying "I have a cold", "head ache", "stomach ache", "back ache", or anything-ache! How to cure your cold with vitamins, hot drinks, and stayin ... Show More

On today’s episode of Thinking in English, let’s learn some new ways to talk about and describe being ill and sick in English! TRANSCRIPT -- https://thinkinginenglish.blog/2022/01/28/how-to-describe-illness-in-english/ You may also like... How to Describe Pain in English!! Essent ... Show More

In this podcast, you’ll learn how to describe how you’re feeling which is very useful when you need medical assistance. It’s no fun when you’re sick, but it’s worse when you can’t explain your symptoms so that the doctor can treat you.  Show notes and more podcasts to improve you ... Show More

Welcome to Episode #64 of The Real Life English with Gabby Podcast. In this episode, you’ll learn 18 fun and useful English slang, idioms, and phrasal verbs for things like rolling your eyes, giving someone the cold shoulder, and even making eyes at someone. People don’t always s ... Show More

In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Indiana teach you two useful English idioms: “can’t stomach something” and “makes my skin crawl.” These expressions are perfect for describing strong negative reactions, like disgust or fear. Together, Andrew and Indiana break down the meani ... Show More

In this episode, you’ll hear Andrew and Indiana talk about Indiana’s recent surgery and recovery. They use real-life English to discuss medical vocabulary, including words like “cartilage” and “labrum,” and explain how to describe pain and injuries. Indiana shares her experience ... Show More

In this episode, you’ll learn 12 advanced English nouns that will help you express your emotions more naturally and accurately in conversations. Many English learners use the same basic words, but today, we’ll introduce you to more advanced vocabulary that native speakers use.Und ... Show More

Get the Episode Study Guide <<HERE>> It’s time to learn a new type of English! Are you tired of learning textbook English that isn’t used in the real world? When you watch American TV shows and movies, don’t you wish you could understand the jokes, slang, expressions and more? If ... Show More

Have you ever seen someone who looks exactly like someone else? In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Kassy teach two fun English expressions: “A dead ringer” and “A spitting image.” You’ll hear clear examples, learn the difference between the two, and understand when and how to ... Show More