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Ce dimanche, amis des mots, nous parlons "nez" ! C'est un article du Monde qui m'en a donné l'idée, la nécrologie d'un comédien italien, Alvaro Vitali, décrit comme un "personnage enfantin et libidineux, petit (1,56 mètre) et laid, au nez bourbonien et aux yeux qui louchent".Dist ... Show More

Ce dimanche, amis des mots, nous parlons "nez" ! C'est un article du Monde qui m'en a donné l'idée, la nécrologie d'un comédien italien, Alvaro Vitali, décrit comme un "personnage enfantin et libidineux, petit (1,56 mètre) et laid, au nez bourbonien et aux yeux qui louchent".Dist ... Show More

Les mots composés, il y en a des centaines en français, du siège-auto à l'appuie-tête, en passant par essuie-glace, belle-mère, grand-père, après-midi, Ile-de-France, Champs-Elysées, Saint-Flour, presse-citron, sèche-cheveux, crève-cœur, perce-oreille, trompe-l'œil, casse-pieds, ... Show More

Should "congratulations" be followed the word, "to", "for", or "on"? Is it "congrates" or "congrats"? In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Madam Azimah discusses how to say congratulations correctly! To learn even more with us, make sure to sign up to our FREE cours ... Show More

Master the Russian phrase, “Let’s go,” or, “Let’s head out.” 

In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. In this edition of The English We Speak, Li finds Neil's cat 'just a bit surprising' and teaches us a useful phrase to prevent people taking offence at something. 

⭐ Download FREE PDF of 30+ "Ask the teacher" lessons - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-ask-the-teacher/ A student asks - "Can we say 'less tall' for the opposite of taller?" Listen to this "ask the teacher" lesson to find the answer! $1 English grammar e-books: https:/ ... Show More

Let's learn about 3 tiny little words that can cause mistakes and confusion for English learners: some, any, and no. When exactly do we use these, and how can you avoid errors? I'll explain it all clearly in today's lesson! Make sure to download the free lesson guide to try the q ... Show More

Perhaps you have to write a formal business letter in English, and you do not know how to even begin! Should you write "Dear Jane" or "My Dear Jane"? Should you comment on the weather or ask the reader how his family is? This lesson will tell you important information about the l ... Show More

What should we do if things go wrong at work? In this episode of Office English, Pippa and Phil talk about some phrases that can help you deal with mistakes. Learn how to admit to a mistake to your boss, apologise to a customer or client, and find a solution.Find a full transcrip ... Show More

Is your English teacher always talking about grammar? Does he or she expect you to know how to identify the subject and verb of a sentence? Do you think that knowing this helps you to communicate better in English? Here is a podcast for those of you who love grammar, and for thos ... Show More