26 | Cleaning

In this episode we have a chat, update each other and practice some useful English words and phrases. 

Welcome back to another episode of LEARN ENGLISH WITH TEACHIFY and in this episode we have a relaxing and fun chat going over some common verbs that take the GERUND and the INFINITIVE with TO.  Enjoy :) 

In this episode of 'Learn English with Teachify' the boys are back to talk about football and the upcoming European Championship in Germany. 

One of our listeners asked that we would do a lesson focusing on a trip to the local dry-cleaner’s. That’s the topic of conversation in this lesson, lesson 123. We'll discover lots of useful expressions and several versatile verbs, including 'détacher', 'enlever', 's'allumer', 's ... Show More

In this episode, we conjugate the verb to be and we learn a few more words to enhance our vocabulary. Attention to "vowel harmony" :) 

One of the best ways to learn English phrasal verbs is to see them in context. This lesson will teach you 15 common English phrasal verbs related to sports and health by showing each one in use in an example sentence. Click here for the lesson text: http://www.espressoenglish.net ... Show More

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In this episode we will learn about everyday English phrases, which are normally not taught in schools. Happy Podcasting! 

I'm back with another episode in the series on phrasal verbs. Today, we're looking at around 9 phrasal verbs that include the verb 'set'. It's a really common one to use and the meanings can get confusing, so I'm going to go through each one and expl ... Show More

English phrasal verbs with COME are very common, and sometimes hard to learn. Learn advanced phrasal verbs in 30 minutes. Perfect for non-native English speakers, this lesson is designed to help you enhance your vocabulary and sound more like a native speaker. 🚀  🤓 Whether you& ... Show More

Today we’re going to learn phrasal verbs with RUN - run around, run for, run off, run on, and many more.  Because these phrasal verbs are all so similar, it’s essential to test yourself by taking a quiz to see if you remember the difference. Download the lesson guide to try the q ... Show More