Learning to Ask Questions and Make Negat...

In this episode, amidst my son’s loud objections, we discuss the subtle difference between bilmemek and bilememek. We also explain the translation of “lost and found” in Turkish. 

In this episode, we will talk about a question our fellow listener Nevanaci posed. In Turkish, there are words that sound the same but mean different things. In this episode, you’ll hear some examples. 

Here we discuss most common pets in Turkey and common vocabulary 

Wouldn't it be nice if we could learn another language quickly and easily? Oh, don’t worry, this isn’t a commercial, just an intro to this lesson. Isn’t that why you’re here? Negative questions are questions that begin with the negative forms of the be verb and other auxiliary ve ... Show More

Question form in present with "do" and "does" 

This episode is for you, my intermediate level listeners. There will be a lot of structure and syntax twisting and a basic command of the French grammar is needed. Hold on tight and stay focused because it won’t be a walk in the park. However as the saying goes “no pain no gain” ... Show More

Do you know when to correctly use "is it?" at the end of a an English phrase? In this episode of The Coffee Break English Show we talk about the rules for how to use question tags such as "is it?". Then we also give some examples to practise!➡️ Click here to access the blog artic ... Show More

How do we form questions when we want to ask about a subject or an object? 

How do we form questions when we want to ask about a subject or an object? 

Relationship problems are the topic of this lesson! We'll learn how to ask someone what's wrong, we'll meet the reflexive verb "se séparer" and we'll ask ourselves the question, "How am I going to explain it to him?" We'll also distinguish between "ne... pas" and "ne... plus". 

In this episode of 'Learn English with Teachify' Lewis, Will and Mickey take turns in asking each other some random questions from ChatGPT while explaining advanced expressions and finishing with some English idioms.   To watch the whole episode, check it out on YouTube ... Show More

Como todos los viernes, hoy responderemos a la duda de uno de nuestros oyentes, quien nos preguntó sobre algo muy interesante e inusual. Hablaremos de los usos de "a no ser de," "a no ser que," "a no ser por" y "a no ser con." Quizá nisiquiera has visto estas frases en los escrit ... Show More