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IDIOM KITCHEN (9)
This episode looks at the idiom “a storm in a teacup”. You will find out how it is used to describe exaggerated problems and see how it appears in real-life contexts.
Business words (14)
In this episode: success in business.
Business words (15)
In this episode: fashion world.
3WAYS2 part 1 (15)
In this programme: How to accept apologies in 3 different ways.
3WAYS2 part 1 (16)
In this programme: How to express interest in 3 different ways.
Best of the best (14)
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
Best of the best (15)
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
THIS DAY in history
THIS DAY in history: find out more about the most important events that happened on this day, including politics, science, holidays, art, sports and entertainment.
Labour of love (6)
Share in the lives of Londoners who have turned simple jobs into true labours of love. In this episode: meet Emmely Elgersma, a ceramic designer who decorates china dinnerware.
What did they say (26)
In this episode: discover the amazing power of human brain with Dr. Ben Carson.
What did they say (27)
In this episode: listen to the interview with a skateboarding legend, Tony Hawk.
SAY IT YOURSELF (18)
Restaurant – In this episode, you will learn common English phrases for dining at a restaurant, discover how to order food, ask questions about the menu, and practise speaking in natural conversations.
Keep fit (1)
In this programme, 3 exercises for your legs and bottom.
Coffee chat (27)
The characters in this episode will discuss daily routine, cleaning the house, and help you learn some useful new vocabulary.
Coffee chat (28)
In this issue, we'll talk about fishing and everything related to it, while learning a number of useful words on the subject.
Let's talk (14)
Let's talk about renovations.
English in focus (30)
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to come’.
English 911 II (105)
In this episode: 1) CLOSET versus WARDROBE; 2) TO DRIVE versus TO RIDE; 3) TABLE versus DESK.
WORDS PATH (14)
Words Path – is a project that will help you learn a wide range of useful English words and phrases organized around everyday life topics and daily activities.
Easy talk (144)
In this episode, our heroes will do everything they can to prove to their clients and themselves that they are true professionals. But where will their efforts lead? Let's see.
Easy talk (145)
Many famous and talented attorneys consider themselves the real stars of the legal profession, thinking that their stardom will never end. Let's meet the heroes of our story to see where overconfidence can lead.
Digital world (21)
The Digital World project is a series of 34 programmes about modern technologies of the digital universe, thanks to which you can be the first to learn the latest news about new popular gadgets, appliances and devices that make the life of modern society more comfortable and technological.
All about (61)
In this episode: interesting facts about weather on other planets.
All about (62)
In this episode: interesting facts about most kindhearted celebrities.
All about (63)
In this episode: interesting facts about weird mushrooms.
Here and there (41)
In this episode, we will visit Munich – the heart of Bavaria and one of the most popular cities in Germany.
Here and there (42)
In this episode, we’ll take a look at different kinds of VEHICLES and learn the evolution of transport at the largest museum in Munich, The Deutches Museum.
Wrong&right (64)
In this issue, we will look at the specifics of the correct usage of some frequently used English words to avoid common mistakes.
English united (8)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (11)
In this programme: How to hurry someone up in 3 different ways.
English in focus (47)
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to go’.
English 911 II (129)
In this episode: 1) PREPARE versus COOK; 2) BEAR versus BEER; 3) an idiom AS COOL AS CUCUMBER.
English 911 II (130)
In this episode: 1) DICE versus SLICE; 2) DEAR versus DEER; 3) an idiom STORM IN A TEACUP.
THE POWER OF YOU (5)
This episode focuses on the “Details” exercise. You will learn how careful observation trains the brain to notice small differences, improves attention to detail, and strengthens visual memory.
IDIOM KITCHEN (8)
In this episode, you will explore the idiom “the apple of one’s eye”, understand its emotional meaning, and practise using it to talk about people who are very dear to us.
Coffee chat (29)
The characters in this episode will discuss their flavour preferences and help you remember the correct names of some fruits.
Coffee chat (30)
In this episode, the characters will discuss the benefits of vegetable dishes and show you new lexical units for vegetables in English.
Coffee chat (55)
The characters in this episode will talk about an upcoming barbecue party to help you memorise new words on the topic.
Easy talk (15)
Once in Literature Club, you will hear different opinions about books and realise how important it is to think about the nature of things.
Let's talk (15)
Let's talk about childhood memories.
English in focus (31)
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to take’.
WORDS PATH (15)
Words Path – is a project that will help you learn a wide range of useful English words and phrases organized around everyday life topics and daily activities.
What did they say (1)
In this episode: listen to the presentation of the latest spacecraft by Elon Musk.
Wrong&right (15)
This episode will help every viewer learn a number of irregular verbs in the past tense using clear context.
Wrong&right (42)
In this episode, we'll look at the most common mistakes when using pronouns and adverbs.
Grammar wise (23)
English is easy! Watch entertaining stories and learn the English grammar! The topic of today’s episode: the verb ‘to be’ in the Past Simple Tense (‘was’, ‘were’).
English up (13)
In this episode: learn why dogs make good pets, and what the difference is between the verbs "have" and "have got".
English up (14)
In this episode: learn about the political system in Great Britain, and how to use the verbs “must” and “can” when talking about laws.
English up (15)
In this episode: learn about the education system in Great Britain, and review the time markers for the present simple tense.
Wrong&right (65)
In this episode, we show you how to properly construct sentences conveying indirect speech to avoid very common mistakes in such cases.
English united (9)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (12)
In this programme: How to agree in 3 different ways.
English in focus (48)
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to go’.
English 911 II (132)
In this episode: 1) SAY versus SPEAK; 2) SCALLION versus SPRING ONION; 3) an idiom WHATSHISNAME.
English 911 II (133)
In this episode: 1) SICK versus ILL; 2) QUIET versus QUITE; 3) an idiom ‘sb's heart is in his/her mouth’.
English 911 II (134)
In this episode: 1) GIFT versus TALENT; 2) Couch versus Coach; 3) an idiom ‘a means to an end.’
IDIOM KITCHEN (9)
This episode looks at the idiom “a storm in a teacup”. You will find out how it is used to describe exaggerated problems and see how it appears in real-life contexts.
Easy talk (146)
When put on trial, robbers are often willing to sacrifice everything in order to go free. But what if the defendant's lawyer is in some way a robber himself? Let's find out the details of the story that happened to our characters.
Easy talk (147)
Almost always justice officials are people of sharp mind and good reputation, but even they are sometimes unable to solve a complicated crime. Who will come to their aid? Let's take a look.
Easy talk (46)
In this episode, you'll see what mishaps a lack of professional knowledge can lead to. Although the cartoon characters will show that even such cases can look entertaining and funny.
All about (64)
In this episode: interesting facts about biggest animals.
Easy talk (87)
Some people like to go to restaurants for dinner, while others prefer to cook at home, saving the family budget. But does everyone manage to shop properly for cooking at home?
All about (65)
All About is a highly-informative educational program which provides interesting facts from every topic imaginable: science, politics, history, art, sports, society and more.
All about (66)
All About is a highly-informative educational program which provides interesting facts from every topic imaginable: science, politics, history, art, sports, society and more.
Here and there (43)
In this episode, we’re in Munich, the capital of Bavaria. And we will make a stop at the The Alte Pinakothek.
Here and there (44)
In this episode, we will visit Marienplatz, the central square of Munich.
Art land (33)
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will make beetles.
Art land (34)
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will draw monkeys.
Sunny songs (17)
Fun songs with simple vocabulary are a great way to learn English. Numerous repetitions and a lively rhythm will help girls and boys from 2 years old to memorize the words. But even older children will enjoy following the adventures of the characters in the animated clips of the project.
Crafty hands II (17)
Little inventors will be able to enrich their vocabulary and make a toy for their very own collection. In this episode, we’re going to make a plane.
Once upon a time (17)
THE ANTELOPE AND THE TREE – a story about an ungrateful antelope.
Word party (3)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My Clothes”. Your kid will love it!
Word party (4)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “At the Zoo”. Your kid will love it!
Life around kids (21)
Together with the heroes of this episode, we will go to a real math lesson, but we will learn not only numbers, but also useful words and phrases in English.
Magic science (9)
This episode is about magnets.
Life around kids (78)
The fun characters in this series will introduce you to lots of wild animals to help you memorise their correct names, as well as learning a range of useful English expressions.
Coffee chat (73)
In this episode, the characters will discuss the main conveniences and inconveniences of using different types of bags to carry luggage on board an aircraft and introduce you to new words on the topic.
Coffee chat (74)
In this episode, the characters will discuss all things related to diving near a coral reef and help you learn some useful English words.
Coffee chat (75)
The characters in this episode are going to discuss the peculiarities of skiing on snowy slopes and help you learn some useful new English words that will enrich your speech.
Coffee chat (76)
In this episode the characters will discuss a spectacular football match and help you memorise a number of new interesting words that will be useful for discussing this topic in English.
Coffee chat (77)
The characters in this episode will discuss some of the nuances of driving, as well as help you learn some new English words for everyday communication.
Life around (99)
In this issue you will learn and memorise a large number of words and phrases that describe weightlifting.
Get a call (31)
In this series, the brilliant detective Tracks helps an elderly woman find her lost earring, using his remarkable analytical mind and his exceptionally quick-witted assistant, Inspector Whiskers.
Get a call (32)
This episode of the project is devoted to the rapid solving of a serious crime – the theft of Mr. Noodle's most valuable possession. Captain Snout, the Detective’s assistant, knows exactly what happened and will help find the culprits.
Get a call (35)
In this episode, Detective Tracks must deal with the ghosts that have taken up residence in Mrs Twitchy's refrigerator. The detective will be assisted in this case by his loyal tailed assistant, as well as his own intellect, imagination, and professionalism.
Get a call (40)
In this episode, the Detective’s tailed assistant will be the only one able to come up with a hypothesis to investigate another crime. Let's see what happened this time and how Detective Tracks was able to use his brilliant mind to investigate.
Film set (10)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Film set (11)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Film set (12)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Digital world (22)
The Digital World project is a series of 34 programmes about modern technologies of the digital universe, thanks to which you can be the first to learn the latest news about new popular gadgets, appliances and devices that make the life of modern society more comfortable and technological.
Coffee chat (31)
This issue will talk about some of the professions and the terms that denote them.
Coffee chat (32)
In this episode, the characters will have a chat about fitness and help you memorise the correct English names for some body parts.
Let's talk (16)
Let's talk about power outage.
English in focus (37)
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones –‘they’re – there - their’ .
WORDS PATH (16)
Words Path – is a project that will help you learn a wide range of useful English words and phrases organized around everyday life topics and daily activities.
What did they say (2)
In this episode: listen to the interview with an iconic British bespoke tailor, Mark Powell.
Perfect english (11)
In this episode: learn the pronunciation of the sound [ɔː].
Perfect english (12)
In this episode: learn the pronunciation of the sound [l].
English in focus (25)
In this episode, you will learn basic difference between British and American pronunciation.
Let's read right (6)
In this episode, you will learn a quote of Morgan Freeman and study several tricky rules of English phonetics.
Basic lexis (55)
In this episode: seasons of the year and types of weather.
Basic lexis (56)
In this episode: visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Basic lexis (57)
In this episode: learning different parts of a car.
Step by step II (19)
In this programme, “London phone box”.
Art land (33)
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will make beetles.
Art land (34)
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will draw monkeys.
Sunny songs (17)
Fun songs with simple vocabulary are a great way to learn English. Numerous repetitions and a lively rhythm will help girls and boys from 2 years old to memorize the words. But even older children will enjoy following the adventures of the characters in the animated clips of the project.
Crafty hands II (17)
Little inventors will be able to enrich their vocabulary and make a toy for their very own collection. In this episode, we’re going to make a plane.
Once upon a time (17)
THE ANTELOPE AND THE TREE – a story about an ungrateful antelope.
Word party (3)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My Clothes”. Your kid will love it!
Word party (4)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “At the Zoo”. Your kid will love it!
Life around kids (21)
Together with the heroes of this episode, we will go to a real math lesson, but we will learn not only numbers, but also useful words and phrases in English.
Magic science (9)
This episode is about magnets.
Life around kids (78)
The fun characters in this series will introduce you to lots of wild animals to help you memorise their correct names, as well as learning a range of useful English expressions.
Film set (43)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Film set (44)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Film set (45)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Easy talk (47)
How often have you found yourself forgetting a holiday and not congratulating your friends? The main character in this episode decided to do something original, but did it lead to the desired result?
Easy talk (88)
In choosing their occupations, all people prioritise things to do. But what do you do if your priorities don't match those of your loved ones? And even they can't prioritise things themselves.
Easy talk (113)
Everyone knows the old wisdom that any goodness must be backed by strength. But does this rule of life always work and how can it help our main characters? Let's see.
Wrong&right (66)
This episode focuses entirely on a number of very common English phrasal verbs to help you avoid common speech errors.
English united (10)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (13)
In this programme: How to request something in 3 different ways.
English in focus (49)
In this episode, you will learn several useful set expressions with the word ‘Dark’.
THE POWER OF YOU (6)
In this episode, Mary and Carrie present the “Fingers” exercise. ROY explains how coordinated finger movements stimulate brain activity and help develop concentration, dexterity, and motor coordination.
IDIOM KITCHEN (10)
In this episode, you will learn the meaning of “barking up the wrong tree”, understand what mistakes it refers to, and practise using the idiom accurately in English.
THIS DAY in history
THIS DAY in history: find out more about the most important events that happened on this day, including politics, science, holidays, art, sports and entertainment.
Keep fit (18)
In this programme, yoga postures for upper body.
Keep fit (19)
In this programme, balancing postures.
What did they say (66)
In this episode: visit a rural farm in the heart of London with Mhairi Weir.
What did they say (67)
In this episode: early years of the legendary Hollywood actor, Bill Murray.
What did they say (68)
In this episode: the concept of modern schools with Stuart Pollard.
What did they say (69)
In this episode: Sir Richard Branson and his incredible life story.
Wrong&right (16)
This series focuses on several irregular verbs that often cause difficulty when used in the past tense.
Wrong&right (43)
This issue will help you quickly learn the correct usage of some English phrasal verbs.
Grammar wise (24)
English is easy! Watch entertaining stories and learn the English grammar! The topic of today’s episode: the verb ‘to have’ in the Past Simple Tense (‘had’).
City grammar (22)
In this episode: visit the University of Greenwich and learn to describe people and their actions correctly.
City grammar (23)
In this episode: take a look at an old ship, the last surviving tea clipper, Cutty Sark, and learn the difference between the modal verbs “can” and “may”.
City grammar (24)
In this episode: visit the Royal Borough of Greenwich and learn when to use the present perfect tense.
Coffee chat (73)
In this episode, the characters will discuss the main conveniences and inconveniences of using different types of bags to carry luggage on board an aircraft and introduce you to new words on the topic.
Coffee chat (74)
In this episode, the characters will discuss all things related to diving near a coral reef and help you learn some useful English words.
Coffee chat (75)
The characters in this episode are going to discuss the peculiarities of skiing on snowy slopes and help you learn some useful new English words that will enrich your speech.
Coffee chat (76)
In this episode the characters will discuss a spectacular football match and help you memorise a number of new interesting words that will be useful for discussing this topic in English.
Coffee chat (77)
The characters in this episode will discuss some of the nuances of driving, as well as help you learn some new English words for everyday communication.
Life around (99)
In this issue you will learn and memorise a large number of words and phrases that describe weightlifting.
Get a call (31)
In this series, the brilliant detective Tracks helps an elderly woman find her lost earring, using his remarkable analytical mind and his exceptionally quick-witted assistant, Inspector Whiskers.
Get a call (32)
This episode of the project is devoted to the rapid solving of a serious crime – the theft of Mr. Noodle's most valuable possession. Captain Snout, the Detective’s assistant, knows exactly what happened and will help find the culprits.
Get a call (35)
In this episode, Detective Tracks must deal with the ghosts that have taken up residence in Mrs Twitchy's refrigerator. The detective will be assisted in this case by his loyal tailed assistant, as well as his own intellect, imagination, and professionalism.
Get a call (40)
In this episode, the Detective’s tailed assistant will be the only one able to come up with a hypothesis to investigate another crime. Let's see what happened this time and how Detective Tracks was able to use his brilliant mind to investigate.
Coffee chat (33)
In this issue, the heroines will discuss the appearance of a baby and help you memorise a number of new words for the parts of a person's face.
Coffee chat (34)
In this episode, the characters will discuss home renovations and introduce you to new words to talk about the topic.
Let's talk (17)
Let's talk about predictions.
English in focus (38)
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones – ‘cereal - serial’, ‘break - brake’, ‘seen - scene’.
What did they say (3)
In this episode: watch the trailer for a spy action movie "Kingsman: The Secret Service."
WORDS PATH (17)
Words Path – is a project that will help you learn a wide range of useful English words and phrases organized around everyday life topics and daily activities.
Wrong&right (67)
This episode focuses entirely on a number of very common English phrasal verbs to help you avoid common speech errors.
English united (11)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (14)
In this programme: How to express concern in 3 different ways.
English in focus (50)
In this episode, you will learn several useful set expressions with the word ‘Show’.
English 911 II (140)
In this episode: 1) Soccer mom versus Hockey mom; 2) Aloud versus Allowed; 3) an idiom ‘At the end of the day.’
IDIOM KITCHEN (11)
This episode explains the idiom “to be in hot water”. You will discover how English speakers talk about trouble and consequences using this expression.
Perfect english (11)
In this episode: learn the pronunciation of the sound [ɔː].
Perfect english (12)
In this episode: learn the pronunciation of the sound [l].
English in focus (25)
In this episode, you will learn basic difference between British and American pronunciation.
Let's read right (6)
In this episode, you will learn a quote of Morgan Freeman and study several tricky rules of English phonetics.
Basic lexis (55)
In this episode: seasons of the year and types of weather.
Basic lexis (56)
In this episode: visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Basic lexis (57)
In this episode: learning different parts of a car.
Step by step II (19)
In this programme, “London phone box”.
THIS DAY in history
THIS DAY in history: find out more about the most important events that happened on this day, including politics, science, holidays, art, sports and entertainment.
Keep fit (18)
In this programme, yoga postures for upper body.
Keep fit (19)
In this programme, balancing postures.
What did they say (66)
In this episode: visit a rural farm in the heart of London with Mhairi Weir.
What did they say (67)
In this episode: early years of the legendary Hollywood actor, Bill Murray.
What did they say (68)
In this episode: the concept of modern schools with Stuart Pollard.
What did they say (69)
In this episode: Sir Richard Branson and his incredible life story.
Coffee chat (31)
This issue will talk about some of the professions and the terms that denote them.
Coffee chat (32)
In this episode, the characters will have a chat about fitness and help you memorise the correct English names for some body parts.
Let's talk (16)
Let's talk about power outage.
English in focus (37)
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones –‘they’re – there - their’ .
WORDS PATH (16)
Words Path – is a project that will help you learn a wide range of useful English words and phrases organized around everyday life topics and daily activities.
What did they say (2)
In this episode: listen to the interview with an iconic British bespoke tailor, Mark Powell.
Film set (10)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Film set (11)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Film set (12)
Combine education with leisure, and learn English with the help of movies. You will get to learn some fun trivia about each specific movie, and test your language skills in a more informal manner.
Digital world (22)
The Digital World project is a series of 34 programmes about modern technologies of the digital universe, thanks to which you can be the first to learn the latest news about new popular gadgets, appliances and devices that make the life of modern society more comfortable and technological.
Wrong&right (66)
This episode focuses entirely on a number of very common English phrasal verbs to help you avoid common speech errors.
English united (10)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (13)
In this programme: How to request something in 3 different ways.
English in focus (49)
In this episode, you will learn several useful set expressions with the word ‘Dark’.
English 911 II (135)
In this episode: 1) Copy versus Simulate; 2) Flavor versus Flavour; 3) an idiom ‘To have time to kill.’
English 911 II (136)
In this episode: 1) Amazing versus Amusing; 2) Apartment versus Flat; 3) an idiom ‘To have two left feet.’
THE POWER OF YOU (6)
In this episode, Mary and Carrie present the “Fingers” exercise. ROY explains how coordinated finger movements stimulate brain activity and help develop concentration, dexterity, and motor coordination.
IDIOM KITCHEN (10)
In this episode, you will learn the meaning of “barking up the wrong tree”, understand what mistakes it refers to, and practise using the idiom accurately in English.
Coffee chat (33)
In this issue, the heroines will discuss the appearance of a baby and help you memorise a number of new words for the parts of a person's face.
Coffee chat (34)
In this episode, the characters will discuss home renovations and introduce you to new words to talk about the topic.
Coffee chat (57)
The characters in this episode discuss spring and how they feel about the season to help you memorise a range of useful English words.
Easy talk (17)
In this series, thanks to the developed imagination, the main character will get into the wonderful world of fiction.
Let's talk (17)
Let's talk about predictions.
English in focus (38)
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones – ‘cereal - serial’, ‘break - brake’, ‘seen - scene’.
What did they say (3)
In this episode: watch the trailer for a spy action movie "Kingsman: The Secret Service."
WORDS PATH (17)
Words Path – is a project that will help you learn a wide range of useful English words and phrases organized around everyday life topics and daily activities.
Wrong&right (16)
This series focuses on several irregular verbs that often cause difficulty when used in the past tense.
Wrong&right (43)
This issue will help you quickly learn the correct usage of some English phrasal verbs.
Grammar wise (24)
English is easy! Watch entertaining stories and learn the English grammar! The topic of today’s episode: the verb ‘to have’ in the Past Simple Tense (‘had’).
City grammar (22)
In this episode: visit the University of Greenwich and learn to describe people and their actions correctly.
City grammar (23)
In this episode: take a look at an old ship, the last surviving tea clipper, Cutty Sark, and learn the difference between the modal verbs “can” and “may”.
City grammar (24)
In this episode: visit the Royal Borough of Greenwich and learn when to use the present perfect tense.
Wrong&right (67)
This episode focuses entirely on a number of very common English phrasal verbs to help you avoid common speech errors.
English united (11)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (14)
In this programme: How to express concern in 3 different ways.
English in focus (50)
In this episode, you will learn several useful set expressions with the word ‘Show’.
English 911 II (138)
In this episode: 1) Careless versus Carefree; 2) Meat versus Meet; 3) an idiom ‘Once in a blue moon.’
English 911 II (139)
In this episode: 1) Uninterested versus Disinterested; 2) Affect versus Effect; 3) an idiom ‘Bite off more than I can chew.’
English 911 II (140)
In this episode: 1) Soccer mom versus Hockey mom; 2) Aloud versus Allowed; 3) an idiom ‘At the end of the day.’
IDIOM KITCHEN (11)
This episode explains the idiom “to be in hot water”. You will discover how English speakers talk about trouble and consequences using this expression.