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Business words (4)
In this episode: metaphors in business.
3WAYS2 part 1 (4)
In this programme: How to say ‘No’ in 3 different ways.
3WAYS2 part 1 (5)
In this programme: How to say ‘Bye’ in 3 different ways.
Best of the best (3)
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
Best of the best (4)
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.
Gadget-x (11)
In this episode: juicing your mobile device.
English 911 II (57)
In this episode: 1) ACCEPT versus EXCEPT; 2) WELL versus GOOD; 3) FOR SALE versus ON SALE.
English 911 II (58)
In this episode: 1) OVERSEE versus OVERLOOK; 2) TOWARD versus TOWARDS; 3) HOMEWORK versus HOUSEWORK.
English 911 II (61)
In this episode: 1) PERSUADE versus CONVINCE; 2) SEE A MOVIE versus WATCH A MOVIE; 3) BESIDE versus BESIDES.
Evolution (11)
Time has changed, as well as the things that surround us. Some things have disappeared forever, some have been transformed beyond recognition and others have begun to have different uses. In this episode, curious facts from the history of kissing.
Easy talk (132)
Every doctor cares about the well-being of their patients and wants all recommendations to be followed. But can a doctor always be sure that his recommendations have been correctly understood and implemented? Let's take a look.
Easy talk (133)
When prescribing treatment, the doctor must make sure that the patient understands his recommendations correctly, otherwise the story presented to us by the characters in this series can happen.
Wrong&right (63)
This series focuses on the correct use of some very common English verbs and their collocations in speech.
English united (7)
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
3ways2 (10)
In this programme: How to express sympathy in 3 different ways.
English in focus (46)
In this episode, you will learn several useful set expressions with the noun ‘Water’.
English 911 II (126)
In this episode: 1) AURAL versus ORAL; 2) ASCEND versus ASSENT; 3) an idiom DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER.
English 911 II (127)
In this episode: 1) PRESCRIBE versus PROSCRIBE; 2) RESTFUL versus RESTIVE; 3) an idiom DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER.
English 911 II (128)
In this episode: 1) INGENUOUS versus INGENIOUS; 2) DISCREET versus DISCRETE; 3) an idiom TO TAKE UNDER SOMEONE’S WING.
IDIOM KITCHEN (7)
This episode is dedicated to the idiom “in a pickle”. You will learn how English speakers describe tricky situations and memorise the expression with the help of practical examples.
City grammar (44)
In this episode: visit West Smithfield and learn how to make comparative adverbs correctly.
English up (28)
In this episode: hobbies and things we do for enjoyment; favourite hobbies of Londoners.
Easy talk (132)
Every doctor cares about the well-being of their patients and wants all recommendations to be followed. But can a doctor always be sure that his recommendations have been correctly understood and implemented? Let's take a look.
Easy talk (133)
When prescribing treatment, the doctor must make sure that the patient understands his recommendations correctly, otherwise the story presented to us by the characters in this series can happen.
Art land (47)
You will learn how to make a beautiful yet simple picture using some unusual techniques with your child. Take paints, crepe paper and scissors – and we’ll end up with a lilac.
Art land (48)
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will make a summer craft.
Crafty hands II (24)
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 potholder.
Once upon a time (24)
THE PRICE OF MONEY – a story about a rich family and their lazy son.
Word party (17)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My birthday”. Your kid will love it!
Word party (18)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My family”. Your kid will love it!
Magic science (4)
This episode is about sound.
Yummy for mummy (6)
In this episode our little chefs will cook chocolate sweets.
Life around kids (44)
In this episode we will visit a child's playroom and learn a range of useful words and expressions to describe everything that will be going on around them.
Life around kids (45)
In this issue, we will play educational and educational games to learn many new words and phrases on this topic.
Coffee chat (78)
This series is about a theatre performance, and the characters will have a fun conversation about it, helping you learn some useful English words.
Coffee chat (79)
In this episode, we'll talk about newscasting, and help you memorise a number of useful new English words related to working in television.
Coffee chat (80)
The characters of this issue will discuss the topic of reporting and introduce you to a number of interesting and useful English words related to this topic.
Coffee chat (81)
The characters in this episode will chat about athletic competitions and introduce you to a range of new English words to expand your vocabulary.
Coffee chat (82)
In this issue, we'll go for a walk in the park, where we'll talk about the kids' favourite activities to learn some new and interesting English words.
Life around (100)
This series explores some of the words and expressions that describe the sport of American football.
Get a call (33)
In this episode, Detective Tracks will investigate a major case involving an exploding sandwich, which was brought to him by a highly respected professor. Agent Flapjack will help the detective solve the crime as quickly as possible and get to the bottom of the truth.
Get a call (34)
In this episode, Detective Tracks is approached by schoolboy Timmy, who desperately needs help with an unsolvable problem. Our detective and his clever assistant, Miss Feathers, will do everything they can to help the boy.
Get a call (39)
Under certain circumstances, the heroine of this episode finds that small personal items are disappearing from her new home. Detective Tracks and his moustachioed assistant will try to figure out what is going on and help the girl solve this serious problem.
Film set (3)
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 (14)
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.
Here and there (81)
Today we will visit the official home of Sherlock Holmes situated in Baker Street.
Here and there (82)
Today we will visit London's principal flower market, called Columbia Road Flower Market.
Easy talk (166)
Many people dream of getting a certain job without knowing anything about its features from the inside. Let's learn the story that happened to our character when he had a chance to get what he dreamed of.
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 choosing a profession.
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.
English 911 II (106)
In this episode: 1) EXPLAIN versus DESCRIBE; 2) BUY versus PICK UP; 3) CHAIR versus STOOL.
English 911 II (109)
In this episode: 1) TO UNDERSTAND versus TO REALISE; 2) BELOW versus UNDER; 3) JUMPER versus SWEATER.
Perfect english (39)
In this episode: learn the pronunciation of the sound [t].
Perfect english (40)
In this episode: learn the pronunciation of the sound [w].
English in focus (22)
In this episode, you will learn basic difference between British and American pronunciation.
Let's read right (20)
In this episode, you will learn a quote of Jeff Bezos and study several tricky rules of English phonetics.
Basic lexis (43)
In this episode: changing of the royal guards.
Basic lexis (44)
In this episode: going fishing.
Basic lexis (45)
In this episode: working on a computer.
Step by step II (15)
In this programme, “Fishing”.
Art land (47)
You will learn how to make a beautiful yet simple picture using some unusual techniques with your child. Take paints, crepe paper and scissors – and we’ll end up with a lilac.
Art land (48)
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will make a summer craft.
Crafty hands II (24)
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 potholder.
Once upon a time (24)
THE PRICE OF MONEY – a story about a rich family and their lazy son.
Word party (17)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My birthday”. Your kid will love it!
Word party (18)
“Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My family”. Your kid will love it!
Magic science (4)
This episode is about sound.
Yummy for mummy (6)
In this episode our little chefs will cook chocolate sweets.
Life around kids (44)
In this episode we will visit a child's playroom and learn a range of useful words and expressions to describe everything that will be going on around them.
Life around kids (45)
In this issue, we will play educational and educational games to learn many new words and phrases on this topic.
Film set (31)
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 (32)
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 (33)
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 (29)
In this episode, together with the employees of the company, you will try to lift the veil of secrecy surrounding the production process.
Easy talk (79)
In this episode, you'll learn how it can be ugly and even harmful to make fun of a person for being different from everyone else. After all, pranksters can be met with a decent response, can't they?
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.
English 911 II (131)
In this episode: 1) SHINE versus GLITTER; 2) COOKIE versus BISCUIT; 3) an idiom HOLD YOUR HORSES.
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.
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 (11)
Share in the lives of Londoners who have turned simple jobs into true labours of love. In this episode: meet Anna Reich, a personal fitness trainer from the City of London.
What did they say (37)
In this episode: discover the power of sports with the personal fitness trainer, Anna Reich.
What did they say (38)
In this episode: listen to the interview with the professional choreographer, Inez Roberta.
What did they say (39)
In this episode: listen to the interview with the CEO of the Lego Group, Jorgen Vig Knudstorp.
Keep fit (6)
In this programme, 3 exercises for your arms
Wrong&right (26)
This episode will draw your attention to pairs of very similar words and teach you how to distinguish and use them correctly in English speech.
Wrong&right (53)
This issue will help you understand how and when to use infinitives and gerunds to avoid common mistakes in using these grammatical forms in English speech.
City grammar (45)
In this episode: visit Cloth Fair and learn the difference between phrases ‘used to’ and ‘to be used to.’
City grammar (46)
In this episode: visit Medieval Streets and learn the difference between ‘for,’ ‘since’ and ‘ago.’
City grammar (47)
In this episode: visit Camden Lock and learn the difference between ‘few’ and ‘little.’
English up (29)
In this episode: places to stay in London, and useful phrases for checking into a hotel.
Coffee chat (78)
This series is about a theatre performance, and the characters will have a fun conversation about it, helping you learn some useful English words.
Coffee chat (79)
In this episode, we'll talk about newscasting, and help you memorise a number of useful new English words related to working in television.
Coffee chat (80)
The characters of this issue will discuss the topic of reporting and introduce you to a number of interesting and useful English words related to this topic.
Coffee chat (81)
The characters in this episode will chat about athletic competitions and introduce you to a range of new English words to expand your vocabulary.
Coffee chat (82)
In this issue, we'll go for a walk in the park, where we'll talk about the kids' favourite activities to learn some new and interesting English words.
Life around (100)
This series explores some of the words and expressions that describe the sport of American football.
Get a call (33)
In this episode, Detective Tracks will investigate a major case involving an exploding sandwich, which was brought to him by a highly respected professor. Agent Flapjack will help the detective solve the crime as quickly as possible and get to the bottom of the truth.
Get a call (34)
In this episode, Detective Tracks is approached by schoolboy Timmy, who desperately needs help with an unsolvable problem. Our detective and his clever assistant, Miss Feathers, will do everything they can to help the boy.
Get a call (39)
Under certain circumstances, the heroine of this episode finds that small personal items are disappearing from her new home. Detective Tracks and his moustachioed assistant will try to figure out what is going on and help the girl solve this serious problem.
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.
English 911 II (106)
In this episode: 1) EXPLAIN versus DESCRIBE; 2) BUY versus PICK UP; 3) CHAIR versus STOOL.
English 911 II (109)
In this episode: 1) TO UNDERSTAND versus TO REALISE; 2) BELOW versus UNDER; 3) JUMPER versus SWEATER.
Basic lexis (44)
In this episode: going fishing.
Basic lexis (45)
In this episode: working on a computer.
Step by step II (15)
In this programme, “Fishing”.
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 (11)
Share in the lives of Londoners who have turned simple jobs into true labours of love. In this episode: meet Anna Reich, a personal fitness trainer from the City of London.
What did they say (37)
In this episode: discover the power of sports with the personal fitness trainer, Anna Reich.
What did they say (38)
In this episode: listen to the interview with the professional choreographer, Inez Roberta.
What did they say (39)
In this episode: listen to the interview with the CEO of the Lego Group, Jorgen Vig Knudstorp.
Keep fit (6)
In this programme, 3 exercises for your arms
Film set (3)
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.
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.
English 911 II (131)
In this episode: 1) SHINE versus GLITTER; 2) COOKIE versus BISCUIT; 3) an idiom HOLD YOUR HORSES.
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.
City grammar (47)
In this episode: visit Camden Lock and learn the difference between ‘few’ and ‘little.’
English up (29)
In this episode: places to stay in London, and useful phrases for checking into a hotel.