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      • 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.

      • Irregular verbs (26)

        The amusing musical composition in this episode will help you learn the correct usage of the three forms of the verb “to keep' in this episode.

      • Irregular verbs (27)

        This episode will help you learn the correct spelling and pronunciation of the three forms of the irregular verb 'to ride' with the help of a song performed for you by our cheerful characters.

      • Spot on the map (31)

        Join us in exciting excursions around Paris! You will visit amazing sights and learn about culture, traditions and the history of France. Explore the hidden places you won’t find in any tourist guide and improve your listening skills. In this episode: visit the Arc de Triomphe.

      • Spot on the map (32)

        Join us in exciting excursions around Paris! You will visit amazing sights and learn about culture, traditions and the history of France. Explore the hidden places you won’t find in any tourist guide and improve your listening skills. In this episode: visit the Hôtel de Ville.

      • Spot on the map (33)

        Join us in exciting excursions around Paris! You will visit amazing sights and learn about culture, traditions and the history of France. Explore the hidden places you won’t find in any tourist guide and improve your listening skills. In this episode: visit the Place du Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower.

      • Worth seeing (31)

        Join us in exciting excursions! Learn about the world's famous sights and improve your listening skills. Check your comprehension by doing the tests with us. In this episode: visit Hyde Park in London.

      • 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 (9)

        In this episode: pursuing fun.

      • English 911 II (43)

        In this episode: 1) BARELY versus HARDLY EVER; 2) AMONG versus AMONGST; 3) PROSPECTIVE versus PERSPECTIVE.

      • SAY IT YOURSELF (23)

        At the Cinema – In this episode, you will learn useful English phrases for going to the cinema, discover how to buy tickets, ask about showtimes, and practise speaking naturally in everyday conversations.

      • Evolution (9)

        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 chairs.

      • 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.

      • Coffee chat (56)

        In this episode, the characters will discuss current affairs on their farm and preparations for winter to learn some useful words on the topic with you.

      • Easy talk (16)

        In this episode, you'll find out what tricks the old librarian is capable of in order to instil in young readers a love of reading from a young age.

      • 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’ .

      • English 911 II (114)

        In this episode: 1) TO CLOSE versus TO SHUT; 2) TEAM versus GROUP; 3) CITY versus TOWN.

      • English 911 II (144)

        In this episode: 1) the difference between COMPLIMENT/COMPLEMENT; 2) ALREADY versus ALL READY; 3) the meaning of the abbreviation ‘NVM.’

      • 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 (62)

        In this series, we will look at the correct use of prepositions with some infinitives so that we don't make some very common mistakes.

      • English united (6)

        Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.

      • 3ways2 (9)

        In this programme: How to ask for approval in 3 different ways.

      • English in focus (45)

        In this episode, you will learn several useful set expressions with the noun ‘Glass’.

      • English 911 II (123)

        In this episode: 1) HOUSE versus HOME; 2) COMPULSIVE versus COMPULSORY; 3) an idiom WHEN PIGS FLY.

      • English 911 II (124)

        In this episode: 1) REPORTER versus JOURNALIST; 2) FEE versus FARE; 3) an idiom BREAK A LEG.

      • THE POWER OF YOU (4)

        In this episode, you will explore the “Coins” exercise and discover how simple finger movements can activate different areas of the brain. ROY explains how this activity supports fine motor skills, focus, and mental agility.

      • IDIOM KITCHEN (6)

        In this episode, you will dive into the meaning of “head in the clouds”, learn what kind of people it describes, and see how it works in everyday speech.

      • 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."

      • What did they say (4)

        In this episode: listen to the interview of a rising tennis star, Nick Kyrgios.

      • What did they say (5)

        In this episode: learn the secrets of successful filmmaking with Quentin Tarantino.

      • Wrong&right (13)

        This episode focuses on the nuances of using plurals with some common words.

      • Wrong&right (40)

        This series will show you the correct usage of some similar meaning and spelling words.

      • Grammar wise (21)

        English is easy! Watch entertaining stories and learn the English grammar! The topic of today’s episode: Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

      • City grammar (18)

        In this episode: visit King’s Cross and learn how to talk about the future.

      • City grammar (19)

        In this episode: visit fascinating Granary Square and learn how to use the words “somebody” and “something” correctly.

      • City grammar (20)

        In this episode: visit the famous Parliament Square and learn the difference between the modal verbs “must” and “have to”.

      • 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.

      • 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.

      • Art land (45)

        You will learn how to make a beautiful end simple picture using some unusual techniques with your child. Take a plastic plate, scissors and crepe paper – and we’ll end up with flowers in a vase.

      • Art land (46)

        Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will draw a branch of sakura.

      • Crafty hands II (23)

        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 dustbin.

      • Once upon a time (23)

        LAZY LINA – a story about a woman who liked to sleep a lot.

      • Word party (15)

        “Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My body”. Your kid will love it!

      • Word party (16)

        “Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My family”. Your kid will love it!

      • Life around kids (19)

        In this issue, we will be able to look into the school backpacks of our heroes and together study the words and expressions suitable to describe what they see.

      • Magic science (7)

        This episode is about hydrogen peroxide.

      • Life around kids (54)

        In this episode, you can make fun preparations for Halloween celebrations and learn a number of useful new words and phrases with the funny characters.

      • Life around kids (55)

        In this episode we will celebrate Christmas together with the characters of the project and we will be able to learn many English words and expressions on this topic.

      • Simple phrases (7)

        In this episode, you'll go ice skating on a real skating rink, learn the importance of time management, and make friends with horses on a farm.

      • Life around (87)

        In this series we will look at all the different kinds of bags and learn vocabulary units and expressions to describe their type and function.

      • Life around (88)

        In this issue we will learn the names of a variety of hats and learn a range of useful expressions.

      • Life around (89)

        This episode focuses on a variety of accessories and their correct names, as well as learning some useful English expressions.

      • Life around (90)

        In this episode, we will learn the correct names of some jewellery to spruce up our English speech.

      • Life around (91)

        In this episode, we'll learn some new football-related vocabulary, as well as memorise some useful speech patterns.

      • Life around (92)

        This episode is all about learning new expressions and vocabulary to describe everything about the game of baseball.

      • Sing&spell (13)

        In this issue, we invite you to solve fun musical riddles and learn the English names of some household pets.

      • Sing&spell (14)

        The entertaining musical puzzles in this issue will help you memorise the correct English names for some fruits.

      • Sing&spell (18)

        With the help of our song riddles in this issue, you will learn the correct English names for some popular musical instruments.

      • Get a call (36)

        The case that Detective Tracks will investigate in this episode has caused a lot of trouble for a young student who is trying hard to study. The talent of the detective and his clever assistant will help solve this difficult problem.

      • Easy talk (148)

        Can all crime be called a crime in terms of law and conscience? The answer to this question lies in the story that happened to the main character of this animated film. Let's find out its details together.

      • Easy talk (150)

        How often do judges encounter defendants who plead guilty and ask to be imprisoned themselves? In one way or another, such situations are perplexing. Let's find out the story that prompted the hero of this cartoon to such behaviour.

      • Digital world (23)

        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 (67)

        In this episode: interesting facts about prehistoric animals.

      • All about (68)

        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 (69)

        In this episode: interesting facts about technology of the future.

      • Here and there (45)

        In this episode, we will make a stop at one of the most important buildings in Germany. And it is The Bavarian State Chancellery.

      • Here and there (46)

        In this episode, we’re going to the wonderful city of Munich. The city has lots of attractions for all ages and tastes. But, there is one place where you always want to go back to. And this is The Odeonsplatz, the historical square in the center of Munich.

      • Coffee chat (35)

        In this issue, the characters discuss their weekend plans and help you remember a number of new words to describe outdoor activities on the river.

      • Coffee chat (36)

        The characters in this episode will discuss their hair preferences and introduce you to some new words on the subject.

      • Coffee chat (58)

        In this issue, we will talk about summer and everything related to it in order to learn some new useful English vocabulary.

      • Easy talk (18)

        Here, you will realize how thin the line between the real and fictional world of fiction can be.

      • Let's talk (18)

        Let's talk about fitness.

      • English in focus (39)

        In this episode, you will learn several English homophones – ‘file - phial’, ‘fat - phat’, ‘mousse - moose’.

      • What did they say (6)

        In this episode: listen to the famous motivational speech by Steve Jobs.

      • What did they say (7)

        In this episode: find out what the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, thinks about computers.

      • What did they say (8)

        In this episode: listen to interview with the owner of a London china store, Josie Firmin.

      • Business words (13)

        In this episode: fashion world.

      • Business words (14)

        In this episode: success in business.

      • 3WAYS2 part 1 (14)

        In this programme: How to express concern in 3 different ways.

      • 3WAYS2 part 1 (15)

        In this programme: How to accept apologies in 3 different ways.

      • Best of the best (13)

        Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.

      • Best of the best (14)

        Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.

      • Art land (45)

        You will learn how to make a beautiful end simple picture using some unusual techniques with your child. Take a plastic plate, scissors and crepe paper – and we’ll end up with flowers in a vase.

      • Art land (46)

        Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! We will draw a branch of sakura.

      • Crafty hands II (23)

        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 dustbin.

      • Once upon a time (23)

        LAZY LINA – a story about a woman who liked to sleep a lot.

      • Word party (15)

        “Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My body”. Your kid will love it!

      • Word party (16)

        “Word Party” – a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “My family”. Your kid will love it!

      • Life around kids (19)

        In this issue, we will be able to look into the school backpacks of our heroes and together study the words and expressions suitable to describe what they see.

      • Magic science (7)

        This episode is about hydrogen peroxide.

      • Life around kids (54)

        In this episode, you can make fun preparations for Halloween celebrations and learn a number of useful new words and phrases with the funny characters.

      • Life around kids (55)

        In this episode we will celebrate Christmas together with the characters of the project and we will be able to learn many English words and expressions on this topic.

      • Easy talk (149)

        The charaters of this series will try to find an answer to the question of how happy someone is with their work, and how other people see it from the outside. Let's watch this story together.

      • Easy talk (151)

        Many people consider themselves fans of horror and thriller films. But what happens if such a film produces an unexpected effect on even the most trained viewer? A similar story happened to the heroes of our cartoon.

      • Easy talk (48)

        In this series, you will see who and what you should really be thankful for in your life. These are the ones who bring goodness, care, and love into our lives, and the characters in this cartoon will tell you about it.

      • Easy talk (90)

        Many shops are loyal to furry friends, and customers love to take their pets with them when they go shopping. Let's find out how the furry character of this episode will behave when he has to choose groceries in a supermarket.

      • All about (70)

        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 (71)

        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 (72)

        In this episode: interesting facts about most expensive food.

      • Here and there (47)

        In this episode, we will visit the Republic of South Africa. There you will see many birds that live in one place. And this place is called Birds of Eden.

      • Here and there (48)

        In this episode, we will visit The Cango Caves, one of the most beautiful caves in the world.

      • 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.

      • 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 (9)

        Share in the lives of Londoners who have turned simple jobs into true labours of love. In this episode: meet Alex Rivers, bespoke events organizer and co-founder of Westbourne Bespoke Events.

      • What did they say (32)

        In this episode: learn about an amazing medical breakthrough with Dr. Anthony Atala.

      • What did they say (33)

        In this episode: find out more about synthetic biology with Drew Endy.

      • SAY IT YOURSELF (24)

        Complaints – In this episode, you will learn practical English phrases for making complaints politely, discover how to explain a problem and ask for a solution, and practise speaking through realistic everyday dialogues.

      • Keep fit (4)

        In this programme, 3 exercises for your upper body.

      • Wrong&right (14)

        In this series, we'll look at a number of grammatical difficulties that often confuse users.

      • Wrong&right (41)

        In this episode, we'll look at the most common mistakes in the use of certain pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs.

      • Grammar wise (22)

        English is easy! Watch entertaining stories and learn the English grammar! The topic of today’s episode: the verb ‘to be’ in the Future Simple Tense (‘will be’).

      • English is the key (10)

        In this episode: Wi-Fi access.

      • English is the key (11)

        In this episode: ordering breakfast.

      • English is the key (12)

        In this episode: asking for the tube station.

      • Simple phrases (7)

        In this episode, you'll go ice skating on a real skating rink, learn the importance of time management, and make friends with horses on a farm.

      • Life around (87)

        In this series we will look at all the different kinds of bags and learn vocabulary units and expressions to describe their type and function.

      • Life around (88)

        In this issue we will learn the names of a variety of hats and learn a range of useful expressions.

      • Life around (89)

        This episode focuses on a variety of accessories and their correct names, as well as learning some useful English expressions.

      • Life around (90)

        In this episode, we will learn the correct names of some jewellery to spruce up our English speech.

      • Life around (91)

        In this episode, we'll learn some new football-related vocabulary, as well as memorise some useful speech patterns.

      • Life around (92)

        This episode is all about learning new expressions and vocabulary to describe everything about the game of baseball.

      • Sing&spell (13)

        In this issue, we invite you to solve fun musical riddles and learn the English names of some household pets.

      • Sing&spell (14)

        The entertaining musical puzzles in this issue will help you memorise the correct English names for some fruits.

      • Sing&spell (18)

        With the help of our song riddles in this issue, you will learn the correct English names for some popular musical instruments.

      • Get a call (36)

        The case that Detective Tracks will investigate in this episode has caused a lot of trouble for a young student who is trying hard to study. The talent of the detective and his clever assistant will help solve this difficult problem.

      • Coffee chat (37)

        This episode is about whether the characters like wearing beards, and what lexical items might be useful to discuss this topic.

      • Coffee chat (38)

        In this issue, the characters will discuss a breakdown in the house and how to fix it, as well as introduce you to a number of useful new words.

      • Coffee chat (59)

        The characters in this episode will chat about autumn and how they relate to the season in light of their activities to help you remember some words.

      • Easy talk (19)

        In this episode, you will learn the rules of behaviour in the library reading room and get to know its visitors better.

      • Let's talk (19)

        Let's talk about sleep.

      • English in focus (44)

        In this episode, you will learn several English homophones – ‘where – we’re - were’.

      • What did they say (9)

        In this episode: listen to the interview with the music legend, Quincy Jones.

      • What did they say (10)

        In this episode: listen to the speech of the founder of Kickstarter, Perry Chen.

      • What did they say (11)

        In this episode: listen to the speech of the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.

      • 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.

      • Business words (13)

        In this episode: fashion world.

      • Business words (14)

        In this episode: success in business.

      • 3WAYS2 part 1 (14)

        In this programme: How to express concern in 3 different ways.

      • 3WAYS2 part 1 (15)

        In this programme: How to accept apologies in 3 different ways.

      • Best of the best (13)

        Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.

      • Best of the best (14)

        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 (9)

        Share in the lives of Londoners who have turned simple jobs into true labours of love. In this episode: meet Alex Rivers, bespoke events organizer and co-founder of Westbourne Bespoke Events.

      • What did they say (32)

        In this episode: learn about an amazing medical breakthrough with Dr. Anthony Atala.

      • What did they say (33)

        In this episode: find out more about synthetic biology with Drew Endy.

      • SAY IT YOURSELF (24)

        Complaints – In this episode, you will learn practical English phrases for making complaints politely, discover how to explain a problem and ask for a solution, and practise speaking through realistic everyday dialogues.

      • Keep fit (4)

        In this programme, 3 exercises for your upper body.

      • Coffee chat (35)

        In this issue, the characters discuss their weekend plans and help you remember a number of new words to describe outdoor activities on the river.

      • Coffee chat (36)

        The characters in this episode will discuss their hair preferences and introduce you to some new words on the subject.

      • Coffee chat (58)

        In this issue, we will talk about summer and everything related to it in order to learn some new useful English vocabulary.

      • Easy talk (18)

        Here, you will realize how thin the line between the real and fictional world of fiction can be.

      • Let's talk (18)

        Let's talk about fitness.

      • English in focus (39)

        In this episode, you will learn several English homophones – ‘file - phial’, ‘fat - phat’, ‘mousse - moose’.

      • What did they say (6)

        In this episode: listen to the famous motivational speech by Steve Jobs.

      • What did they say (7)

        In this episode: find out what the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, thinks about computers.

      • What did they say (8)

        In this episode: listen to interview with the owner of a London china store, Josie Firmin.

      • Easy talk (148)

        Can all crime be called a crime in terms of law and conscience? The answer to this question lies in the story that happened to the main character of this animated film. Let's find out its details together.

      • Easy talk (150)

        How often do judges encounter defendants who plead guilty and ask to be imprisoned themselves? In one way or another, such situations are perplexing. Let's find out the story that prompted the hero of this cartoon to such behaviour.

      • Digital world (23)

        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 (67)

        In this episode: interesting facts about prehistoric animals.

      • All about (68)

        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 (69)

        In this episode: interesting facts about technology of the future.

      • Here and there (45)

        In this episode, we will make a stop at one of the most important buildings in Germany. And it is The Bavarian State Chancellery.

      • Here and there (46)

        In this episode, we’re going to the wonderful city of Munich. The city has lots of attractions for all ages and tastes. But, there is one place where you always want to go back to. And this is The Odeonsplatz, the historical square in the center of Munich.

      • 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 (37)

        This episode is about whether the characters like wearing beards, and what lexical items might be useful to discuss this topic.

      • Coffee chat (38)

        In this issue, the characters will discuss a breakdown in the house and how to fix it, as well as introduce you to a number of useful new words.

      • Coffee chat (59)

        The characters in this episode will chat about autumn and how they relate to the season in light of their activities to help you remember some words.

      • Easy talk (19)

        In this episode, you will learn the rules of behaviour in the library reading room and get to know its visitors better.

      • Let's talk (19)

        Let's talk about sleep.

      • English in focus (44)

        In this episode, you will learn several English homophones – ‘where – we’re - were’.

      • What did they say (9)

        In this episode: listen to the interview with the music legend, Quincy Jones.

      • What did they say (10)

        In this episode: listen to the speech of the founder of Kickstarter, Perry Chen.

      • What did they say (11)

        In this episode: listen to the speech of the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.

      • Wrong&right (14)

        In this series, we'll look at a number of grammatical difficulties that often confuse users.

      • Wrong&right (41)

        In this episode, we'll look at the most common mistakes in the use of certain pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs.

      • Grammar wise (22)

        English is easy! Watch entertaining stories and learn the English grammar! The topic of today’s episode: the verb ‘to be’ in the Future Simple Tense (‘will be’).

      • English is the key (10)

        In this episode: Wi-Fi access.

      • English is the key (11)

        In this episode: ordering breakfast.

      • English is the key (12)

        In this episode: asking for the tube station.

      • 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.