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Today we learn how to spice up your English conversations with this English vocabulary lesson. Let’s be honest, nobody wants to be boring or perceived as boring! So how do you move on from a limited but practical English vocabulary to an interesting vocabulary? Well, you pick the words you are likely to use the most in everyday conversations, and you learn synonyms for them. For example, in lesson 498 we took the word “Good”, a word you will probably use all the time when speaking English, and we elaborated that into more interesting and engaging alternative list words. Today we do the same for the adjective “Big”, and as usual we will give lots of explanations and examples to help you with when to best use the alternatives!
Do you remember watching Downton Abbey, Sherlock? How about the Harry Potter films? Most of the actors in these great TV programs and films speak using Received Pronunciation (RP). That’s not to say RP is better than other British accents. It’s just RP is an accent that the world has listened to and understands, easily. Which is something all new English language learners should want. So listen to this podcast and find out what makes RP different.
Hi there. In today’s English speaking practice podcast, I’m going to look at two different parts of English fluency. Did you know that there are two types of fluency? Mental and physical. We are going to explain both types of fluency, and share with you some easy to do exercises that will help you improve both mental and physical fluency.
When learning to speak English clearly, tongue twisters are great practice. Tongue twisters will help you master the art of correct diction by exercising the intricate muscles in your mouth. This type of exercise forces you to slow down and think about how you are going to shape your mouth to achieve the sounds you need. Tongue twisters are difficult but can also be fun. If you're watching on YouTube or Spotify, then you also get to see me struggling to say them.
Welcome back to our English speaking series! In this lesson, we'll ensure that your English speaking is not only proficient but also understandable to your listeners. After all, what's the point of learning a new language if you can't communicate effectively? This lesson is designed to benefit all English language learners, including those preparing for the IELTS speaking test. Don't miss out on our future English lessons - subscribe now and take your English speaking skills to the next level!
IELTS speaking practice, for people targeting band 7 and above. For those who don’t know what IELTS is, well it’s an internationally recognised English testing system that assesses your English language skills in four areas: speaking, listening, reading and writing. They give each of these skills a band score between 0-9, 9 being the best you can get.
