Monthly Archives: February 2023

Say It Right!

Posted on Friday - February 10, 2023 by Paolo T

Which one is correct? I’m often _______ my sister. We look a lot alike! A. Mistaken about B. Seen by mistake C. Make a mistake D. Mistaken for Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? We have … Continue reading →

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4 British Versus American Terms for Clothes

Posted on Thursday - February 9, 2023 by Paolo T

4 BRITISH VERSUS AMERICAN TERMS FOR CLOTHES This video will give you the answer! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 … Continue reading →

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4 Ways to Say You’re Nervous

Posted on Wednesday - February 8, 2023 by Paolo T

4 WAYS TO SAY YOU’RE NERVOUS Learn the answer in this short video! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 lessons … Continue reading →

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What Does “Need I Say More” Mean?

Posted on Wednesday - February 8, 2023 by Paolo T

WHAT DOES “NEED I SAY MORE” MEAN? Learn the answer in this short video! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 … Continue reading →

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4 Ways to Offer Help

Posted on Tuesday - February 7, 2023 by Paolo T

4 WAYS TO OFFER HELP Learn the answer in this short video! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 lessons every … Continue reading →

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Say It Right!

Posted on Tuesday - February 7, 2023 by Paolo T

WHICH ONE IS CORRECT? Do you think I need to _______ to meet my girlfriend’s parents? A. Jump up B. Tie up C. Dress up D. Light up Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? We have … Continue reading →

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Ask the Professor – What Does “That Ship Has Sailed” Mean?

Posted on Monday - February 6, 2023 by Paolo T

WHAT DOES “THAT SHIP HAS SAILED” MEAN? Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English from ESLPod.com. Get more than 1,800 lessons in our Unlimited English option here. Or subscribe to … Continue reading →

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Is “Root Beer” Really Beer?

Posted on Monday - February 6, 2023 by Paolo T

IS “ROOT BEER” REALLY BEER? Watch this video to find out! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English from ESLPod.com. Get more than 1,800 lessons in our Unlimited English option … Continue reading →

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Say It Right!

Posted on Friday - February 3, 2023 by Paolo T

Which one is the correct answer? Don’t be _______ Dean’s bad manners. He’s actually a really nice person. A. Put upon by B. Put up with C. Put off by D. Put down by Looking for an easy, convenient way … Continue reading →

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Ask the Professor – What’s the Difference Between “Cut Off” and “Cut Out” ?

Posted on Thursday - February 2, 2023 by Paolo T

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “CUT OFF” AND “CUT OUT” ? Watch this short video to find out! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English from ESLPod.com. Get more than 1,800 … Continue reading →

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