Author Archives: Paolo T

5 Ways to Say You’ve Changed Your Mind

Posted on Monday - February 7, 2022 by Paolo T

5 WAYS TO SAY YOU’VE CHANGED YOUR MIND 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 month here. ~Jeff P.S. … Continue reading →

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What Does “First Step” Mean?

Posted on Wednesday - February 2, 2022 by Paolo T

For more on “the first step,” see our Daily English # 150 – Volunteer Work. 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 … Continue reading →

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What Does “To Stay With” Mean?

Posted on Wednesday - February 2, 2022 by Paolo T

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Speak English Mini: What does “To turn out” mean?

Posted on Tuesday - February 1, 2022 by Paolo T

Listen to Daily English #121 – Cooking Dinner for more on “to turn out.” Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Try our new “Speak English with ESLPod” podcast subscription on Apple Podcasts. Want even MORE English? … Continue reading →

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5 Angry Ways of Saying Goodbye… Forever!

Posted on Monday - January 31, 2022 by Paolo T

5 ANGRY WAYS OF SAYING GOODBYE… FOREVER! Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Choose from more than 1800 daily and cultural English lessons with our Unlimited English Membership. Listen to as many lessons as you want … Continue reading →

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What Does “Side Trip” Mean?

Posted on Wednesday - January 26, 2022 by Paolo T

Listen to Daily English #138 – Hotel Tour Desk for more on “side trip.” Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Try our new “Speak English with ESLPod” podcast subscription on Apple Podcasts. Want even MORE English? … Continue reading →

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Speak English Mini: What Does “Tongue-Tied” Mean?

Posted on Tuesday - January 25, 2022 by Paolo T

Listen to Daily English #108 – Asking Someone Out for more on “tongue-tied.” Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Try our new “Speak English with ESLPod” podcast subscription on Apple Podcasts: Want even MORE English? Try … Continue reading →

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What Does “In Need” Mean?

Posted on Monday - January 24, 2022 by Paolo T

Listen to Daily English #150 – Volunteer Work for more on “in need.” Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Choose from more than 1800 daily and cultural English lessons with our Unlimited English Membership. Listen to … Continue reading →

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What Does “To Get a Line On” Mean?

Posted on Wednesday - January 19, 2022 by Paolo T

Listen to Daily English #139 – Job Layoffs for more on “to get a line on.” Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Try our new “Speak English with ESLPod” podcast subscription on Apple Podcasts Want even … Continue reading →

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Speak English Mini: What Does “To Take Stock” Mean?

Posted on Tuesday - January 18, 2022 by Paolo T

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