The ESLPod Blog (page 62)
- Life in the United States
Test Your Creative Potential
Why are some people more creative (able to think of new and original ideas) than others?
- How to Learn English
The Narrow Way to Improve Your English
Last week I gave a couple of tips on how to improve your English. If you haven’t read that, please read that now . (I’ll wait for you . . .)
- Books and Reading
Top 2 Tips on Reading English the Easy Way
Listen and reading are the two main (most important) ways to improve your English.
- Life in the United States
Who Wants to Wash My Car?
I mean, it has a lot of dirt and dust on the outside.
- Language & Terms
Speak English by Killing Birds and Beating Horses
I don’t like animals, especially cats. If you’ve listened to our old podcasts and current Daily English lessons, you probably know that already.
- Life in the United States
Congrats to the Grads!
June is the month for graduations, the completion of studies, both for high school and college/university students.
- News and Current Events
Headline English: Tit-for-Tat
Today’s Headline English comes from a recent editorial (opinion article) in the Los Angeles Times newspaper:
- Uncategorized
Pizza Party in the U.S.A.
We love it so much that there are actually TWO pizza museums in the U.S. One is in Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) and is part of a pizza restaurant.
- Language & Terms
How to Say “No”
There are several commonly-used ways to say “no” in conversation when responding to a suggestion, request, invitation, or something similar.
