Head to the Beach (Eavesdropping)

“Today, I decided to soak up the sun instead of swimming.” —Ebaby!’s Kat, speaking about relaxing in the sunshine -- View this and other great English lessons at English, baby! https://www.englishbaby.com/ 

Last weekend was the Fourth of July, and what better way is there to celebrate the birth of the U.S.A. than going on a picnic? Whether it’s at the beach or in the park, Americans love to combine soaking up some sun with eating some grub. Since the weather is usually nice on the F ...  Show more

It's hard to know if we really need a language teacher or not at the different stages of language learning so in this video I wanted to talk a bit about what I have learnt over the years as an English teacher and a language student.

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Guess what! This lesson is all about conversational phrases in American English. And maybe you’re wondering…can I find a lesson like this in a book? Not exactly. “How come?,”you may ask. How come indeed. Let’s check it out.For this English lesson, I’m going to show you how to sou ...  Show more

In this English lesson, I tell a story about how my daughter, my son, my wife, and I have all had to quarantine since the beginning of the school year.  While I tell this story, I explain how you can use the following expressions: "I'm bummed," "What a bummer," "There's always a ...  Show more

Although it might be normal to say "what" in your native language when you don't understand someone, it is considered very rude by native English speakers, so you want to avoid doing this. In this episode, I give you several phrases you can use so you don't sound rude to other ...