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What does poverty really mean? When we hear the word poverty, I think many of us imagine extreme situations, like homelessness, starvation, or people living in very poor conditions. But poverty is far more complex, and far more widespread, than we often realise. According to the ...  Show more

Do you know how to ask great questions? A few years ago, back in 2022, I released an episode called How to Ask Better Questions in English. And today’s episode is an update to that original one. The core idea is the same, because it’s still important, but a lot has changed since ...  Show more

In order to have real conversations in English you must study the phrases that English speakers ACTUALLY use. Phrases from a textbook won't cut it. You will be asking English speakers "what?" quite frequently if you don't know the idioms in today's lesson. Let me teach you 14 ...

In this week’s Episode of the English Vocabulary Help podcast, I will teach you idioms that are related to cars… These idioms are also super useful in your daily conversations. I will give you the common phrases and examples so that you can advance your English with these phra ...

In this episode, we'll explain what idioms are and how they have both literal and figurative meanings. Idioms are phrases that have a special meaning that is different from the words' actual definitions. We'll explore popular idioms, find out where ...

Learn some useful idioms about people you can use in your everyday language in a new English Express episode—a podcast from English Plus Podcast Network. Read the transcript and learn more on https://englishpluspodcast.com/english-express-idioms-about-people/ Become a patron on P ...  Show more