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Language is constantly evolving, and one of the most noticeable changes in modern English is the move towards gender-neutral vocabulary. In this episode, we'll explore how English has developed from gender-specific words like fireman and policeman to more inclusive terms like fir ...  Show more

Today's episode is inspired by a message from one of our listeners who's been exploring concessive clauses—and finding them a bit tricky to use naturally in conversation. If you've ever wondered how to say things like "Strange as it may seem" or "Try as he might" without getting ...  Show more

It just turned fall a few days ago, and that got me thinking about fall vocabulary. And, because it’s been a few weeks since we’ve looked at phrasal verbs on the podcast, today we’re going to dive into some phrasal verbs using the word fall. These are super useful and common in e ...  Show more

I went over my notes today and after reading over everything I found out that we haven't run through any phrasal verbs here in a while. Have we fallen behind, or is it just that I’ve been mixing things up. Phrasal verbs are a huge part of English, especially spoken English and to ...  Show more

You can make one, take one, and extend one, but what other verbs can we use with the 'noun' trip? Learn verbs that collocate with 'trip' with Phil in this podcast.TRANSCRIPT Find a free transcript for this episode and more programmes to help you with your English at: https://www. ...  Show more

Welcome to Episode #1 of The Real Life English with Gabby Podcast! In this episode, I'll be teaching you 25 eating and drinking slang words, phrasal verbs, and expressions commonly used in American English. The episode includes two stories that will teach you these vocabu ...