744 : Topical English Vocabulary Lesson With ...

Are you stuck in the "English student" trap? You know enough grammar, you've studied vocabulary for years, but something still holds you back from speaking confidently. The problem isn't your English level — it's your identity.In this episode, I reveal why upper-intermediate lear ...  Show more

Ever wonder why your English feels "off" even though your grammar is perfect? This episode reveals the hidden layer of American communication that textbooks never teach—the unspoken rules, rhythms, and cultural codes that native speakers use automatically.We explore five game-cha ...  Show more

Renewable energy and sustainable technologies are pivotal in shaping a sustainable future. This article delves into the societal impacts of these technologies, utilizing passive voice to describe processes inherent in their development and deployment. Grammar Point Covered The pa ...  Show more

A special interview with one of the great minds of the Energy Transition. Dr. Doug Arent is the Executive Director of Strategic Public– Private Partnerships at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado, U.S and Distinguished Fellow, World Economic Forum.   He j ...  Show more

First up in our energy series: solar! How do we harness the energy from the sun to produce electricity? Why should we? What are the environmental impacts?   Resources for this episode: National Renewable Energy Laboratory How Does Solar Work (energy.gov) End of Life Solar Panels: ...  Show more

Xem nội dung bài nghe ở đây nhaaa! Kết nối với mình qua FB: https://www.facebook.com/callum.nguyen/ Right now, the biggest source of energy (nguồn năng lượng lớn nhất) in the world is fossil fuel (nhiên liệu hóa thạch) . Fossil fuels are oil, gas, and coal (dầu, khí ga, và than) ...  Show more