#341 Are You Being Rude in English?

#341 Are You Being Rude in English?

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#379 Stop Confusing “Used To” and “Would”

Being able to talk about the past naturally in English is really important to sounding natural, and in this episode, we explore the use of "Used to" and "Would", which can both be used to talk about past habits that are no longer true.There is a small difference between them, and ...  Show more

#378 Unpopular Opinions That Might Get Me Cancelled

I go through a varied list of different opinions that I think the vast majority of people will disagree with - perhaps even think I'm insane for having them! For each opinion, I share some words and expressions, and I'd love to hear your thoughts too. Are there any that you actua ...  Show more

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