Direct vs Indirect Discourse and Compound Nou...

In this episode, amidst my son’s loud objections, we discuss the subtle difference between bilmemek and bilememek. We also explain the translation of “lost and found” in Turkish. 

In this episode, we will talk about a question our fellow listener Nevanaci posed. In Turkish, there are words that sound the same but mean different things. In this episode, you’ll hear some examples. 

Join my English Speaking Club- http://alesasenglish.com/uncategorized/english-speaking-club/ In this podcast I share with you three more phrasal verbs; pull apart, look ahead, and make do with, with definitions and example sentences. Post your example sentences in the comment sec ...  Show more

Join my English Speaking Club- http://alesasenglish.com/uncategorized/english-speaking-club/ In this podcast I share with you some more phrasal verbs. This week we talk about cut back/dial back/ draw back, keep at it, and been around. As always I give you definitions and example ...  Show more

Join my English Speaking Club- http://alesasenglish.com/uncategorized/english-speaking-club/ In this podcast I share with you some more phrasal verbs. This week we talk about pull back, look out, make it up to. As always I give you definitions and example sentences. definitions a ...  Show more

I had a listener question about Phrasal Verbs and why some of them use prepositions even though the meaning seems to be the same without them.Can we say "Check it" and "Check it out"? What's the difference?I break down this question in detail and also talk about the difference be ...  Show more