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Episode 1

FromEverybody ESL

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36 minutes

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Aug 30, 2017

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The first episode of the Everybody ESL podcast introduces some basic American English small talk, a grammar topic about adjectives, vocabulary related to eclipses, a listening quiz, and more. (There's even a joke about snakes!) The Everybody ESL podcast is a great way to learn English words and grammar as you gain confidence in your English skills.

Released:

Aug 30, 2017

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The podcast for everybody who wants to improve their English, practice their English, or just learn more English. (Contact Ben with questions about English or private tutoring: EverybodyESL@gmail.com)

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Episode 19 by Everybody ESL
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Episode 1: Eclipse vocabulary, how to be bored, small talk, a joke about snakes, and more. by Everybody ESL
36 min listen
Episode 10: Strange old expressions you might encounter, what to do if you forget someone’s name, a useful lesson about prepositions, a listening quiz, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
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Episode 7 (mini): A mini episode about a useful English expression: “going through the motions.” Can you guess what it means? Listen to this quick episode, and it will all make sense. by Everybody ESL
5 min listen
Episode 12: Vocabulary about getting sick, how to tell somebody that they dropped something, a short lesson about the simple past and the present perfect, a listening quiz, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
24 min listen
Episode 4: Cat vocabulary, asking for things at the grocery store, tongue twisters, a joke about crocodiles, and more. by Everybody ESL
24 min listen
Episode 28 (mini): A mini episode about the interesting idiom “wild goose chase.” by Everybody ESL
6 min listen
Episode 14: Two lessons about phrasal verbs: a grammar topic and a vocabulary list. Even the Joke of the Week includes phrasal verbs! There’s also a small talk topic, a listening quiz, and more. by Everybody ESL
22 min listen
Episode 6: Kindergarten confusion, a listening quiz about a bad date, airplane vocabulary, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
24 min listen
Episode 13 (mini): A mini episode about the English idiom “on the back burner.” What’s a back burner? And what does it mean if we put something there? by Everybody ESL
5 min listen
Episode 9 (mini): A mini episode about an English expression that is often misunderstood: “fast friends.” After this episode, you might know something most native English speakers don’t know! by Everybody ESL
6 min listen
Episode 61: Vocabulary about different periods of time, a quick discussion about some unusual contractions, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. by Everybody ESL
25 min listen
Episode 11 (mini): A mini episode that looks at the difference between “fun” and “funny,” two words that English learners often have trouble with. by Everybody ESL
5 min listen
Episode 2: What to do when people say “Thank you,” getting clean, the power of "did", a corn joke, and more. by Everybody ESL
26 min listen
Episode 38: Staying-inside-and-keeping-warm vocabulary, Part 4 of our series about “would,” how to handle it when you think you recognize a stranger, the Joke of the Week, a vocab quiz, and more. by Everybody ESL
21 min listen
Episode 8: Some good car and driving vocabulary, a listening quiz, some thoughts on why English textbooks are wrong, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
23 min listen
Episode 5 (mini) by Everybody ESL
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Episode 24 (mini): A mini episode where we learn a useful English idiom: “in the nick of time.” by Everybody ESL
6 min listen
Episode 22 (mini): A mini episode where we learn an interesting English idiom: “to steal someone’s thunder.” by Everybody ESL
5 min listen
Episode 17: A quick lesson about articles (one of the trickiest features of English), Halloween vocabulary, the Joke of the Week, a listening quiz, and more. by Everybody ESL
26 min listen
Episode 30 (mini): A mini episode about the interesting expression “the Midas touch.” by Everybody ESL
5 min listen
Episode 34: Some good vocabulary for the new year, Part 2 of our series about “would,” the easy way to say no, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
22 min listen
Episode 36: Cold weather vocabulary, Part 3 of our series about “would,” good ways to ask people to repeat themselves, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
21 min listen
Episode 3 (mini): A mini episode about a mysterious English expression: "in one fell swoop." What does it mean? Where does it come from? How do you use it? by Everybody ESL
10 min listen
Episode 15 (mini): A mini episode that looks at the difference between “issue” and “problem,” two similar words that you can easily learn to use correctly. by Everybody ESL
6 min listen
Episode 21: Rain vocabulary, a grammar lesson about contractions, super-important advice about public bathrooms, the Joke of the Week, and more. by Everybody ESL
23 min listen
Episode 23 by Everybody ESL
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Episode 42: Comparatives and superlatives, asking where the bathroom is, interesting vocabulary, the Joke of the Week, a quiz, and more. by Everybody ESL
26 min listen
Episode 20 (mini): A mini episode where we talk about “see,” “look at,” and “watch.” These are very similar, and English learners often find them tricky. by Everybody ESL
9 min listen
Episode 26 (mini): A mini episode about misunderstood lyrics and one of the most famous songs of the 1960s. by Everybody ESL
5 min listen

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Episode 359 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the expression “If I do say so myself.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 358 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the expression “Be my guest.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 357 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn how to use the expression “Tell me about it.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 356 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn something that confuses many native English speakers: how to use the words “lie” and “lay.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 355 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the phrase “the ins and outs.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 354 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the phrase “for starters.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 353 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the expression “around the corner.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 352 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the expression “no ifs, ands, or buts.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 351 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the expression “stumble upon.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 350 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn a strange (but very common) way to use the word “head.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 349 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the phrase “hit the spot.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 348 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the phrase “beg to differ.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 347 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the idioms “to luck out” and “to luck into.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 346 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the idiom “get going” (and a related construction). by Everybody ESL
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Episode 345 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the common idiom “ring a bell.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 344 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the common phrase “in charge of.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 343 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the idiom “all over the map.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 342 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn what it means when someone is described as “the total package.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 341 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the useful, but possibly confusing, phrase “every other.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 340 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the useful phrase “When you get right down to it.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 339 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the useful phrase “to have no idea.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 338 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn how to say that you have a good opinion about someone. by Everybody ESL
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Episode 337 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the idiom “in my book.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 336 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the common phrase “can’t stand.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 335 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the interesting and useful idiom “sit tight.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 334 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the useful expression “to drift apart.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 333 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the useful expression “day job.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 332 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the common expression “At the end of the day.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 331 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn the interesting expression “fingers crossed.” by Everybody ESL
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Episode 330 (mini): In this mini episode, you will learn an interesting way to use the word “wheel.” by Everybody ESL
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