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When you are waiting for something important, the expression "no news is good news" can be really comforting. Learn more about this English expression today, and find out why it is so common to use about healthcare in American culture.
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In your workplace you probably have to work on a team. In this bonus episode you'll get new vocabulary for talking about teamwork in English plus find out how to get your business English level in 2 minutes with our simple quiz.
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Today, we answer a listener's question about online English tutors. Listen in for our answers, and get tons of ways to connect with your English tutor in your first meeting to build a strong connection.
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How can you talk about the things that have been happening for a long time in English? Today get this classic connection skill to refer to the past and things that have been going on for a while in English.
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Find out what to listen for when the person you are talking to quotes or summarizes what someone else said in English. Listen today so that you'll be ready to respond with confidence in your next English conversation.
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Let's face it, you need to expand your English vocabulary. In today's episode you'll get 6 new expressions that have to do with the face. Get new ways to get your point across with fun face vocabulary.
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Understanding language is a two-way street! Today get new and high-level ways to make sure you understand what you're hearing and further the conversation in a smart way.
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Today we show you a winning English expression to use when you just don't want to go somewhere. Find out how natives use it to sound more interesting today.
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In many situations, especially challenging situations, you may have times when you want to make plans for a negative scenario and express that you don't want something to happen. How can you say it in English and build the human connection? Find out today.
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Today learn a common English phrase that natives use when they give advice plus Lindsay and Michelle talk about the importance of mentors and getting clear words of wisdom when you make a big decision in life.
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Today we answer a great question from our listener- how and when can you use the words never and ever in English and can you ever use them in a sentence together? Find out all of the details you need today.
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This isn't heavy lifting! Today find out how to take phrases you might hear in the gym and apply them to other situations in English. This is the sign of a high-level speaker so listen to get the skill today.
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Speaking is not the only way to build connection. In today's episode we show you a clip of a group conversation with our team and we highlight three ways in which you can support the speaker in a fast group conversation for a great connection in English.
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Today we answer a listener question. What is the difference between do it yourself and do it by yourself in English? Find out today and get many ways to use both expressions in English.
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