Hosted by Neil Fitzgerald · EN · 8 episodes
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Quick hacks and handy shortcuts to improve your English skills. Do get in touch with any questions about learning English: englishtipsandtricks@protonmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Neil Fitzgerald hosts English Tips and Tricks, a education show with 8 episodes published.
Another new series - First Pages ... a read-through and discussion of meaning and new vocabulary of the openings of famous novels, for B1+/B2 learners aiming for proficiency, hopefully giving you the confidence to read o
Show notesTwo handy little sentence starters today for awkward or interesting moments in a conversation. Transcript and key vocab here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yYyixdp2e0beMfWOxfuWYADeP5oPgkmC/view?usp=sharing Get in touc
Show notesIn today's episode, we continue a new series called 'Colourful Language', looking at how to swear like a native speaker in English. In this second episode, we'll be looking at the word 'bloody' and how it's used in popul
Show notesAnother new series - Zombie English... giving idioms and vocabulary from zombie films, like the excellent Shaun of the Dead. Today's idiom is 'Wait for things to blow over'. Transcript and key vocabulary in the episode:
Show notesAnother new series - How to talk about... giving key vocabulary about current topics like AI, Donald Trump and today, heatwaves. Transcript and key vocabulary in the episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UTBUs6EuqPGV
Show notesIn today's episode, we start a new series called 'Colourful Language', looking at how to swear like a native speaker in English. In this first episode, we'll be looking at the word 'damn' and how it's used in popular fil
Show notesReading can be a great way to improve your English and build vocabulary - just make sure you choose the right book! Links: Penguin Readers: https://www.penguinreaders.co.uk/books/excerpt: https://dictionary.cambridge.org
Show notesThe most self-defeating episode ever? Or a really useful pro-tip to help you improve your listening skills? You decide! Vocabulary links: Chore definition: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/chore Natura
Show notesA handy little sentence starter for questions that seek to understand the reason for something. Useful vocab from today's episode: How come dictionary definition: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/how-c
Show notesWhy is everything being called something-adjacent these days? What is its meaning and should you try using it? Links: The New York Times article cited: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/16/style/are-you-adjacent.htmlMerria
Show notesLife's but a walking shadow...and some other useful metaphors that could help spice up your English! Do get in touch with any questions about English: englishtipsandtricks@protonmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr
Show notesIn this episode, we'll look at a useful little sentence starter for a very specific occasion. If you have any questions or comments, do get in touch: englishtipsandtricks@protonmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri
Show notesToday, we’ll take a quick look at sentences starting with the word what. You’ll be used to seeing What being used as a question word, such as in the question, such as What’s up? But what can also be used as a sentence st
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English Tips and Tricks is hosted by Neil Fitzgerald. The show is categorised under education (language) and has published 8 episodes.
English Tips and Tricks has published 8 episodes.
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