Hosted by Clark and Miller · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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The Clark and Miller English podcast is a fun, innovative and exciting way to learn English. Join us and see English in ways you've never seen English before. Follow Gabriel's English "hot takes" and really FEEL English naturally and comfortably. Listen to interviews with some of the world's best teachers. Get involved and join the community ... and have a laugh while you're doing it.
Clark and Miller hosts The Clark and Miller English Podcast, a education show with 46 episodes published.
In this episode I look at how you can use images effectively in the classroom and give your students more of those "a-ha" moments. Through a job posting in a small Russian village, via a polyglot war hero, past split bra
Have you ever really thought about how some words you use to describe others are a bit ... rude? Have you ever noticed the words you use to describe groups of people you don't like? Have you ever noticed that the word fo
In this interview, I talk to Chris Walker, a long-serving teacher at International House and author of English is a Simple Language. Join us on our quest to “get to the bottom of it all,” examining and uncovering the und
They lied! They all lied to you! Well, some of them did. What am I talking about? I’m talking about the people who told you that “We use ‘some’ for positive sentences and ‘any’ for negative and question sentences.” Sure.
Have you ever corrected your student for making a "mistake" that you make yourself? In that case, is it a mistake? Are they mistakes when the same features are used by speakers of English in Kachru's outer and even expan
In this episode, I talk to my dad, Peter, about slang. We also play a game where I try to guess the meaning of slang terms from the ’40s (his generation), and he tries to guess the meaning of slang terms from the ’90s (m
A very phrasal verby chat with Rob from English with Rob. We talk about: - the best way to learn phrasal verbs; - our favourite bands and whether auto-tune is evil or a really good idea; - the dreaded pandemic and how we
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In this episode, I talk to the super-thoughtful Emma from The Procrastination Podcast and Pronunciation with Emma. And, yes! We talk about swearing in English. Lots of f***ing swearing! Join us in this fascinating conver
Today, I share three of my "hot takes" about English. - Do we ever use "will" with "if" (e.g. “If I will be at the party …”)? When? And when can't we use it? Why? - Why do we use “some” in sentences like “I got some brea
In this episode, I take a dive into 10 common English proverbs. Wait! What’s a proverb? A proverb is basically an idiom you use to give advice or even share some wisdom. Examples? Well, today we’re looking at: Two’s comp
Should we use L1 in the English classroom? Is there a problem with discrimination against non-native English teachers? Is taking the Cambridge DELTA a good idea? Why is Zdenek's cat so weird ... and it's not even his cat
It's always the same: The same mistakes. Again and again. Mistakes like: “We’ve got more five tickets left.” “We work four days in a week in August.” “I want that my kids go to a public school.” “Thank you that you helpe
Have you ever walked away from an English lesson saying, “What?! How?! Why does this language have to be so complicated?!” If you’ve felt like this, you’ve either just walked out of a lesson on reported speech, or you we
Why is the past tense not the past tense? Why are "done," "swum" and "gone" just adjectives dressing up as verbs so they can get into a "verbs only" party? How do you hide yourself in a sentence that isn't about you? And
If you're anything like me, then you love cooking. Also, if you're anything like me, you have a weird fear of frogs and a passion for experimental music. But let's talk about cooking! How often do you find yourself shari
Here's a question for you: Do you need grammar to understand what people are saying? Really? What about this sign I saw in a posh restaurant? "No shirt. No tie. No service." No grammar, right? But we totally understand w
A mad, mad story about a live sex show, uncomfortable bars and an elephant walking down the street. In this podcast episode, I talk to Martin from Rock 'n' Roll English about that time he went to Thailand without doing A
I talk to Luke from Luke’s English Podcast – one of the longest-running ESL podcasts – about one of our favourite topics: comedy. We discuss our favourite British sitcoms and comedians. We also look at how you can improv
In this interview, I discuss pragmatics and pragmatic competence with Andreas Grundtvig, author of "English is Context," a new book for teachers and learners about English pragmatics. This is a big one! And we talk about
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