Abimbola Osodi

Eloquence with Abimbola

Your voice is your power, and it’s time to use it with confidence. Eloquence with Abimbola helps individuals overcome fear, self-doubt, and hesitation to become confident English speakers. Discover how speaking confidently unlocks career opportunities, elevates your personal brand, and empowers you to show up boldly—whether online, at work, or in daily conversations. Each episode offers practical strategies, insights, and mindset shifts to help you communicate with clarity and courage. It’s more than just English—it’s about unlocking your true potential.

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Abimbola Osodi

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Education

Podcast-Website

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14. Jan 2025

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Between... and...; from... to... 14.07.2021

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Hubby Vs. Hobby (#writeitright) 13.07.2021

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How to Use Verbs with Interrogative Pronouns 08.06.2021

To correctly use verbs like DO, DOES HAVE and HAS in sentences (beginning) with WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY, HOW, THERE etc, check the noun or pronoun being referred to in the sentence. Same basic rule applies — singular nouns + singular verbs; plural nouns + plural verbs. For more in-depth explanations on verbs, numbers and tenses, check the Eloquent Elites Community on Facebook.

Christ Is Risen or He Has Risen? 01.04.2021

"Rise" and "arise" are often mixed up in daily use. The most daunting task, however, is using them correctly during the Easter period. Listen to this podcast episode to find the correct ways of using the forms of "rise" and "arise" as well as how to say your Easter greetings properly.

C'mon Vs. Common (How to Use Them Correctly) 28.01.2021

"C'mon" is the shortened version of the phrase "come on". It is used to encourage someone, urge a person to take an action or express refusal to believe something. "Common" is an adjective used to describe something as not special, found/done often or it is shared by or it belongs to two or more people or a group.

Pronunciation Drill (Procrastination & Postpone) 23.11.2020

"Procrastination" is meant to be pronounced with an "r" after the "c", just like it is pronounced with an "r" after the "p". In other words, "pRocRastination" had 2 Rs in it. For "postpone", there's no "r" in the word, so it is wrong to add the sound of letter "r" to its pronunciation.

The Linking "R" 11.11.2020

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Pronunciation: Pursue & Pursuit 05.11.2020

The "s" in "pursue" and "pursuit" isn't pronounced as the "sh" in "shoe"; rather, it's pronounced as the "s" in "sue".

A Word Per Day Challenge 24.08.2020

Twelve, Pleasure, Fuel

A Word Per Day Challenge 24.08.2020

Musician, Follow

Day 9 (Shop, Disturb) 10.08.2020

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A Word Per Day Challenge 10.08.2020

Day 4 to Day 9

Success 04.08.2020

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How to Use the Prepositions AMONG and BETWEEN Correctly in Sentences 30.07.2020

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Straight and Length (Spell it Right) 27.07.2020

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Expatiate (Say it Right) 20.07.2020

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How to Use "I" and "Me" Correctly in Sentences 16.07.2020

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Get Started 13.07.2020

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Solutions to Poor Elocution 22.06.2020

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Doubled "C" (cc) as /ks/ in Words 18.06.2020

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Literally or Literarily🤦🏽‍♀️ 15.06.2020

Literally (actually) Literarily (relating to literature)

Some Words You're Still Mispronouncing 1 08.06.2020

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Words You Still Mispronounced this Week 18.05.2020

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Commonly Mispronounced "or" Words 11.05.2020

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Digraph "th" as /t/ 04.05.2020

¹Esther ²Thomas ³Thames ⁴Mathilda ⁵Theresa ⁶Beethoven ⁷Thai ⁸Thailand ⁹Lesotho ¹⁰Discotheque ¹¹Thyme

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