English Weekly Podcast

Discover the contents from Lesson 1: Greetings and Personal Information. They include learning how to introduce yourself and others, making Wh- questions, and asking questions about each other. If you want more information from the course visit: https://sites.google.com/view/...

Welcome to the “Week 7 Podcast”, Today we're going to be focusing on possessive pronouns and how to use them in English conversation. Let's start with "Which one/ones?" This phrase is often used to ask for clarification when presented with a choice of two or more things. For example, "Which one of these two shirts do you prefer?" or "Which ones of these books are yours?" Another common question in...

Welcome to the Week 6 podcast, where we explore exciting aspects of the English language.  Today, we’ll discuss some essential English grammar tips that help improve your communication in English. First,  let's talk about months and dates in English. In English, we typically format dates as the day followed by the month and then the year. For example, July 9th, 2023 would be written as 9th July 20...

Welcome to the “Week 5 Podcast” on some essential English language skills.  Today, we'll talk about telling the time in English, the modal CAN/CAN'T, and the Present Tense of different verbs in all forms. To start, let's learn how to tell the time in English. We use "o'clock" when the time is exact like "It's five o'clock". We say "quarter past" or "quarter to" when the minutes are 15 or 45 and "h...

Welcome to Week 4 podcast on some essential English language skills.  First, let's understand how to use There is and There are in a sentence. We use 'There is' with singular nouns and 'There are' with plural nouns. For example, "There is a book on the table" or "There are three pens in the pencil case". Next, prepositions of place. These words describe the location of an object or person. For exa...

Welcome to our “Week 3 Podcast” Today, we'll discuss some essential English grammar rules that will enhance your language skills. First, we'll talk about regular and irregular plurals. Regular plurals are formed by adding an "s" or "es" to the singular noun, while irregular plurals don't follow a specific pattern. For example, the plural of "book" is "books," while the plural of "child" is "childr...

Welcome to "Week 2 Podcast," In this episode, we'll unravel the secrets of English grammar, focusing on essential topics . We'll explore the power of the verb "to be" in Simple Present. Discover how this verb transforms for different subjects, from "I am" to "you are" and "he/she/it is." Then, let's get into personal pronouns and possessive adjectives, those magical words that replace nouns and ex...

Welcome to the WEEK 1 podcast where we'll be exploring some basic English grammar structures. First, let's look at social phrases that you can use in introductions. You can say "Hi, my name is..." or "Nice to meet you" when greeting someone. When introducing yourself, be sure to use the verb "to be" in the simple present tense. For example, "I am a student." Personal pronouns such as "I", "you", "...