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AEE 1376: Grammar Part 5: How to Avoid Misunderstandings with Infinitives and Gerunds
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AEE 1375: On the Quest for a Desk or Any Other Item? How to Say It in English
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AEE 1374: Why Saying 'Relax" Is Not the Best Way to Calm Someone Down in English
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AEE 1373: Give Yourself a Pat on the Back in English
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AEE 1372: How to Succeed at Game Night in English
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AEE 1371: Grammar Shouldn't Make you Tense Part 4: When Textbook English Grammar Leads you Astray
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AEE Bonus: Webclass Invite Plus Three Cues It's Your Turn to Speak
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AEE 1370: Construct vs. Establish: What's the Difference?
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AEE 1369: Take 2! How to Make a Mistake and Still Be Smooth in English
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AEE 1368: The Origins of Colors with Mignon Fogarty from Grammar Girl
Go here to subscribe to the transcripts: https://www.allearsenglish.com/subscribe Have you ever wondered where color names in the English language came from? You might be surprised to know that certain colors or shades are not necessarily common or don’t even exist in other languages. Today we have Mignon Fogarty from Grammar Girl Podcast. Her focus on today’s episode is on the origin of color names. You will learn how certain color names came to be, and how you can level up your English by going deep into a topic such as the nuances of colors to expand your vocabulary.
AEE 1367: How to Be Indirectly Direct in English
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AEE Bonus: Say What? A Webclass on Fast English Listening?
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AEE 1366: Aussie English Slang Words with Pete Smissen
Subscribe to the transcripts at https://www.allearsenglish.com/subscribe We have a special guest today, Pete Smissen from Aussie English, who is going to help us to understand the difference between some common slang words used in his home country of Australia. Understanding the differences in words such as these as well as cultural differences can be a helpful way to have conversations and for you to make connections.
AEE 1365: The Health Battle from Coast to Coast in the US
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AEE 1364: Grammar 3: Tell a Story and Hook your Audience with Past Progressive
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