Conversation & Pronunciation: Learn English with The Rachel's English Podcast

By: Rachel's English: Pronunciation & Conversation Guru American Accent Trai
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  • Summary

  • Study English conversation skills with one of YouTube's most popular English as a Second (or third!) Language teachers, Rachel of Rachel's English. Most beneficial for intermediate to advanced students, Rachel's specialty is the nuance and musicality of spoken English. Learn about English stress, sounds, and melodies, in addition to American slang, idioms, phrasal verbs, vocabulary, common phrases, culture, and more! Each episode is a CONVERSATION, so join the conversation now and learn how to communicate naturally in English. To submit a question for consideration on the podcast, email help@RachelsEnglish.com and put 'podcast question' in the subject.
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Episodes
  • 025: New Year's Resolutions

    025: New Year's Resolutions
    Dec 27 2017

    Do you make New Year’s Resolutions? Today we discuss the kinds of resolutions we make, and discuss tips on how to keep them. Learn what a SMART goal is, and learn the idioms and interesting vocabulary words we use when speaking: ‘to be on to something’, ‘flip on its head’, ‘just in the nick of time’, ‘down to the wire’, ‘went by the wayside’, and more!
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    28 mins
  • 024: The Best Present You've Ever Gotten

    024: The Best Present You've Ever Gotten
    Dec 20 2017

    Today we talk about the best present we’ve ever gotten, and define interesting words, terms, and phrases that come up in natural conversation. Learn the phrases ‘freaking out’, ‘big deal’, ‘to be up to it’, ‘nailed it’, ‘stand out’, ‘add up’, the difference between ‘implode’ and ‘explode’, and more!
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    24 mins
  • 023: Conversations: Describe a Recent Situation that Made you Crack Up

    023: Conversations: Describe a Recent Situation that Made you Crack Up
    Dec 13 2017

    David and I ask each other questions to get the conversation going – then we stop when we use an idiom, phrasal verb, or challenging vocabulary word and explain it.  You’ll learn and these words and phrases because you heard them in context!  Some of the phrases we discuss this week:  to roll with something, under your belt, to be caught off guard, amped, back pedal. 
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    28 mins

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