In this video, I teach an English phrase!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
In this video, I teach an English phrase!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
In this video, I teach an English phrase!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
In this video, I teach an English phrase!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
In this video, I teach an English phrase!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
You can practice listening and shadowing in English with this video!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
In this video, I teach an English phrase!
By Heather @ I Talk You Talk Press
Our new Level 2 (A1/A2) graded reader is now available from Amazon!
Tiffany and Max Solve a Mystery
Tiffany and Max are back with another mystery to solve. Max’s brother, Owen, met his girlfriend Marissa on a dating site. They are planning to get married. But Max and Owen’s father thinks something is wrong.
He asks Tiffany and Max to investigate. Max discovers that everything Marissa put on the dating site is not true. Why? What is Marissa’s secret?
Read Tiffany and Max Solve a Mystery to find out the answers!
Our 111th graded reader “The White Cottage” (Level 3 – A2/B1) is now available!
Old Jack is back! In this story, Old Jack takes us back to a time in his childhood, and tells us why he likes ghost stories so much. When he was fourteen, Jack and his family went on holiday to North Wales. It is Jack’s first holiday and he is excited. One day, when riding a bicycle around the countryside, he gets lost. Some kind people help him, but he later discovers that the beautiful countryside of North Wales holds a strange secret. Enjoy another ghost story from Old Jack!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be nearly obtainable”.
Be within ……
a) near
b) approximate
c) reach
d) length
The answer is below!
Answer: c) reach
Be within reach!
Example: “The championship is within our reach. We just have to win our next game.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to yell at, or scold, (someone)”.
Jump down (one’s) ……
a) head
b) nose
c) ears
d) throat
The answer is below!
Answer: d) throat
Jump down (one’s) throat!
Example: “Don’t jump down my throat. I didn’t lose the money on purpose!”
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