FREE English course! Each class is about a specific expression, a few specific words or a grammatical structure and is divided into 4 tracks. In each track the things you're learning are repeated again and again but with different dynamics so you don't get bored! Track 1: Explanation (use, examples, common mistakes) Track 2: Conversation (hear the words in context in a conversation, followed by analysis) Track 3: Interesting Stuff! (a short presentation about a topic) Track 4: Translation Challenge (you have 5 seconds to translate from Spanish to English to review what you've learnt) After all this you will never forget the structures or words you have learnt! More information at www.keyteenglish.com/podcasts
What this show covers
Phrasal verbsEnglish learningVocabularyVocabulary buildingSelf-improvementAtomic HabitsEnglish idiomsInteractive practiceWord usageFalse friendsadvanced Englishconversationidiomslistening practiceeveryday expressions
What listeners will find here
Atomic Habits meets everyday English in a quick, phrase-packed lesson
James Clear’s Atomic Habits is the springboard for a short lesson on natural English expressions like “can’t hack,” “put up with,” “can’t take,” and “unbearable.” It also adds useful vocabulary such as “build upon,” “stick to,” “second nature,” and a review of “hit the ground running.”
Compromise or commit? A quick lesson on a common English mix-up
This episode focuses on the difference between compromise and commit, two words many learners confuse. It explains what compromise actually means, when commit is the better choice, and includes interactive moments to test common mistakes and verbal agility.
A very advanced English conversation packed with tough expressions
This episode focuses on very advanced English through a conversation built around can't hack, put up with, can't take, and unbearable. It also introduces challenging vocabulary like ruffle feathers, schtick, lacklustre, on the dole, and tear through.
A fast translation drill on “can’t hack,” “put up with,” and “unbearable”
This episode is a timed translation challenge focused on expressions like “can’t hack,” “put up with,” “can’t take,” and “unbearable.” It tests how quickly you can move from Spanish to English while reviewing vocabulary from the whole class.
Compromise vs. commit, with real-world examples that make the difference stick
This episode explores the difference between compromise and commit through examples from interviews, speeches, and other real contexts. It also expands into related expressions like go along with, get along with, and bias, making it useful for sharpening everyday English.
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