What is your pet peeve? Today find out how to share the thing that annoys you most and learn why this can be a great way to get to know someone through a vibrant English conversation.

Have you ever wished you could get the unfiltered version of what goes on in someone's life, or in a specific situation? Today, we share how to talk about this very human feeling.

Today we answer a listener question - what is the difference between I have to say, I would say, and I would have to say? Learn more about these 3 useful phrases and get barbecue guest tips in American culture.

Do you prefer to chillax with friends or frenemies? There are new portmanteaus coming out all of the time- today get the four most up-to-date brand new ones that you should start using now.

How can you take the information you know about someone and turn it into an awesome question that will deepen your relationship? Today we share an extremely useful grammar structure for creating deeper connections with friends, family,...

How can you show you are eager to help someone in English? Today, we share some special ways to connect when offering to help, and we talk about the human desire to reciprocate favors.

When you ask someone not to do something, there is a special way to say it if you are close to the person by adding one simple word. Find out what it is today and what it means for connection.

Why are there so many stars? Why is the sky blue? Are there some questions you just can't answer? Learn what to say in these situations in English today

Do you ever feel like you want to ask someone for advice but you aren't sure how to phrase it in English? Today get our best strategies for seeking help and insight and learn the exact phrases you should use.

Before hearing today's episode, you may not have realized that grammar can boost your intonation. Don't miss this. Today you'll learn how to draw interest with 3 grammar structures for complex sentences which can create life-changing...

In English, certain phrases can feel direct and dismissive if you use them when someone shares a statement. Today, learn what these four phrases are and what you should say instead to make sure you don't push people aside.

Let's tackle a grammar question today! How do you know when to use on or onto? what about in or into? Find out today with roleplays, examples, and stories with Lindsay and Aubrey.

When talking about the past, should you share a specific date or should you be more general? Sharing what you have in common is one of the best ways to build a connection! Today we share 3 phrases that will help you provide details about...

Are you someone who comes up with a lot of backup plans? Today, get 6 ways to use the letters A, B, and C to make creative English expressions to talk about organizing an event, your natural skills, and more.

Do you sometimes end up at parties where people are telling jokes in English and you don't get them? Today get vocabulary and tips on how to navigate this situation and come out of the party feeling confident and connected.

Forbid, disallow, prohibit, deny - you might think these all mean the same thing but they do have subtle differences. Listen in today for a high-level vocabulary tip that you can use when talking to government officials or with your...

Do you ever want to just tell someone or something to go away?! This phrasal verb is packed with emotions. There are good times to use it and times when you should avoid it. Find out more today

Do you sometimes hear native speakers say there's when they should say there are? Why do they make this mistake? In today's episode, we answer a student question about when and why native speakers do this. Listen in for English to...

To be clear in English you need to link your ideas smoothly. Today you'll learn how to use the phrase 'having said that' to connect your ideas and show people where you're going with the story you want to tell in English.

There are a handful of grammar mistakes that even native English speakers make often. Today we share one of these and teach you how to master it in order to close the loop with your English.

Would you pass the vibe check? Today we share 3 new slang phrases from social media that are being adopted into English. Listen in so you don't miss this brand-new slang to connect with friends and coworkers!

What is the difference between prevent and avoid? Today we answer a great listener question with real-life examples, role plays, and more. Listen in to discover English alongside Lindsay and Michelle.

In today's episode, a listener asks us how to know when to use didn't versus wouldn't when we talk about things that happened in the past. Find out the exact difference and how it fits into your conversations with native speakers

In today's episode we answer a great listener question- is it offensive to use the word stupid in English? Get ready for some deep thinking about language, connection, and ableism, and learn how to challenge our language status quo today!