The English teachers voice

Improving your English listening skills takes time, and everyone has heard the tips to watch television in English, talk to native speakers, etc, but the good news is that there is an interesting way that you can do it while commuting to work, taking a shower, or doing the dishes at home. How? Listen to podcasts or TED Talks about topics you find interesting. Finding inspiring ones is key to enjoying this activity and wanting to keep listening. Some podcasts even offer the transcript, which you can read simultaneously as you listen, copy some phrases you like, or even write down how the speaker pronounces the words. What are the best podcasts to improve your English listening? These are some of my personal picks: Talaera Talks  - Business English podcast with loads of tips and vocabulary No Such Thing as a Fish  - Quite Interesting facts The Infinite Monkey Cage  - Comedy and Popular Science Stuff You Should Know  - Conversations on how things work Planet Money ...

Learning a language is a journey that becomes more fascinating and challenging as one progresses. For advanced English students, expanding vocabulary is crucial not only for improving communication skills but also for understanding complex texts and expressing nuanced ideas. This post aims to guide advanced learners through 100 essential words that span the entire alphabet, providing explanations and examples to solidify their understanding. These words are carefully selected to enhance your ability to articulate thoughts precisely and comprehend sophisticated materials. A 1. Aberration Explanation: A departure from what is normal or expected, typically unwelcome. Example: The sudden snowstorm in April was considered an aberration. 2. Abhor Explanation: To regard with disgust and hatred. Example: She abhors cruelty to animals. 3. Acrimonious Explanation: Angry and bitter, especially in speech or debate. Example: The discussion turned acrimonious when politics was mentioned. 4. A...