This week, we are talking about "present". What do you normally do? What kind of verb tense do you use to describe repeated actions, true facts, and schedules?

This week, we are talking about our past. What did you do in the past? How did you feel about your past?

This week, we are talking about verbs. What are verbs? How do we use those verbs?  The upcoming episodes will talk about verbs and verb tense. Stay tuned 😊

My students have asked me many times: How do I recite? Well, before answering this question, I'd like to ask you: Why do you recite?  We need to understand why we recite and what benefits recitation can bring to us. Then, we will have motivation to recite and recite better.  In this episode, we are going to use a story to show how to recite fast and better.  Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for the latest episodes :)

This week, we are talking about basics. What are the basics? Why are basics important?

This week, we are talking about how to make phone calls. When you want to call someone for something, but you are always too nervous to remember what you want to say, what are you going to do?

This week, we picked a keyword "phone”. Some of my students and I, myself, hate answering phone calls. Phone calls always make us nervous. So we decided to talk about why we are nervous about answering phone calls and how we can improve it.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for the newest episodes.  In next episode, I will be talking about how to make phone calls. Stay tuned :)

In this episode, we are talking about feelings. When people ask: How do you feel? Would you be able to describe your feelings? What kind of words would you use to describe your feelings?

In this episode, we picked a keyword: ME. We decide to talk about "me". But before we get started, we need to lay out some questions to guide us so that we can talk about "me" smoothly.

This is an English learning podcast for beginners. This is also an English learning podcast for myself. Let's just learn together :D