English Makes No Sense

Workplace English Trick: SOFTEN Your Questions!”

Instead of: “What do you mean?”
Try: “Could you clarify that for me?”
Same question… but much more professional.
#BusinessEnglish #WorkplaceCommunication #ESLLearners

Want to sound more natural in English? Try these three idioms Americans actually use all the time.”

👉 “Break the ice”
👉 “The ball is in your court”
👉 “Cut to the chase”
Learn these and you’ll sound more natural instantly.
#Idioms #AmericanEnglish #SoundNative #ESLHelp

Do you know the difference between "Voiced" and "Unvoiced" TH- ? After this episode you will.

Put your tongue between your teeth.
Now blow air gently: θ.
Congrats — you're doing the “unvoiced TH”!
#PronunciationPractice #EnglishPronunciation #SpeakClearly

n today’s quick 2-minute episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re leveling up your communication instantly! If you find yourself always saying “I don’t understand,” this mini-lesson gives you three natural, confident alternatives that native speakers use every day.

You’ll learn how to say:
👉 “Could you repeat that?”
👉 “I’m not following.”
👉 “Can you explain that another way?”

These simple swaps make you sound clearer, more polite, and much more confident in English—especially at work or in conversation. Listen in, repeat after me, and upgrade your English in just two minutes!

#ESLSpeaki...

Turn out” can mean:
✨ to result
✨ to attend
✨ to switch off
One tiny phrase… THREE meanings. Gotta love English!
#PhrasalVerbs #ESLLesson #EnglishTeacher #LearnEnglishDaily

Why does “read” sound like reed AND red?
Because English likes to keep you on your toes. 😅
Here’s how to finally remember the difference!
#LearnEnglish #ESL #EnglishMakesNoSense #PronunciationTips

Test your knowledge of this week's phrasal verbs.

🗣️ Use any TWO of this week’s phrasal verbs in your own sentence below! 👇
#EnglishPhrasalVerbs #DailyEnglish #SpeakBetterEnglish

What is another way to say, quit? Great question! That's today's esson. Listen ans to learn the phrasal verb, "Give Up". Don't give up on this podcast or on learning English!

💪 “Give up” = stop trying.
Never give up on learning English — you’re doing great! 🙌
#Motivation #LearnEnglish #SpeakFluently #Grammar

Do you like to catch up with old friends? Maybe you like to catch up with a family member? Not sure what "catch up" means? Watch this video to understand its meanings and uses.

☕ “Catch up” means meet and talk after time apart.
Let’s catch up on English today! 😄
#LearnEnglish #PhrasalVerbs #EnglishIsFun

Do you know the meaning of "Run Out of"? You don't? Well this episode is for you!

🥛 “Run out of” = have none left.
I ran out of milk… but not out of motivation! 😅
#EnglishTips #LearnEnglishDaily #PhrasalVerbOfTheDay

Did you know the phrasal verb "Make Up" has two meanings? You didn't? Well, you will after this episode!

💄 “Make up” can mean invent, create, or reconcile after a fight.
Which meaning do YOU use most often?
#LearnEnglishOnline #SpeakEnglish #EnglishMakesNoSense

Have you ever come across something that caught you by surprise? In today's episode you will learn the meaning of the phrasal verb, "Come Across". We hear it all the time, but what exactly does it mean. Maybe this is the first time you have come across this channel! Watch and learn the meaning of this useful phrasal verb.

📚 “Come across” means find something by chance.
I came across a great English channel today! 😉
#LearnEnglishDaily #EnglishPhrasalVerbs

Can't we all just get along? Not sure what that means? Well, this episode is for you!

😊 “Get along” = have a good relationship.
Do you get along with your coworkers or classmates? 👯
#PhrasalVerbs #LearnEnglish #DailyEnglish

Listen to this episode to review what we learned this week. Test your knowledge. Refresh your memory. Improve your English!

💬 Which idiom from this week fits your work life best?
Drop it below! 👇
#LearnEnglish #BusinessEnglish #SpeakEnglish

What does it mean to be in he same boat? What if you don't have a boat? What if you get motion sickness? It doesn't matter. In this episode you will learn the meaning of this often used idiom.

#EnglishLearning #DailyEnglish #EnglishMakesNoSense

Are you someone who cuts corners? Not sure what it means? Well listen to this podcast episode to learn this fun idiom. Don't cut corners, listen to the whole thing!

✂️ “Cut corners” = do something quickly or cheaply, but not well.
Don’t cut corners with your English! 😉
#LearnEnglishDaily #IdiomoftheDay

🧠 When your plan doesn’t work, it’s time to go “back to the drawing board.” Listen to this quick podcast episode and learn this often used idiom.
Share a time you had to start over! 🔄
#EnglishIdioms #BusinessTalk #EMNS

Ready to impress your friends, students, or family at Thanksgiving dinner? In this fun, fast, and fascinating episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore 25 surprising, hilarious, and little-known Thanksgiving facts — perfect for ESL learners, teachers, and anyone who loves American culture.

Discover why only male turkeys gobble, how fast wild turkeys can run, why Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey on U.S. money, what foods were actually at the first Thanksgiving, and which classic holiday dish was created as a soup advertisement.

We also dig into:
🦃 The true origins of Thanksgiving
🥧 50 million pumpkin...

Want to learn a new idiom?

📨 “Keep me posted” means update me with new info.
Who do you always keep posted at work or home? 🗞️
#LearnEnglish #SpeakEnglish #DailyEnglish

📦 “Think outside the box” = use your creativity to find new ideas! Are you someone who thinks outside the box?
What’s one problem you solved by thinking outside the box? 🤔
#WorkEnglish #IdiomoftheDay #EnglishMakesNoSense

🚀 Start strong! “Hit the ground running” means to begin something with lots of energy. When you start something full of energy and enthusiasm, you hit the ground running!
Where could YOU hit the ground running this week? 💪
#BusinessEnglish #EnglishIdioms #LearnEnglish

💬 Which phrasal verb do you use the most?
Comment below 👇 and let’s “catch up” next week!
#LearnEnglish #SpeakEnglish #DailyEnglish

💡 “Turn off” = stop something from working.
Don’t forget to turn off your lights (and maybe your phone before bed 😉).
#LearnEnglish #DailyEnglishTips #PhrasalVerb

📞 “Pick up” can mean to lift something, or answer the phone.
So… pick up your English today! 😉
#PhrasalVerbs #LearnEnglishWithMe #SpeakEnglishFluently

🏃 “Run into” means to meet someone by chance.
I ran into my old teacher at the store yesterday!
#EnglishMakesNoSense #EnglishIdioms #LearnEnglishOnline

🐶 “Look after” means to take care of someone or something.
Who do YOU look after every day? 👀
#LearnEnglish #ESL #PhrasalVerbOfTheDay

Get ready to twist your tongue and boost your English pronunciation! In this fun and light-hearted episode of English Makes No Sense, we take on a Tongue Twister Challenge using some of the trickiest English consonant clusters: spr, str, br, and tr.

Perfect for ESL learners, English students, and anyone who wants to improve speaking clarity, fluency, and confidence, this episode breaks down each consonant cluster through easy explanations and hilarious tongue twisters that will stretch your mouth and train your ear.

You’ll practice cluster pronunciation, learn how these sounds work in real English wo...

☀️ Rise and shine! “Wake up” means to stop sleeping.
Now… are you awake enough to learn English? 😉
#EnglishPhrasalVerbs #LearnEnglish #DailyEnglish

Which idiom was YOUR favorite? 💬
#EnglishIdioms #LearnEnglishDaily #SpeakFluently

Enjoy this quick 2-minute lesson to improve your English. Learn "Piece of Cake" a useful idiom to improve your English.😊

#LearnEnglish #EnglishIdioms #EnglishMakesNoSense

WHat a great feeling, to hit the nail on the head! Or is it? Listen to another quick lesson for this awesome idiom. You won't be sorry. Listen and practice!

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It's a quick two minute lesson. Can you keep a secret? Or do you spill the beans? Learn what this often-used idiom means. Come on.

#LearnEnglish #ESL #Idioms #EnglishIsFun

Learn the meaning and how to use this idiom, "under the Weather".

#EnglishIdioms #LearnEnglishOnline #DailyEnglish

😬 Time to face something tough? “Bite the bullet” means do it even if it’s hard!
Comment below what YOU had to bite the bullet and do! 💪
#EnglishMakesNoSense #IdiomoftheDay #EnglishLearning

Join me for this new series on the English Makes No Sense Podcast, "2-Minute English". This new series will give an idiom or phrasal verb each day for a quick 2-minute lesson! Today's idiom: "Break the Ice".

#LearnEnglish #IdiomoftheDay #EnglishMakesNoSense #DailyEnglish

Why do we spell knight with a K? Why does sign have a G we never say? And what happened to the L in half? In this fun and clear episode of English Makes No Sense, SL Rockfish breaks down silent letters in English—the ones that appear but never speak! Learn how to pronounce tricky words like knight, sign, walk, and half the right way, with easy examples and practice sentences. Perfect for ESL learners at the B1/B2 level who want to sound more natural and confident when speaking English.

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👻 Happy Halloween, English learners!
In this English Makes No Sense episode, host SL Rockfish takes you on a spooky and fun English-learning adventure through Halloween traditions, idioms, and phrasal verbs used by Americans every October 31st!

Learn 5 Halloween idioms, 5 phrasal verbs, and 10 fun facts about how people celebrate Trick or Treat in the United States. Perfect for B1/B2 ESL learners who want to improve listening skills, vocabulary, and cultural understanding while having fun!

You’ll discover what “skeleton in the closet” means, how to use “dress up” and “give out” like a native speaker, and why...

Ready to get moving with your English? 🚶‍♀️ In this episode of English Makes No Sense, SL Rockfish breaks down the many meanings of the word “move” — as a verb, as a noun, and in some of the most common idioms and sayings we use every day!

You’ll learn how “move” can mean to go somewhere, take action, or even touch someone’s heart — and how it pops up in fun expressions like “move on,” “make a move,” “move mountains,” and “move the goalposts.”

Whether you’re moving up, moving out, or moving heaven and earth to master English, this episode will...

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore 10 common English idioms and sayings with the word hammer. From “hammer something home” to “drop the hammer,” you’ll learn what these expressions mean, how to use them, and hear real-life examples. Perfect for ESL learners, English students, and anyone who wants to sound more fluent and natural in everyday conversations.

By the end of this episode, you’ll be able to hammer out your English skills and confidently use these idioms in speaking and writing.

#LearnEnglish #EnglishIdioms #ESL #EnglishPodcast #EnglishTips #FluentEnglish #IdiomsInEngl...

Are you struggling with the tricky “TH” sounds in English? You’re not alone! Many English learners confuse the voiced TH (/ð/) in words like this, that, these with the unvoiced TH (/θ/) in words like think, three, thank.

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’ll break it all down:
✅ The difference between voiced vs. unvoiced TH
✅ Easy tips to master tongue placement
✅ Fun minimal pairs for practice (thin/then, thank/that, teeth/these)
✅ Short sentences to improve fluency
✅ Practical tricks to fix common mistakes

Whether you’re an ESL student, an Englis...

Are you hungry to learn English? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we serve up 10 common food idioms that native speakers use every day. From a piece of cake to spill the beans, you’ll discover the meanings, examples, and how to use these idioms in real life.

Whether you’re an ESL beginner, intermediate, or advanced learner, this episode will help you:

Understand the most popular English food idioms

Learn natural example sentences

Improve your listening, speaking, and vocabulary skills

Sound more fluent and confident when spea...

Did you know the most common sound in English is not /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, or /u/? It’s the schwa /ə/—the weak little “uh” sound that shows up in thousands of English words and sentences.

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down:
✅ What the schwa sound is and why it matters.
✅ How the schwa can be spelled with ANY vowel.
✅ Examples in words like banana, support, problem.
✅ How the schwa makes English sound fast and natural.
✅ Practice sentences to help you use the schwa in everyday speech.

If you want to...

Are you ready to kick off your English learning? 🏈 In this fun and easy-to-follow episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down the key vocabulary of American football—like touchdown, quarterback, and tackle—and explain how these words show up in everyday idioms and sayings.

Learn what it means to “throw a Hail Mary,” why people talk about a “game plan,” and how not to be a “Monday morning quarterback.” Whether you love sports or just want to understand American culture, this episode is packed with useful English expressions, simple explanations, and fun practice questions.

Perfect for ESL l...

Welcome back to English Makes No Sense! In this second part of our idioms series with the word “hand”, we’ll dive into seven powerful and everyday expressions you’ll hear in conversations, business, and storytelling.

You’ll learn how to use:
✋ Wash your hands of something – when you want to cut ties or responsibility.
✋ An iron hand in a velvet glove – when someone is tough but polite.
✋ Live hand to mouth – when money is really tight.
✋ A show of hands – perfect for groups, meetings, or classrooms.
✋ Have your hands full – when you’re super busy.
✋ Have a...

🎙Need a helping hand with your English? In this fun, bite-sized episode, we’re rolling up our sleeves and getting our hands dirty as we explore 8 common English idioms with the word “hand.” From all hands on deck to in good hands, you’ll discover what they mean, how to use them naturally, and hear real-life examples that stick. Whether English is at hand for daily conversations or for work, these idioms will give you the upper hand in expressing yourself. Perfect for ESL learners, language lovers, and anyone who wants to speak English with more color and confidence.

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🎙️ Welcome to English Makes No Sense! In this episode, we’re getting hands-on with English by diving into some of the most useful and common phrasal verbs with the word “hand” in them. Whether you want to hand in your homework, hand out flyers, or hand over the mic—this episode has got you covered!

Join us for a fun and engaging lesson designed especially for English learners. We’ll break down the meanings, pronunciation, and real-life usage of each phrasal verb, including:

Hand in

Hand out

Hand over

Hands down

Ready to sound more like a native English speaker? In this final episode of our Must-Know American Slang series, we break down 10 essential slang words and phrases that you’ll hear in everyday conversations, TV shows, movies, and more. Whether you’re learning English for school, work, or fun—this episode is for you!

You’ll learn the meanings, real-life uses, and fun examples of slang like:

👉 No sweat

👉 Catch some Zzz’s

👉 Sick (in the awesome way)

👉 Hit the books

👉 In a nutshell

…and 5 more that wil...

Ready to boost your vocabulary and sound even more like a native English speaker? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we continue our slang series with 10 more must-know American slang words and expressions that will help you speak English more fluently and naturally.

You’ll learn the real meanings of:

“Hit me up”

“FYI”

“Wrap it up”

“It’s lit”

“Ghost someone”
...and more!

Each slang term comes with clear examples and pronunciation tips to help you feel confident using them in everyday conversations...

Do you want to sound more natural when speaking English? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re diving into 10 of the most common and useful American slang words and expressions that native speakers use every day.

You’ll learn how to:

Understand the real meaning of casual slang

Use everyday American expressions correctly in conversation

Speak with more confidence and fluency

We break each slang word down with meanings, clear pronunciation, and real-life example sentences so you can start using them right away!

Whether you...

🎙 In this festive episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re lighting up your vocabulary with 15 sayings, idioms, and expressions that are perfect for the Fourth of July! 🇺🇸✨ Whether you're watching fireworks, attending a cookout, or just feeling patriotic, these American English expressions capture the spirit of freedom, celebration, and bold personality.

You’ll learn:

What it means to go out with a bang 🎆

Why someone might be called a firecracker 🧨

How to use phrases like let freedom ring, paint the town red, and freedom isn’t free — both literally and figuratively!

This...

Why does "cough" sound like koff, "though" like thoh, and "through" like throo? 🤯 If you're learning English and the spelling -ough drives you crazy — you're not alone!

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down 10 of the most confusing words in English that end with -ough. You'll get:
✅ Clear pronunciation tips
✅ IPA pronunciation
✅ Easy phonetic spelling
✅ Definitions and example sentences for each word

Master words like cough, though, through, tough, rough, thought, enough, thorough, plough, and bough with ease!

Whether you’re an ESL learner, English teacher, or lan...

"Fire" Up Your English!
🎧 In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down one of the most 🔥 explosive words in the English language — FIRE!

Whether it's:

A noun (The fire warmed the room.)

A verb (He was fired from his job.)

A phrasal verb (Fire up the grill!)

Or a colorful idiom (Add fuel to the fire!)

You’ll learn:
✅ Clear definitions
✅ Real-life example sentences
✅ Everyday idioms & slang
✅ Tips to sound more fluent and natural in conversation

This is perfect for ESL...

From Kitchen Talk to Slang and Idioms – Unlock the Full Flavor of 'Cook'!

Did you know the word "cook" is about so much more than just making dinner?

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we dive into 10 powerful ways the word cook is used in American English—including everyday expressions, slang, idioms, and modern internet trends. From "cooking the books" to "let him cook," you’ll explore how a simple word can spice up your vocabulary and help you sound more like a native speaker.

Whether you’re an ESL student, teacher...

Learning English can feel like a never-ending puzzle—but you’re not alone! In this episode of the English Makes No Sense podcast, we tackle the Top 10 Most Common Problems ESL Learners Face—from confusing grammar to native speakers talking way too fast—and we give you fun, simple, and REAL-LIFE solutions to help you overcome each one.

You’ll laugh, learn, and walk away with easy tips you can try today—whether you’re learning at home, on the go, or while brushing your teeth! 🦷🎧

Whether you're a beginner or intermediate speaker, this episode will help you build...

Welcome to another fun and fast-paced episode of English Makes No Sense! Today, we're diving into the colorful world of American slang—from today's hottest trending expressions like “slaps,” “rizz,” and “delulu” to timeless classics like “hang out,” “bummer,” and “spill the tea.”

Whether you're an ESL learner, a teacher, or just someone who loves decoding quirky English phrases, this episode will boost your vocabulary, sharpen your understanding of pop culture, and help you speak with more confidence. No cap! 💯

We break it all down with clear definitions, real-life examples, and a few laughs along the way. Don’t miss this epis...

Are you ready to take your English to the next level? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we dive into 9 of the most common and useful phrasal verbs with the word “take.” These everyday expressions will boost your fluency, comprehension, and confidence in both speaking and listening.

✨ Whether you’re learning English for work, school, travel, or fun — this episode is packed with real-life examples, simple explanations, and a quiz at the end to test your understanding.

✅ Take back

To return something – I took back the shoes because they didn’t fit.

To ad...

Are your English skills on the up and up? 😄 In this video, we explore 10 must-know idioms with the word "up" that will make your English sound more fluent and natural.

Learn how to use expressions like fed up, speak up, and up for grabs in real-life situations. Perfect for ESL students, English learners, and anyone looking to sound more like a native speaker.

🎯 This video is great for:✅ English speaking and listening practice
✅ Boosting your vocabulary
✅ Learning American idioms and expressions

💡 Includes definitions, examples, and how to use each idiom in a...

💰 It’s tax season in the United States—and whether you’re filing forms or just trying to make sense of English, this episode of English Makes No Sense is for you!

In this fun and informative lesson, we break down 8 idioms connected to money, taxes, and tough decisions—phrases you’ll hear often in real conversations, news reports, and yes… during tax time!

🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ You can’t have your cake and eat it too
✅ The tax man cometh
✅ Feel the pinch
✅ A bitter pill to swallow
✅ Shell out
✅ Fo...

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When do you use ‘A’ and when do you use ‘An’? This fun and interactive episode of English Makes No Sense breaks it all down with simple rules, tricky examples, and a grammar quiz at the end! 🎉

🎯 Perfect for:
✔️ ESL learners 🗣️
✔️ English students 📖
✔️ Anyone who wants to improve their grammar! 🏆

Test yourself in the Grammar Game Show at the end—can you get a perfect score? Hit play and let’s make English easy and fun! 🎙️

#ESL #LearnEnglish #EnglishGrammar #GrammarTips #ImproveEnglish #GrammarQuiz #EnglishLesson

"Mastering Dis-, Mis-, and Un-: The Secret to Avoiding Common ESL Mistakes!"

Are you confused about when to use dis-, mis-, or un-? 🤔 You’re not alone! In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break it all down:

✅ Definitions & Rules 📖
✅ 5 Must-Know Words for Each Prefix ✍️
✅ Example Sentences to Lock It In 📝
✅ Quick Memory Hints 🤯
✅ Common Mistakes (and How to Fix Them!) ❌✅
✅ End-of-Episode Quiz to Test Your Knowledge 🎯

By the end, you'll never second-guess these prefixes again! 💡 Tune in and take your English to the next level!

#LearnEnglish #ESL #Engl...

Want to improve your English? American English?

Are you confused by terms like March Madness, The Big Dance, brackets, and buzzer-beater? Don’t worry! In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down the most common basketball phrases used during the NCAA tournament. You'll learn the meaning of college hoops, Sweet 16, Elite 8, Final Four, Cinderella Story, and more—perfect for improving your English while keeping up with the excitement of March Madness! 🏀

Whether you’re a sports fan or just want to understand American culture better, this episode will help you master these fun and u...

Get ready to march through some fun and essential English idioms and phrasal verbs! 🎤💬 In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore expressions like march to the beat of your own drummer, march off, march on, march past, and more! 🚶‍♂️💨 Plus, discover the meaning behind March Madness and March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb! 🏀🦁🐑

📖 What you'll learn:
✅ Meanings & examples of 'march' idioms & phrasal verbs
✅ Fun historical origins behind these phrases
✅ A creative poem using all the expressions!
✅ A lighthearted quiz to test your knowledge

🎧 Listen now and march forward in your Engl...

🔥 Master 8 Phrasal Verbs with "GET"! 🔥

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down 8 essential phrasal verbs with "get" that you NEED to know to sound more natural in English. Learn how to use:

✅ Get going (start moving)
✅ Get up (rise from bed)
✅ Get on with it (stop delaying)
✅ Get in (enter)
✅ Get out (leave/express shock)
✅ Get back (return)
✅ Get by (survive/manage)
✅ Get away (escape/vacation)

🚀 Plus, there’s a fun quiz at the end to test your knowledge! 🎉

🔹 Perfect for ESL learners, English student...

Want to sound more natural and confident in English? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down 8 must-know idioms that you’ll hear in business, everyday conversations, and even sports! Learn the meanings, origins, and real-life uses of:

✔️ The bottom line – The most important point
✔️ Think on your feet – Make quick decisions
✔️ A win-win situation – A deal where everyone benefits
✔️ A learning curve – The time it takes to master something new
✔️ Keep your eye on the ball – Stay focused
✔️ Call the shots – Be in charge
✔️ Up to speed – Be informed and updated
✔️ Hit the nail o...

Are you working in an English-speaking office or preparing for a job? Understanding workplace phrasal verbs is key to clear communication and professional success! In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down 10 essential phrasal verbs used in American workplaces:

🔹 Carry out – complete a task or project
🔹 Follow up – check in or continue a conversation
🔹 Hand in – submit a report or assignment
🔹 Run by – get approval or feedback
🔹 Bring up – mention or introduce a topic
🔹 Step up – take responsibility or leadership
🔹 Look into – investigate a situation
🔹 Take over – assume control of a task or position
...

Join me in this special episode as I delve into the rich history of Valentine's Day, exploring its origins and how it became the celebration of love we know today. Designed specifically for ESL learners, we'll introduce essential vocabulary, common idioms, and useful phrasal verbs related to love and romance. Enhance your English language skills while uncovering the traditions and expressions that make Valentine's Day unique. Don't miss this engaging and educational journey into the language of love!"

#ValentinesDay #ESLLearners #EnglishVocabulary #Idioms #PhrasalVerbs #LanguageLearning #PodcastEpisode

Are you worried sick about something? Do you stress out over every little detail? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re breaking down 5 idioms and 5 phrasal verbs that express worry and anxiety! Learn how to use phrases like on pins and needles, freak out, dwell on, and more in real-life conversations. 🗣️✨

🎧 Listen now and boost your English fluency! Don’t forget to practice with our fun challenge at the end!

📌 Keywords: English idioms, phrasal verbs, learn English, spoken English, English fluency, anxiety vocabulary, ESL learning, English expressions, improve English speaking

🔖 Hashtags: #LearnEngl...

"Ready to boost your English fluency? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore the versatile word 'stick' with essential phrasal verbs and idioms like 'stick to,' 'stick with,' 'stick out,' and more. Learn meanings, examples, and practical tips to use these expressions in daily conversations. Perfect for ESL learners aiming for fluency!"

#LearnEnglish #EnglishIdioms #PhrasalVerbs #ESL #EnglishFluency #EnglishLearning #SpeakEnglish #IdiomsAndPhrasalVerbs #StickWithIt #EnglishPodcast

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re diving into essential phrasal verbs and idioms to talk about feeling sick and how to take care of yourself. You’ll learn practical phrases like “come down with,” “under the weather,” and “on the mend,” complete with meanings, examples, and tips to sound more natural in English conversations.

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#LearnEnglish

#ESLPodcast

#EnglishIdioms

#PhrasalVerbs

#ImproveYourEnglish

#EnglishForESL

#EnglishTips

#SpeakEnglish

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Start the New Year with a bang by mastering some of the most useful English phrasal verbs! In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re diving into expressions that will help you stick to resolutions, plan for success, and embrace fresh beginnings. From “kick off” and “take up” to “step up,” “plan out,” “follow through,” and more, we’ll break down their meanings and share fun, relatable examples to get you speaking confidently. Whether you’re setting goals, looking forward to new opportunities, or working on self-improvement, these phrasal verbs are perfect for starting your year on the right note.

Lea...

Want to sound more natural when speaking English? In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re breaking down 10 common American slang words: cool, hang out, bummer, chill, crash, no biggie, hit the road, take a raincheck, break a leg, and hit the sack. You’ll learn their meanings, funny example sentences, and how to use them like a native. Let’s make your English cooler than ever! 🎧

#LearnEnglish #AmericanSlang #ESLPodcast #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishIdioms #SpeakEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #FluentEnglish #ESLLearning #SlangWords #EnglishLesson #EnglishIsFun #LearnWithHumor #SpeakLikeANative #EnglishMakesNoSense

"Learn 5 must-know Christmas idioms that will take your English fluency to the next level! In this episode, we break down fun and festive idioms like deck the halls, like turkeys voting for Christmas dinner, and the proof is in the pudding. Perfect for ESL learners who want to speak confidently and sound more like native speakers this holiday season. 🎄✨"

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Bundle up and get ready to warm up your English skills! In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re diving into 10 must-know phrasal verbs to talk about winter and cold weather. From being snowed in to how to throw on a cozy sweater, we’ll explain their meanings, give examples, and share how they’re most commonly used. Perfect for ESL learners looking to sound natural when discussing chilly weather!
🔊 Tune in to stay cool while mastering English!

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Get ready for Thanksgiving with this special episode of English Makes No Sense! Learn 10 essential phrasal verbs that will help you talk about food, family, and fun like a native speaker. From "carving up the turkey" to "cleaning up" after the feast, we’ll teach you the meanings, uses, and examples of verbs like dig in, pass around, pile on, whip up, and more. Whether you’re hosting, helping out, or enjoying leftovers, these phrases are perfect for the holiday and beyond. Tune in, and let’s make Thanksgiving English easy to understand and fun to learn!

Welcome to English Makes No Sense! In this episode, we’re unlocking the meanings and uses of five essential phrasal verbs with the word 'come': come through, come forward, come after, come under, and come down. These versatile expressions are commonly used in everyday English and can help you sound more natural and fluent.

Learn how to use these phrasal verbs in context, with practical example sentences and a helpful wrap-up review to solidify your understanding. Whether you're preparing for a test, improving your conversation skills, or just expanding your vocabulary, this episode is for you!

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Welcome to English Makes No Sense! In this episode, we’re exploring phrasal verbs with the word "come" to help you sound more natural in English conversations. Join us as we break down seven commonly used phrasal verbs: come across, come up with, come around, come in, come up, come along, and come apart. You'll learn the meanings, practical uses, and example sentences for each, so you can start using them confidently in your daily interactions. Whether you’re studying for exams or simply looking to boost your English skills, this epis...

In this special Halloween-themed episode of the English Makes No Sense podcast, we dive into everyday phrasal verbs with a spooky twist! 🎃 Learn phrasal verbs like “hunt down,” “dig up,” “freak out,” "summon up" and more, perfect for Halloween yet useful all year round. We'll explore the meanings, examples, and origins of these unique expressions so you can use them confidently in everyday conversations. Improve your English fluency, add some flair to your language skills, and have fun with these hauntingly good phrasal verbs! 👻

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In this spine-chilling episode of English Makes No Sense, we dive into ten idioms with a spooky twist! Get ready to learn the meanings and uses of phrases like "a skeleton in one's closet," "no bones about it," "a stab in the dark," "devil's advocate," and more! Each idiom comes with definitions and examples to help you understand how to use them in everyday conversations. Whether you're a night owl or someone who likes to play devil's advocate, this episode will teach you how to express yourself with these eerie yet fun expressions. No bones about it—this is on...

Get into the Halloween spirit by learning five idioms that include the word "ghost"! In this episode, we explore the meanings, examples, and origins of phrases like a ghost of a chance, a ghost town, like a ghost, you’re my boo, and give up the ghost. Whether you're describing a slim chance, an empty place, or using "boo" as a term of affection, these idioms will help you add some spooky fun to your English! Perfect for ESL learners looking to expand their vocabulary in a festive way.

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore six essential phrasal verbs with the word "work" in them: work out of, work up to, work against, work into, work up a sweat, and work over. Learn how to use these verbs in everyday English, their meanings, and how they can improve your communication skills. Whether you're working up to a big goal or working against the clock, this episode has got you covered! Perfect for ESL learners looking to master phrasal verbs.

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n this episode of the English Makes No Sense podcast, we dive deep into the world of phrasal verbs with the word "work." Learn the meanings, uses, and differences between common phrasal verbs like work on, work out, work up, work through, work in, and work towards. Whether you're an ESL learner or looking to sharpen your English skills, this episode will help you better understand and use these essential phrasal verbs in everyday conversation. Tune in to enhance your vocabulary and improve your fluency!

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we dive deep into the meanings and uses of key phrasal verbs with the word 'pay.' Whether you're trying to pay down debt, getting ready to pay up for something owed, or wondering when to use pay back or pay off, we've got you covered! Learn how these phrasal verbs work in everyday English, and boost your vocabulary with practical examples that make sense. Perfect for ESL learners of all levels! Tune in to sharpen your skills and take control of your English language journey.

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down common expressions used when talking about getting sick in English! Learn how to correctly use phrases like "catch a cold," "catch the flu," "came down with a cold," and "came down with the flu." Plus, we explain why we say "get cancer" or "are diagnosed with cancer" instead of "catch cancer." This is a must-listen for ESL learners looking to improve their understanding of everyday health-related vocabulary. Tune in for simple explanations and practical examples that will help you speak English with more confidence!

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In this episode of the English Makes No Sense podcast, we're tackling the pronunciation of four commonly confused words: Hear, Heard, Heart, and Hurt. These words may sound similar, but each has its own unique pronunciation and meaning. Whether you're an ESL learner or a native speaker, this episode will help you master these tricky words, improving your pronunciation and making your English sound more natural.

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Dive into the world of English idioms with this episode of the "English Makes No Sense" podcast! Learn the meanings and origins of popular phrases like "when pigs fly," "high on the hog," "to hog something," "road hog," "hog wild," and "sweat like a hog/pig." Perfect for ESL learners looking to enhance their vocabulary and sound more like a native speaker. Get ready to go whole hog on your English learning journey!

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Welcome to another episode of "English Makes No Sense"! In this video, we'll teach you seven essential idioms tied to the excitement of the Olympics. Understanding these idioms will not only enhance your sports commentary skills but also boost your everyday English fluency. Join us as we explore the meanings, definitions, and example sentences for idioms like "jump the gun," "off to the races," "neck and neck," "sink or swim," "raise the bar," "on top of one's game," and "...

Welcome to "English Makes No Sense," your go-to podcast for mastering the quirks of the English language! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of phrasal verbs featuring the word "talk."

We will explore the meanings and usage of:

These phrasal verbs are essential for fluent and natural English conversations. Tune in, take notes, and enhance your vocabulary with practical examples!

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In this episode of "English Makes No Sense," we're diving into the essential grammar rules of using the articles "a" and "an." Perfect for ESL learners, this lesson will help you understand when to use each article correctly, how to pronounce them in different contexts, and why they matter in everyday English. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your language skills, this episode is packed with practical examples and clear explanations to make learning easy and fun. Tune in and start mastering English articles today!

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In this exciting episode of "English Makes No Sense," we uncover the top 10 reasons why learning English can transform your life. From career advancement and global communication to cultural exchange and personal development, discover how mastering English can open doors to endless opportunities. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, this episode is packed with valuable insights and motivation to keep you on your language learning journey.

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Get ready to celebrate Independence Day with our special 4th of July episode on the "English Makes No Sense" podcast! In this episode, we dive into some iconic American sayings that are perfect for the 4th of July, such as "red, white, and blue," "as American as apple pie," "Stars and Stripes," "fire up the grill," "All-American," and "Old Glory."

We'll explore the meanings and origins of these expressions, helping you understand and use them in your conversations. Plus, we’ll provide a fun list of things that are considered all-American, giving ESL learners a deeper insight in...

Join me in this episode of "English Makes No Sense" as I dive into the versatile world of the word "for." Whether you're a beginner or an advanced ESL learner, understanding the many uses of "for" can greatly enhance your English fluency. From indicating purpose and duration to showing support and substitution, we cover it all with clear examples and practical tips. Tune in and unlock the power of this small but mighty word!

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Get ready to enhance your summer vocabulary with our latest podcast episode! This week, we're diving into essential phrasal verbs and sayings perfect for the summer season. Learn how to use expressions like "beat the heat," "dog days of summer," "cool off," "hit the beach," and "turn up the heat" in everyday conversations. Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your English skills, this episode is packed with fun and practical language tips.

Don't miss out—tune in now and make your summer conversations sizzle!

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In this episode of "English Makes No Sense," we tackle the tricky prepositions "at," "in," and "on." Perfect for ESL learners, this episode provides clear explanations, useful examples, and a fun practice exercise to help you master these essential prepositions. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your English skills, join us for a comprehensive guide to using "at," "in," and "on" correctly. Enhance your English proficiency and boost your confidence in everyday conversations!

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Welcome to another episode of "English Makes No Sense"! In this episode, we're diving into some essential English idioms that will enrich your vocabulary and enhance your conversations. Join us as we explore the meanings and usages of popular idioms such as "bend over backwards," "under the gun," "in under the wire," "a bee in one's bonnet," "split hairs," "stick to your guns," and "a sight for sore eyes." Whether you're an ESL learner or a native speaker looking to polish your language skills, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical examples. Don't forget to subscribe and...

In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the rich tapestry of American culture, uncovering unique phrases and pronunciation quirks that define Americana. Join us as we unravel the meanings behind expressions like "a watering hole," "a hole in the wall," "mom and pop place," "greasy spoon," and "dive bar." Discover the what they mean and how to use them.

But that's not all! We also delve into the regional variations in the terms "soda," "pop," and "coke,". And finally, we tackle the perennial debate: how to pronounce "burgers." From "ber-gers" to "bur-gers," we'll guide you...

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Ever wondered where all the juicy gossip idioms come from? 🍵👀 Tune in to the latest episode of "English Makes No Sense," where we unravel the mysteries behind some of the most popular gossip and secret-sharing idioms!

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🎙️ Unlock the secrets of English idioms with our latest ESL Podcast episode! 🌟 Join us as we explore idioms featuring the word "mother" – from the nurturing power of "Mother Nature" to the protective instincts of "Mother Hen." 🌿 Expand your English fluency and understanding with practical examples and insightful explanations.

Tune in to master idiomatic expressions like "Mother Tongue," "Mother of All Battles," "Mother Load," and "Mother of Invention." 📚 Whether you're an ESL learner or language enthusiast, this episode is your gateway to mastering essential idioms and enriching your language skills.

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🎧 Dive into the world of English phrasal verbs with our latest episode! In this insightful session, we're delving deep into phrasal verbs containing the versatile word "look". Whether you're an ESL learner striving for fluency or a language enthusiast seeking to expand your vocabulary, this episode is packed with practical examples and engaging explanations to help you grasp these essential expressions.

Join us as we break down commonly used phrasal verbs like "look back," "look after," "look into," and many more, providing clear contexts and usage scenarios to boost your confidence in everyday conversations. From business meetings to...

🎙️ Dive deep into the labyrinth of English pronunciation with our latest episode! 🎙️ Join us as we unravel the enigma of words like "though," "thought," "through," "throughout," "thorough," and "thoroughly." From their perplexing spellings to their surprising pronunciations, we break it all down to help you speak with confidence! 💬✨ Don't let tricky words trip you up – tune in now and unlock the secrets to sounding like a native speaker! 🗝️🌟 #EnglishPronunciation #LanguageLearning #Podcast #ESL #EnglishLanguage #SpeakConfidently #WordWizardry #LanguagePodcast #LanguageTips #CommunicationSkills #LearnEnglish #ESLPodcast #VocabularyVoyage #LinguisticLabyrinth #PodcastersOfInstagram #Education #LanguageLovers #ListenAndLearn #SEO #LanguagePodcasters #LanguageMastery #ConfidentCommunication

In this episode, we delve into the world of essential phrasal verbs, focusing on five must-know ones for ESL learners: "get up," "put on," "take off," "turn off," and "look for." Learn how to use these versatile verbs effectively in everyday conversations, and enhance your English fluency in no time! Tune in for expert tips, examples, and practical exercises to help you incorporate these phrasal verbs seamlessly into your English speaking and writing. Don't miss out on this essential lesson for ESL learners!

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