Using Music to work on grammar

Using Music to work on grammar

01, October, 2024

Episode 215: Using Music to work on grammar

One way of working on grammar in English, and a great way to memorise some grammar patterns and rules is to use popular songs.

Welcome to our latest episode of the English podcasts! In this captivating installment, we’ll be exploring a unique approach to language learning: using music to work on grammar.

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Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of music and its powerful impact on grammar acquisition. From catchy tunes to rhythmic patterns, music has long been recognized as a valuable tool for enhancing language skills.

In this episode, we’ll uncover the science behind why music is such an effective teaching aid for grammar. We’ll explore how musical elements such as melody, rhythm, and repetition can help learners internalize grammatical structures and concepts in a fun and engaging way.

Recap & Takeaways

Whether you’re a teacher looking to spice up your grammar lessons or a learner seeking new strategies to master language skills, this podcast is for you. Tune in as we harmonize grammar and music to create an unforgettable learning experience.

So, grab your headphones, turn up the volume, and join us on this melodic journey through the world of language learning. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s explore the power of music to transform grammar learning together!

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Veronique travelling in Australia

Veronique travelling in Australia

01, October, 2024

Episode 213: Veronique travelling in Australia

In 1999, Véronique embarked on her first Australian adventure, discovering the vibrant cities, the rugged Outback, and the stunning coastal wonders. Listen as she recounts the awe-inspiring moments and cultural exchanges that left a lasting impression on her.

???????? Bienvenue! Join us on a captivating journey as we unravel the incredible travel tales of Véronique, a spirited French woman who explored the diverse landscapes of Australia in 1999 and 2005.

In this podcast episode, Véronique shares her unique perspective, cultural encounters, and unforgettable experiences Down Under.

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Throughout the podcast, Véronique reflects on the changes she observed in Australia over the years, offering a fascinating blend of nostalgia and newfound discoveries.

Her encounters with the locals, wildlife, and the natural beauty of the Land Down Under create a tapestry of memories that will transport you to another place and time.

Recap & Takeaways

Whether you’re an avid traveler, a Francophile, or simply curious about Australia’s allure, this podcast is sure to inspire and entertain.

Tune in to hear Véronique’s enchanting narratives, laced with the sheer joy of exploration.

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Sip and Share: Tales from The Seven Sisters Pub in Toulouse

Sip and Share: Tales from The Seven Sisters Pub in Toulouse

01, October, 2024

Episode 212: Sip and Share: Tales from The Seven Sisters Pub in Toulouse

Welcome to another episode of English Podcasts the podcast where we unravel the secrets to understanding natural English conversation.

Your hosts Chris and Sue today talk to Paul, the co-owner of The Seven Sisters Pub in Toulouse France.

Today, we’re diving into the world of business and hospitality with the story of Paul, who came to France and ended up in the beautiful sity of Toulouse, running a pub – was it a good idea?

Listen in and find out.

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Listen to some of the language used as paul talks to Chris and Sue about starting a business in France with all of the ups and downs.

How much of a challenge is it?

What are the highlights and what really works in an English pub in Toulouse, France?

Recap & Takeaways

This may be a challenge as the podcast was recorded in the Seven Sisters Pub in Toulouse, France on a normal day, with custoemrs in the pub and background music playing.

Find out how Paul ended up running hiw own pub along with his associates and what do they have planned in the future.

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Language learning strategies and tips for busy lifestyles

Language learning strategies and tips for busy lifestyles

01, October, 2024

Episode 210: Language learning strategies and tips for busy lifestyles

Welcome to another episode of English Podcasts the podcast where we unravel the secrets to mastering English.

Your hosts Chris and Sue today give some language learning tip for busy people with hectic lifestyles to learn English and we look at 16 idiomatic English expressions linked with being busy and how to effectively learn English.

Today, we’re diving deep into the world of language learning, offering not only ten incredible tips for those with hectic schedules but also throwing in a delightful mix of 16 idiomatic expressions to spice up your language skills!

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Episode Highlights: 1. **Time Mastery:** Chris and Sue share their top ten time-tested tips to help you seamlessly weave language learning into your busy lifestyle.

2. **Express Yourself:** Immerse yourself in the richness of language with 16 idiomatic expressions that add flair to your conversations.

Recap & Takeaways

Ten Tips for Busy Learners: –

**Microlearning Magic:** Discover how short, focused bursts of learning can make a significant impact. –

**Daily Dose:** Uncover the power of consistent, small efforts each day for steady progress.

**Tech Tools Triumph:** Explore the latest language learning apps that fit seamlessly into your on-the-go lifestyle.

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Ten tips to stop translating when you speak English

Ten tips to stop translating when you speak English

01, October, 2024

Episode 209: Ten tips to stop translating when you speak English

Welcome to another episode of English Podcasts the podcast where we unravel the secrets to mastering English.

I’m your host Chris, and today, we’ve got a gem of a topic: “How to Speak Directly in English Without Translating.”

In this podcast we talk about the problems that many learners of English face – translating in your head into your own language when listening and speaking English. If you feel tired when speaking or listening to English after a certain time, this could be you.

Don’t worry we have ten actionable tips that you can use to avoid this and to feel less tired, increase the fluidity, accuracy and ease of your English and help you improve your English skills?

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The problem faced by a lot of learners is that they often translate into their own language when speaking English ) which is a big barrier to fluency, fluidity and to actually progressing in a language.

If you think about it, sometimes when you are speaking English, you feel tired.

Well, it’s not a surprise if you translate as you are trying to accomplish at least two or three things at a time – translating into your own language, then translating it back into English, which causes a problem due to response time, accuracy of your response and also that most languages differ grammatically from English, which leaves it open to many mistakes.

Recap & Takeaways

Let’s see what you can do if you don’t translate -Stick around because I’ve got 10 fantastic tips coming your way. Let’s dive right in!

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