Monthly Archives: May 2020

A Love of Grilling

Posted on Tuesday - May 26, 2020 by Dr. Jeff McQuillan

Yesterday was Memorial Day in the United States, a national holiday on which we remember those who have died for our country. (For more on Memorial Day, see our Cultural English 86 lesson). As in many countries, Americans have a … Continue reading →

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How to Get a Date by Lingering

Posted on Tuesday - May 19, 2020 by Dr. Jeff McQuillan

In another edition of English With Your Coffee, I talk about a newspaper headline related to “lingering.” I also explain one of the reasons I wasn’t very good at dating when I was younger. ~Jeff P.S. For more English related … Continue reading →

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Dancing With Ghosts: The Mysterious Visions of Wovoka

Posted on Tuesday - May 12, 2020 by Dr. Jeff McQuillan

You may know that the word “ghost” means the image of a dead person who can be seen by the living. When I was a kid, people would sometimes tell “ghost stories” about scary (frightening) places, such as haunted houses, … Continue reading →

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English With Your Coffee: Rallies, Momentum, and Mementos

Posted on Wednesday - May 6, 2020 by Dr. Jeff McQuillan

  We talk about stock market rallies, momentum, and mementos in this edition of English With Your Coffee. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage (drink) and enjoy! ~Jeff P.S. For useful English about the stock market, check out Daily … Continue reading →

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