Author Archives: Paolo T

4 Ways to Say You Have a Misunderstanding

Posted on Friday - January 6, 2023 by Paolo T

4 WAYS TO SAY YOU HAVE A MISUNDERSTANDING Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 lessons every month here. ~Jeff P.S. … Continue reading →

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Ask the Professor – What is a “Blessing in Disguise” ?

Posted on Thursday - January 5, 2023 by Paolo T

WHAT IS A “BLESSING IN DISGUISE” ? This video will give you the answer! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? We have TWO great options: (A) Choose your own daily and cultural English lessons with our … Continue reading →

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4 Reasons You Didn’t Get a Second Date

Posted on Wednesday - January 4, 2023 by Paolo T

4 REASONS YOU DIDN’T GET A SECOND DATE Learn the answer in this short video! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than … Continue reading →

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3 Not Very Nice Ways to Talk About the Countryside

Posted on Wednesday - January 4, 2023 by Paolo T

3 NOT VERY NICE WAYS TO TALK ABOUT THE COUNTRYSIDE Watch this short video to find out! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get … Continue reading →

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Say It Right!

Posted on Tuesday - January 3, 2023 by Paolo T

Say It Right! WHICH ONE IS CORRECT? “I really want to ____, but I’m trying to lose weight.” A. Duck out B. Fly out C. Chicken out D. Pig out Watch and find out! Looking for an easy, convenient way … Continue reading →

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Ask the Professor – What Does “The Real Deal” Mean?

Posted on Tuesday - January 3, 2023 by Paolo T

WHAT DOES “THE REAL DEAL” MEAN? Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? We have TWO great options: (A) Choose your own daily and cultural English lessons with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 lessons … Continue reading →

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4 Ways to Say You Completely Agree

Posted on Monday - January 2, 2023 by Paolo T

4 WAYS TO SAY YOU COMPLETELY AGREE Watch this short video to find out! Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? Join 15 million people who’ve learned English with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 … Continue reading →

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Say It Right!

Posted on Monday - January 2, 2023 by Paolo T

WHICH ONE IS CORRECT? If we don’t _______________, we’ll be late for the movie! A. Get a move on B. Get down on it C. Get a leg up D. Get over it Watch and find out! Looking for a … Continue reading →

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Ask the Professor – What Does “The Real Deal” Mean?

Posted on Friday - December 30, 2022 by Paolo T

WHAT DOES “THE REAL DEAL” MEAN? Looking for a FAST, easy way to improve your English? We have TWO great options: (A) Choose your own daily and cultural English lessons with our Unlimited English Membership. Get more than 1,800 lessons … Continue reading →

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What Does “Fast” Mean?

Posted on Thursday - December 29, 2022 by Paolo T

WHAT DOES “FAST” MEAN? Listen to Cultural English #18 for more on “to fast”. Looking for an easy, convenient way to improve your English? Choose from more than 1800 daily and cultural English lessons with our Unlimited English Membership. Listen … Continue reading →

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