All Ears English

2540 - Grab or Get? English Vocabulary for Errands

2539 - Make a Beeline for Better English

2538 - Are You Working Away at Learning Phrasal Verbs?

2537 - Cozy up With These Holiday Phrasal Verbs

2536 - How to Be Better Than Decent at English Vocabulary

2535 - So I Said to Myself, “You’re Gonna Love This Episode!”

2534 - How to Broach a Taboo Topic Respectfully

AEE - Can You Use “They” for One Person?

AEE - The Many Ways to Have a Moment in English

2533 - What Are You Wishing For Your English?

2532 - Four Ways to Apologize in English

In this episode of the All Ears English podcast, Lindsay and Michelle delve into the art of apologizing, particularly for significant offenses in relationships. They explore various phrases and approaches for expressing remorse, emphasizing the importance of specificity, genuineness, and taking full responsibility for ...

2531- Of Course You Should Use These Tips!

In this episode of the All Ears English podcast, Lindsay and Aubrey explore the nuances of using the phrase "of course" in English, highlighting how it can be both positive and potentially rude depending on the context. They discuss scenarios where "of course" implies willingness and enthusiasm, such as offering help o...

2530 - Give In Versus Give Up in English

In this episode of the All Ears English podcast, Lindsay and Michelle delve into the nuances between the phrasal verbs "give up" and "give in," prompted by a listener's question. They begin with a trivia question to illustrate "giving up" when one doesn't know an answer. They explore various contexts of "give up," such...

AEE - Avoid Mistakes With These English Adjectives

AEE - I'll Give You That! How to Concede to Connect in English

2529 - This Episode Is Spicy

In this episode of All Ears English, Lindsay and Michelle address a listener's question from Japan about the use of the word "spice" in English. They explore its various meanings, from a literal ingredient to slang for something exciting or unique. They discuss related expressions like "spice things up," "spicy details...

2528 - Breaking News! Don't Speak Like a News Anchor in English

In this episode, Lindsay and Michelle discuss the differences between the way news anchors speak and everyday American accents, prompted by a listener question. They explore the concept of "newscaster cadence," focusing on rhythm, flow, and enunciation rather than accent. They touch on the idea of a "standard" American...

2527 - You’ll Be Crazy About This Vocabulary

In this episode of the All Ears English podcast, Lindsay and Aubrey delve into the various expressions and idioms using the word "crazy." Following up on a previous episode about "crazy" as an intensifier, they explore phrases like "crazy about," "like crazy," "drive someone crazy," "go crazy," and "taking crazy pills,...

2526 - Time Change Got You Down? How to Talk About It in English

In this co-hosted podcast episode, Lindsay and Michelle discuss the impact of daylight saving time and the change to standard time on people's moods and daily routines, especially as the days get shorter. They share personal experiences and offer phrases and questions that listeners can use to start conversations about...

AEE - Isn’t English Supposed to Make Sense?!