I Couldn't Care Less

When you want to colloquially express that you don’t care at all about something you might say “I couldn’t care less.” This phrase first popped up in British English at the turn of the 20th century and is still popular today.

A blast from the past & remind

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Remind is an interesting verb in English and has a few different uses. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at two different uses for this verb. I am also going to teach you the idiom, a blast from the past.

Be sick vs. Catch a cold vs. Have a cold

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UH OH! SHE’S NOT FEELING WELL!

You can be sick, have a cold, or catch a cold.

Your name, sir

Police officer: Can I have your name, please, sir?

Tips To Improve Your Pronunciation

Listen & Write the Script. Follow the Instructions.
http://www.englishspeakingonline.com/podcast-audio/Episode3.mp3  (Part 1)

http://www.englishspeakingonline.com/podcast-audio/Episode4.mp3  (Part 2)

Verbs

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