Tim isn't just a podcaster- he's also an English teacher, a writing teacher, a writer and even a bike mechanic. Tim works 55 hours a week- and he's tired. Plus, making this podcast costs 160 dollars a year (but earns nothing!). Tim isn't sure if there are any strong reasons for continuing.
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In Episode 145, learn about Tim's new resource for strengthening your English vocabulary:
Bridge to B1 English. If you'd like a free sample of the book, just write to Tim- tim at english with tim dot com.

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"Than" and "then". These are two English words that many students of English- and also native speakers- confuse. Listen to Episode 144 to learn the real world functions and pronunciations of these words so you never confuse them again.

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Did you know that the suffix -EN changes some adjectives into verbs? Red -> Redden. White -> Whiten. Black -> Blacken. Dark -> Darken. In Episode #143, Tim explains the basics of the -EN suffix and illustrates its meaning and use with five verbs connected with color and light. Use these verbs to easily brighten how you express yourself in spoken English!

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The New General Service List, or NGSL is just 2800 words- but covers 92% of written and spoken English. NGSL vocabulary is also IELTS vocabulary, and TOEFL vocabulary, and vocabulary for doing business and understanding the news. If you want to master English vocabulary, a great first step is to master NGSL vocabulary.
Listen to this week's episode to learn 5 words, 15 meanings and 45 examples from the NGSL- words 1876 to 1880.

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We all try not to get sick in the winter- and almost all of us get sick anyways! In this episode, learn the most important English vocabulary for talking about common sicknesses like the cold, the flu and COVID.

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Sometimes it's the small words that give us problems- words like BE, AT, and GET. In Episode 140, Tim explains 4 small words: THIS, THAT, THESE and THOSE. Listen to Episode 140 now to learn how to pronounce and use these essential English words.

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If you want to master English vocabulary, you have to master NGSL vocabulary. The NGSL, or New General Service List, is an list of the 2800 most used words in English. Learn these words in depth and detail to get a higher score on IELTS or TOEFL, and to communicate with more confidence at work. Listen to Episode #139 now to learn 17 meanings of 5 NGSL words.

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