Business English Podcast Episode 4: Customer Service & Formal and Informal English Formal and Informal English Main ways of being formal: Vocabulary Grammar Tone of voice 1: Formal and Informal English : Vocabulary There’s a range. For example: Slang Informal Neutral Formal Very formal (often antiquated) ‘sup? / What’s the craic? / Story? Hi …
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Phone English Business English Podcast Ep.3 Phone English podcast from Everest Language School. Listen to the podcast about phone English and check out the vocabulary below. There are lots more business English podcasts available here, and we will have one more episode next week. Remember, if you are in Dublin and want to improve your …
Learn English With Everest Ep 6: Job Interviews & Uses of Should Do your homework Research the company and know something about the job you are going to job interviews for. What does the company do? Who are their competitors? Where would your role fit? This applies to a dress code too – …
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Your CV in English Everest Podcast Ep 5 (Business Mini-Series Part I) Making the Perfect CV in English Business English part 1 10 tips: How to make the perfect CV in English Don’t waffle Your CV in English should be no more than 2 pages Keep it punchy, succinct, to the point …
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Gerunds and Infinitives, and Swimming Vocabulary Swimming Vocabulary To get on board – Is everyone on board with this idea? Definition: In agreement with; ready or willing to participate. A jellyfish To sting (sting-stung-stung) A nettle (a type of stinging plant) A reef (e.g. a coral reef) Gerund or Infinitive? Gerund (-ing): I enjoy swimming Do you feel like going out …
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Gradable and ungradable adjectives Episode 3: Adjectives and music vocabulary This week on Learn English with Everest I chatted to Rob about Irish music, going to live gigs, music festivals and lots more. So, in this episode you’ll learn lots of vocabulary to talk about music. The grammar point is connected with adjectives, specifically gradable …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Learn English With Everest #2: Easter, Art, Time Words: For During Since This episode focuses on the grammar of time words: For During Since. It features an interview with our teacher Derek Smith. There is lots of vocabulary about art, Easter and life in Dublin. Listen and enjoy and please remember to like, share …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Everest Language School has a new podcast to help you to learn English! Episode 1 – Uses of ‘Get’ [/vc_column_text][vc_video link=”https://radiopublic.com/learn-english-with-everest-GqwRy5/ep/s1!e4af1″][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In Episode 1, Conor talks about the weather. Here is some vocabulary that he uses: Mist Fog Gloomy Grey Overcast Drizzle Bucketing down Pissing rain Lashing rain Conor uses a lot of phrases …
Ireland’s first podcast for English language learners This April, Everest Language School launches Ireland’s first ESL podcast. Learn English with Everest Podcast Everest Language School is a Dublin based language school that is owned and run by two English language teachers, Rob McComish and Dr. Anne-Marie Connolly. While Everest is one of Dublin’s newest language …
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