Learning English Conversations

When things go wrong and the outcome isn't good, what kind of recipe are you following? Learn a phrase that has nothing to do with cooking

When you need to learn something very quickly, it’s worth considering a super fast learning programme, but it’s not for everyone

When you are in total agreement with ideas or suggestions from others, try a new phrase to express yourself

Feifei and Rob discuss the idiom 'full of the joys of spring' to describe a cheerful mood. Their colleague's holiday plans are in jeopardy due to an airport strike, adding a twist to the conversation.

Is this expression related to numbers? If half a dozen is six, what does this expression mean? Listen to the programme

How can you make sure a new project is going to be a successful? Here's a piece of good advice

Not telling the truth is not a good thing to do. Learn a phrase to describe your actions

Rob is asked to dress up like a monkey, but it turns out to be a prank. Lee explains the meaning behind 'making a monkey out of someone' and gives examples of similar situations.

Although other people may think you are behaving rather strangely, you know what you are doing. There's a reason and a phrase to describe your behaviour

Learn about the British English phrase 'good Nick' meaning to be in good condition, with examples and a light-hearted chat about staying fit at the end.