Today, we will discuss the famous book "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen. This story takes us back to a time of good manners, love, and society in the 19th century.

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"Pride and Prejudice" is about the Bennet family, especially Elizabeth Bennet, the second-oldest daughter. This story happened when finding a good husband or wife was very important. Mrs. Bennet, Elizabeth's mother, really wants to find wealthy husbands for her five daughters.

In today's episode, I'll give you some tips on how to spend your summer vacation, and you'll speak English with a mini-story.

Connecting with nature

A very healthy activity that you can do is to go to a natural spot and enjoy nature. The idea is to relax and forget about exams or deadlines. Of course, you can take the opportunity to do a little exercise by going for a walk. Ideally, you should find a place without too many people, especially children. I am sure that in your country there are many places where you can quietly enjoy nature.

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Hi! I am very happy today because I have a huge announcement! A new course is now available to help you with your pronunciation. And it's for all levels! 

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Last week, I explained dad jokes and gave some examples; today, let's continue learning new jokes and practice speaking with a funny mini-story.

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I'm on a seafood diet. I see food, and I eat it!

This joke is a play on words. 

Usually, when people say they're on a diet, they try to eat less or eat specific kinds of food to become healthier.

But in this joke, the person says they're on a 'seafood diet,' which sounds like they only eat seafood.

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Today, we're diving into the world of dad jokes and how they can help you improve your English skills. Dad jokes are funny and a great way to have fun while learning.

These jokes are short and funny. Dads use them to make their kids laugh. 

What is a pun?

A pun is a kind of joke that plays with words that sound the same or have multiple meanings. It's like a riddle made of words.

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Today is a special day because it's our seventh year together!!! This week, we have reached 300 episodes and more than 30 million downloads!

Thanks to all of you, we've created a huge family of learners from all around the world.

Let me recommend to you my most listened-to episodes:

#003 - The Importance Of Repeated Listening

#018 - Benefits of Listening in English when Exercising

#200 - Difficult words to Pronounce in English 

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Today, we're diving into an exciting part of history called the Gold Rush. Ever thought about hunting for treasure? Lots of people did back then!

What was the Gold Rush?

During the Gold Rush people traveled to places where they thought they could find gold. For example, in 1849, many went to California because they had heard they could find gold there. This event is called the California Gold Rush. 

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Today, we're going to talk about something that confuses many students: when to use "do" and when to use "make."

Let's start with "do." We use "do" when we talk about general tasks or activities that don't create something new. It's like saying you're doing something that's part of your routine. Let's hear some examples:

• Do homework: "After school, I always do my homework."
• Do the dishes: "In our house, we do the dishes right after dinner."

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Today, we will learn more internet words and practice speaking with a mini-story.

Online Forum:

An online forum is similar to a discussion group at the library. People gather on a website to discuss various topics, sharing their thoughts in posts and replies.

Podcast: Podcasts are like radio shows on the Internet. You can listen to them online or download them to your device.

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Today, we're talking about the Internet – something we use daily. Knowing internet words is super important whether you're checking websites, chatting with friends, or shopping online. You will learn different internet words to help you feel more comfortable online.

Website Navigation:

The Internet is like a vast library with countless books. Each website is a different book; to read them, you need to know how to navigate. Think of website navigation as finding your way around the library. You use a website's menus, links, and buttons to move from one page to another.

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Ever wondered if native English speakers make mistakes? Well, here's the truth: Native English speakers make mistakes, too! This can be comforting for English learners.

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Native speakers of any language make mistakes, just like learners do. This is a natural part of language use and communication.

Pronunciation Mistakes: It's common to mispronounce hard words. For example, some people say "Pacific" instead of "specific."

Spelling Mistakes: Even people who have spoken English from birth can spell words wrongly. It's like writing "definately" when it should be "definitely."

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Have you ever seen a huge mountain with presidents' faces? Today, we learn about Mount Rushmore. What's special about it? Let's find out!

Mount Rushmore is a giant and famous place in the United States. It's located in South Dakota, inside the Black Hills. On this big mountain are huge carvings of the faces of four American presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. These presidents are very important because they did great things for America.

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Today, we explore the common English phrase: "That's cool!" This phrase expresses liking or approval. 

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The tone and facial expressions matter; a happy tone conveys genuine interest, while a flat tone might indicate indifference.

Use "That's cool!" in various contexts:

• Liking someone's choice: "Your blue shirt is cool!"
• Reacting to good news: "You got a new pet? That's cool!"
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Learning English is exciting because we get to know how people actually speak. Today, we will look at a common phrase in the US: "Good for you!" It's a friendly way to talk, but there's more to learn about it.

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What Does "Good for you!" Mean?

When people say "Good for you!" they show they are glad for someone else. Imagine giving a friend a thumbs-up. 

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Today, we will learn how Easter is celebrated in the United States and Australia. We will hear Tom and Sarah's conversation about their plans for Easter this year.

And with a point-of-view story, you will learn grammar in context without memorizing boring rules.

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Today, I will talk about practically the opposite: minimalism.

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A few years ago, this lifestyle became popular.

The concept of minimalism is about removing unnecessary things and focusing on what's important. Seems logical, right? Well... Sometimes, attempting to live a minimalist lifestyle can actually be more stressful than just accepting a little bit of clutter. Finally, it's about finding a balance that works for you.

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Today, we are going to talk about idioms and specific vocabulary related to movies in English.

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And with a mini-story, you are going to improve your fluency. I'll tell you a story while asking you many questions that you have to answer right away. It's like talking to another person in English.

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Today, I want to talk about something called Diogenes syndrome. It might not be something you're familiar with, but it's a big deal in society.

This syndrome is about people accumulating too much stuff in their homes.

In the US, when someone has Diogenes syndrome, people try to help them in different ways. 

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This episode is for my English students who work in finance. But don't worry if you don't! I'll explain marketing and accounting in a way that's easy for everyone to understand.

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Understanding Marketing

Marketing is how businesses tell people about their products or services. Imagine it as a four-letter word: 'P-P-P-P.'

• 'Product'
• 'Price'
• 'Place'
• 'Promotion'

This is how companies advertise their products, like TV ads or online banners.

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If you want to save money, listen to this new episode.

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Last week, we discussed different strategies to save money; now, let's continue learning new tricks. And with a funny mini-story, you will practice your English speaking.

Here are some strategies to save money:

• Automate Your Savings
• Keep Track of Your Expenses
• Shop Wisely
• Reduce Utility Costs
• Pay Off High-Interest Debt
• Build an Emergency Fund

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Do you want to save money? Today, we will explore some simple money-saving tips that are easy to understand and apply. And with a fun story, you will improve your English grammar in context.

Learn Basic Money Vocabulary:

• Income: This is the money you earn.
• Expenses: These are the costs or money you spend.
• Budget: A budget is a plan for managing your money.
• Savings: Savings are the money you keep for the future.
• Debt: Debt is money you owe.

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I love drinking tea, and last week I talked about the history of tea in the UK. But if you're not sure about tea or think you might not like it, don't worry. I'm here to introduce you to different types of tea. I'm sure we can find one you'll really enjoy. And, of course, I'll show you how to make a British cuppa.

You can say 'a cuppa' instead of 'a cup of tea.' People in some places use it a lot. For example, someone might say, 'When I'm tired, I enjoy having a cuppa to relax.'

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Do you like tea? I love trying different kinds, especially on cold days. Today, we'll talk about the British love for tea. And in a future episode, I'll show you how to make a British-style cup of tea.

Tea for Everyone

• Tea was cheaper: Tea cost less than alcohol, so more people could buy it.
• Easy to find: You could find tea in many places. It was easy to buy.
• No harmful effects: Tea didn't make you sick or misbehave, like alcohol.

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"Jane Eyre" tells the story of Jane, an orphan who faces many challenges, from a harsh childhood with her aunt to a strict school life at Lowood. As a governess at Thornfield Hall, she meets Mr. Rochester, discovers his secret, and must make a tough moral choice.

Key Ideas:

• Self-reliance
• Love and morality
• Social class differences

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In this episode, we'll discuss whether English learners should pick an accent when they're at an intermediate level. And with a short story you will learn grammar in context without any boring rules.

When choosing between learning American or British English, it's crucial to think about your goals and situation. 

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Today, we will talk about how people in America celebrate New Year's Eve. And with a short story you will learn grammar in context without any boring rules.

Let's explore the fun traditions and superstitions that make New Year's Eve special in the USA.

• Dropping the Ball in Times Square
  Kissing at Midnight
• Parties and Get-Togethers
• Parades and Fireworks
• Hangover Cure
•  New Year's Resolutions

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Today, I will talk about Christmas Markets in New York. And with a fun mini-story, you will improve your speaking.

What are you planning to do at Christmas? I recommend you fly to NYC because the best Christmas markets are here.

Here are some Christmas Markets in New York:

• New York's holiday markets 
• Bryant Park's Winter Village
• FAD Market
• Columbus Circle Holiday Market

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Hi! Today, we will discuss "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. This story is about kindness and how people can change, especially during Christmas. So, let's dive into Ebenezer Scrooge's story together!

"A Christmas Carol" is about a man named Ebenezer Scrooge. He doesn't like Christmas, and he's mean to everyone, even his worker, Bob Cratchit.

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In a previous episode, we talked about the mouse, the keyboard, and the screen. Today, we'll learn about more parts of a computer. And with a short story, you will learn grammar in context without memorizing any boring rules.

Now, let's talk about 'RAM.' RAM stands for 'Random Access Memory.' RAM is like a computer's working memory. It's where the computer keeps things while doing tasks, just like our brains remember stuff when we're busy.

My old computer only had 8 megabytes of RAM. It's like having a small desk – you can only put a few things on it at once.

Nowadays, computers have much more RAM, at least 8 gigabytes, which is like having a big desk with lots of space. This helps modern computers work faster and better.

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Thanksgiving is celebrated in the US and Canada. It's a special day when people express their gratitude for things like family and food.

Why People Celebrate this holiday: Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for good things. Many people have a big meal with family and friends.

When It Is Celebrated: Thanksgiving is on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States. In Canada, it's on the second Monday of October.

Where It Is Celebrated: People celebrate Thanksgiving in their homes or with family in other places. Others travel to be with family.

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Hi! Let's continue learning about the play Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare. But don't worry because I've made it very easy for you to understand.

In a previous episode, I began discussing the play "Romeo and Juliet." Today, we will continue with Acts 4 and 5 of the play.

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Today, I'll talk about my very first computer and compare it with modern tech.

Have you ever thought about how computers have changed over the years? Well, I have, and I want to share my experiences with you.

I will start with the parts of the computer:

First, the "mouse." A mouse is a small device you move on your desk. It's like a digital pet that helps  you control your computer. 

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Today, I will discuss Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," but don't worry because I've made it very easy to understand.

Today, we'll explore the famous play 'Romeo and Juliet' by William Shakespeare, written over 400 years ago. This play is divided into five acts, like chapters in a book. I've prepared a short summary for each act. In this episode, we'll focus on Acts 1, 2, and 3, and in our next session, we'll continue with Acts 4 and 5.

In the play, Shakespeare explored important things like love, family, and problems that were important back then and still matter to people today.

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Our main topic today is stress management because, let's admit it – learning a new language can be quite overwhelming.

Don't worry, I'm here to help. I'm going to share some really helpful tips to make learning a new language less stressful.

Here are some useful tips to manage stress: 

• Breathe deeply
• Stay Organized
• Exercise Regularly
• Talk to Someone
• Get Good Sleep

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Petroleum, also known as oil, is a thick, black liquid found deep underground, used to make gasoline, plastic, and cosmetics. In 1859, Edwin L.

Drake drilled the first successful oil well in Titusville, Pennsylvania, marking the start of intentional oil extraction. As whale oil became scarce, people turned to oil for kerosene. 

Early oil workers, or drillers, faced tough conditions, leading to the rise of boomtowns.

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Today, we're discussing our precious hours in bed every night, and why it's important to get a good amount of sleep. And with a mini-story, you will practice your English speaking.

Why are restful nights crucial?

• Recharge your body and mind. 
• Better mood. 
• Helps with memory. 
• Keeps you strong. 

Sometimes it's hard to get 8 hours of sleep. But remember, it's about quality over quantity. Six hours of good, solid rest can be better than eight hours of tossing and turning.

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Learning English can be enjoyable and useful, but also challenging. You might experience frustration or have doubtful or negative thoughts.

For instance, you might believe, "I can't speak English fluently," but a more positive way to approach it is, "I'm improving my English every day." 

It's crucial to know that negative thoughts can slow down progress. In this episode, we will explore ways to change these thoughts and motivate you.

First, you'll need to spot negative thoughts when they happen. These might involve doubting your abilities or fearing making mistakes.

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Today, let's discuss exercise and its benefits for health. Also, with a story, you will practice and improve your grammar in context.

Better Physical Health: Exercising isn't just about looking good; it's about feeling great, too! Regular exercise helps us maintain a healthy weight and reduces the risk of diseases. Plus, it keeps our muscles and bones strong and our hearts and lungs in great shape.

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Basic Food Facts 

First, let's learn some simple aspects of food. Our bodies need carbs, proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals. 

A quick tip: imagine your plate is a rainbow. The more colors, the more good stuff you're eating!

Fixing Food Mistakes 

Next, let's fix some food mistakes! Mistake number one: "Carbs are bad."

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Today, I will talk about the Internet's fantastic journey – how it changed from big machines to the online world we know today.

Imagine going back to the 1960s, a time of cool space adventures and bright colors. Back then, computers weren't small like today. They were as big as rooms! Like friendly elephants waiting for special instructions. But guess what? These big computers couldn't talk to each other.

Now, let's jump ahead to the 1990s. Think of slow dial-up Internet. That's when the World Wide Web appeared. Imagine a huge library with doors open to different places when you click. But, you had to wait because pages loaded slowly, like a snail.

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Today, I want to share a personal story. It's about a special thing in my kitchen: my air fryer.

Once upon a time, I cooked food the old way. I used pots, pans, and lots of oil. My food tasted good, but it took a lot of time. And cleaning? Oh, it was a big job! Then, a friend told me about the air fryer. At first, I thought, "What is this magic pot?" But then, I tried it, and wow!

The first time I used the air fryer, I cooked potatoes. 

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Today, we're continuing our journey of expressions inspired by man's best friend: the dog. And with a fun point-of-view story, you will improve your grammar in context.

Our first phrase is dogged determination. When someone shows dogged determination, they're incredibly persistent, not giving up easily. It's like a dog who won't let go of its favorite toy.

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Do you love dogs? That's wonderful because today, we're going to learn some new idioms in English about dogs. And with a mini-story, you will learn about Mark's success and challenges in the workplace while using these dog expressions. I

Our first idiom is Barking up the wrong tree. Imagine you're trying to find your lost keys, and you start looking under the couch.

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Today, you will learn new English vocabulary through fun riddles. 

I will introduce you to some popular riddles and ask you to guess the correct answer. If you don't know what a riddle is, don't worry because I'll explain it to you.

And with a point of view lesson, you will learn grammar without memorizing any boring rules.

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Have you ever wondered if someone intended to make you doubt your own perceptions, experiences, or understanding of events? We call this gaslighting.

Today, I will talk about this word that is becoming more and more popular. And with a point-of-view story, you will improve your grammar in context, without memorizing rules.

Where does "gaslighting" come from?

The word "gaslighting" comes from a play called "Gas Light." written in 1938 by Patrick Hamilton.

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Today, we will learn some new slang words. 

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Boujee: Very fancy or luxurious. "That's so boujee!"

Bussin': Really good, like food or a song. "That pizza was bussin'!"

Drip: Stylish appearance. "Look at her jacket; her drip is cool."

Extra: Overly dramatic. "He bought 2000 cupcakes. That's extra."

Rent-free: Can't stop thinking about something. "That video lives rent-free in my mind."

Salty: Upset over something small. "She was salty because she lost the game."

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Have you ever spent a whole weekend just relaxing and doing nothing? Just playing games or binging shows? It's a nice break, right? 

Well, there's a Japanese word for this -"Hikikomori," which means "being confined." It's about people who choose to stay away from society completely. This is common in Japan, but other cultures have similar ideas. People call them loners or "modern-day hermits." 

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I'd like to include some food and cooking vocabulary in this episode.

And with a mini-story, you will improve your English fluency.

You'll see, it's like having a conversation with another person.

You know, when I enter the kitchen, my first thought is… Why am I here? Yeah. I'm hungry. That's why. Now I remember. :)

I open the refrigerator and start scanning for some delicious food.

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Today we are going to talk about phrasal verbs with the verb give. Many of you have asked for a new phrasal verbs episode, so I am sure that you are excited about it. Apparently, everyone wants to learn new phrasal verbs.

And with mini-story, you will improve your fluency. I will ask you many questions that you will need to answer right away. It's like speaking English with another person.

• Here are some phrasal verbs:
• To give something away
• To give oneself or somebody else away
• To give in
• To give out 

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The Statue of Liberty is a famous American landmark on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, symbolizing freedom and friendship. It depicts a woman holding a torch and a tablet with the date July 4, 1776.

History: The statue was a gift from France to celebrate 100 years of American independence. Suggested by Édouard de Laboulaye and designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi.

Construction: The copper statue was assembled on a framework by Gustave Eiffel.

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