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Master English With Tim

Wanna master English? Then master the details of English listening, English vocabulary, and English grammar. -Master English listening: Learn real world pronunciations like "gonna", "hafta" and "didja" instead of the language you hear in the classroom. Understand spoken English more clearly and with greater detail. -Master English vocabulary: Focus on NGSL vocabulary- the most used words. Each word has different meanings and functions- enjoy exploring them. Learn these words in depth and detail to

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12:48

Episode #47: Five techniques, one word

Master English With Tim ·

2024/02/26

How do you fix your pronunciation errors? There are five ways:1. Mental replay2. Back-chaining3. Front-chaining4. Similar words5. Anatomical focus

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10:31

Episode #46: Word Focus: UNLESS

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2024/02/19

One of the most confusing and difficult words for people learning English is unless. In reality, less has two meanings: “if not” and “only if”, and you can learn both by listening to some practical examples.In Episode 46, Tim also returns to the topic of learning several new words that all share a single root. This time,explains the root HAP, which is found in words like happy and hapless.

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09:27

Episode #45: English Word Museum

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2024/02/12

It's no coincidence that words that look alike often have similar meanings. In Episode #45, Tim reveals the hidden connection between nine words containing the letters GL.Bonus PDF with exercises

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16:16

Episode #44: Words for Numbers

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2024/02/05

You need impactful words if you want to make killer business presentations with data.Listen to Tim and download his PDF to learn dozens of practical examples.

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13:59

Episode #43: Hard words -> Easy words

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2024/02/03

Students often confuse the verbs raise and rise and grow. In Episode #43, Tim explains the differences in form and meaning between these important verbs. Tim also explains two other confusing words, meal and appeal.To remember better what you learn, use this PDF with answer key.

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09:42

Episode #42: Master Irregular Verbs

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2024/01/23

If you want to speak English well, then you need to know your irregular verbs. The most common way to learn irregular verbs is by using flashcards, but flashcards are not the best way to learn. In Episode 42, Tim discusses six methods and resources to help you learn and retain irregular verbs.Free study files:Most Used Irregular Verbs– these are the most common irregular verbs with US pronunciations and information on differences between US and British forms.Example Sentences For Irregular Verbs–

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15:48

Episode #41: Sleeping on the Floor in Two Countries....

Master English With Tim ·

2024/01/20

In Episode 41, Tim tells about two times, one in Russia and one in France, that he faced unwanted and memorable adventures while trying to find places to sleep.Near Rennes, France and in Moscow Oblast.

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22:52

Episode #40: The Best of 2023

Master English With Tim ·

2024/01/20

2023 was the first year of the English With Tim podcast, and he covered topics ranging from his travels to Tajikistan and Bangladesh to Proto-Indo-European roots found in English and Russian, to the chewing gum accent heard in informal, spontaneous North American English, to Christmas adventures with his family.Listen to Episode 40 to hear these stories and more- the best of 2023 with English With Tim.

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14:08

Episode #39: Atomic Habits for English

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2024/01/20

Atomic Habits by James Clear is one of the most successful books on psychology and motivation of the past decade. Atomic Habits shows how to build new and powerful habits starting from small and usually painlesschanges. In Episode 39, Tim summarizes this incredibly useful book, and tells how to use its methods to speak better English.

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22:58

Episode #38: Three Christmas Adventures

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2024/01/20

Adventure 1: The Arctic Circle (11:12)Tim interviews a close friend of his family, Faye, an eleven year old girl who traveled to the Arctic Circle for a private meeting with Santa Claus.Adventure 2: Toys in the Woods (5:42)Tim interviews his dad, who describes a Christmas tradition of his own invention. ¡¡¡ADVENTURE 3: DINOSAUR HUNTING ON CHRISTMAS!!!Tim interviews Shalva, a paleontologist from Tbilisi, Georgia. Shalva, along with Tim, Tim’s dad, Faye and Faye’s mom, went on a Christmas dinosaur

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18:24

Episode #37: Moscow street stories

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2024/01/20

I go under the bed sheets and fall into a crouch in a wooden dinghy in the trough of a cold titanium swell awash with 1000-ruble bills and islands of blood clots. I don’t know how to stand. The sky is pre-tornado green. I peer over the edge of the boat, grasp at the bills and toss them onto the rotted deck. I don’t see any MVDs, but the thought of their arrival makes me tension my gut, girding my intestines upwards, lessening the pressure they exert on my pelvis. A minted thumb is massaging circles

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Episode #36: French words in English (18+)

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2024/01/20

French loanwords in English, for example déjà vu and bon vivant are quite popular and can help you sound more cool and sophisticated.Use the free PDF below to help remember these words:French words in English(You may also want to review German loanwords from Episode #35!)

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16:40

Episode #35: German words in English

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2024/01/20

Loanwords are words taken from one language that become part of another language, for example zeitgeist and panzer from German. Learn these and many other German loanwords in Episode 35.Use the free PDF below to help remember these words:German Loanword Crossword

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Episode #34: Deep Dive Into PIE roots

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2024/01/20

In Episode #34, Tim takes a deep look at a single Proto-Indo-European root, BL, which is found in words like BALL, BELLY, BALLOON and BELLOWS. Proto-Indo-European (PIE) was a language first spoken around 6500 years before present in what is now Ukraine. Learning many words with the same root helps you make connections between words so you remember them better.You can remember the words in today’s episode even better with this handy PDF:English Words With the PIE root BLTim also discussed ancient PIE

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16:01

Episode #33: Portmanteaus

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2024/01/20

Portmanteaus, also known as blend words, are words that consist of the beginning of one word and the end of another. Some examples of portmanteaus are smog (smoke + fog) or cronut (croissant + donut). Some portmanteaus have a short life and disappear from the language, while others (like smog) are so commonly used that we forget their origin.

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12:43

Episode #32: Five Top YouTube channels to learn English

Master English With Tim ·

2024/01/20

In this week’s episode, Tim suggests five popular YouTube channels to learn English:1. Kurzgesagt In a Nutshell2. Accurate English3. Rachel’s English4. English Class 1015. Learn English With TV Series

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Episode #31: 10 Fun Phrasal Verbs

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2024/01/18

There are two keys to sounding more like a native speaker of English: chewing gum pronunciation, and phrasal verbs, 10 of which you can learn in this week’s episode.

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Episode #30: How to Make Negative Sentences

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2024/01/18

Ask any student the hardest things about learning English, and most will tell you, “questions“. Don’t forget another sentence type, though: negative statements. Listen to Episode 30 to learn how to make this crucial sentence type!

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Episode #29: Learn A, An, Some and The

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2024/01/18

Do you want to learn to use a, an, some, and the?If you speak a non-Western European language, chances are that it is hard for you to choose between a, an, some, the and no article. A lot of English learners think these are trash words that mean nothing and are impossible to learn. That’s not true!In Episode 29, Tim tells a funny story about a girl and some cops to explain how to choose the best article in most situations. English uses two indefinite articles: A or AN, and the so-called zero

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Episode #28: Ten fun English idioms.

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2024/01/18

Idioms are multi-word expressions whose meaning is different from the individual words in the idiom. One example of a popular idiom is like clockwork, which means in a routine, completely predictable way. Listen to today’s episode for ten more idioms with examples.

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