AEE 2309 Jump From B2 to C1 With These Phrasal Verbs

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4 Essential Phrases to Improve Workplace Communication

In this episode of the Business English Podcast, Lindsay and Aubrey share four powerful phrases that can transform workplace relationships and foster collaboration. Inspired by research on successful communication in personal relationships, these phrases are essential for building trust and resolving conflict at work.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- “This might be hard to hear”: How to prepare coworkers for bad news with empathy.
- “It’s understandable you feel that way”: Validating emotions to defuse tension.
- “I hadn’t thought about it like that”: Showing openness to new ideas during negotiations.
- “Let’s find a solution”: The ultimate collaboration phrase to move past obstacles.

Use these phrases to create stronger connections and a more positive work environment. Perfect for professionals aiming to excel in global business!

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How Bougie! A Fun Slang Word You Need to Know

In this lively episode of the All Ears English Podcast, Lindsay and Michelle dive into the trendy slang word "bougie" — used to describe fancy, upscale, or pretentious tastes. Learn how to use this word naturally and avoid common misunderstandings.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- The meaning and origins of "bougie" (from "bourgeoisie").
- Fun examples like fancy hotels, cucumber-infused water, and wine-and-cheese nights.
- Why "bougie" describes situations more than people — and how to keep it lighthearted.

Perfect for adding some modern flair to your English conversations. Tune in to stay current with today’s slang!

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How to Connect in English as an Introvert

In this episode of the All Ears English Podcast, Lindsay and Aubrey tackle a question many introverted English learners face: Can you build connections without being outgoing? The answer is yes! With these five tips, you’ll learn how to shine in social settings while staying true to your personality.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- Plan recharge time after socializing.
- Be authentic — don’t pretend to be extroverted.
- Ask questions to keep the conversation flowing.
- Prioritize quality over quantity in social interactions.
- Focus on connection, not perfection, when speaking English.

Fluency and connection aren’t about personality — they’re about human desire to connect. Ready to build stronger connections in English? This episode is for you!

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3 Ways to Make 2025 Your Best English Year Yet!

In this special episode of All Ears English, Lindsay and Michelle share three actionable tips to help you take your English to the next level in 2025. Whether you’re aiming for B1 to C1 or just want to feel more confident, these strategies will set you up for success.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- Set Up Your Habits for Success: Create a routine that makes practicing English easy and sustainable.
- Build Real Confidence: Understand that confidence isn’t magic — it comes from consistent speaking experience.
- Know Where You’re Starting: Evaluate your current level to track progress and set clear goals.

Don’t leave your fluency to chance—plan your year for maximum improvement!

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How to Ask About Lunch at Work — Without Awkwardness!

In this episode of the Business English Podcast, Lindsay and Michelle tackle a surprisingly tricky question: How do you politely ask if lunch will be provided at a workplace event like a lunch-and-learn?

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- Polite ways to ask, like “Will lunch be provided, or should I bring my own?”
- Why tone matters to avoid sounding entitled.
- The cultural nuances of lunch meetings at big vs. small companies.

Whether it’s a catered meal or a bring-your-own, this episode will help you navigate workplace etiquette with confidence!

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Should You Use 'Attagirl' in English? Let’s Break It Down!

In this episode of the All Ears English Podcast, Lindsay and Michelle dive into the quirky phrase "Attagirl" — its origins, meanings, and how (or if) you should use it in everyday conversation.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- The real meaning behind "Attagirl" and its counterpart "Attaboy."
- When to use it genuinely, sarcastically, or not at all.
- Why this phrase is more common in TV shows or parent-child interactions.

Perfect for English learners looking to navigate cultural nuances and boost their vocabulary with fun expressions!

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Don't Let Your Business English Vocabulary Come to a Grinding Halt!

In this episode of the Business English Podcast, Lindsay and Aubrey unpack essential expressions that are must-knows for navigating the workplace. Learn how to describe frustrating moments when progress stalls with phrases like "come to a grinding halt," "reach an impasse," and "dead end."

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- The subtle differences between these expressions and when to use them.
- How to recognize and resolve "bottlenecks" at work.
- A pro tip on identifying solutions to workplace obstacles — impress your boss!

Perfect for professionals looking to sound natural and confident in English. Don’t miss this one if you want to elevate your business vocabulary and improve your communication skills!

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Crickets in Conversations? Learn What It Means and How to Break the Silence!

Ever said something in a group and heard…crickets? In this episode of the All Ears English Podcast, Lindsay and Michelle explore the phrase "just crickets"—what it means, when to use it, and how to turn awkward silence into a connection moment.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- The meaning of “crickets” as a conversational metaphor.
- Examples of its use in business, comedy, and everyday life.
- How to break awkward moments with humor and humility.

Perfect for anyone looking to master conversational English and connect confidently in any situation!

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AEE 2305 Since When How to Use Time Phrases in English

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AEE 2304 How to Use Sports Pride to Connect in English

How to Tell Stories Like a C1 English Speaker!

Want to captivate your audience in English? In this episode, Lindsay and Aubrey reveal how C1-level English speakers tell stories that keep listeners hooked.

Learn how to:

- Replace “I said” with phrases like “I was like” to add flair.
- Bring listeners into your story with relatable expressions.
- Use natural chunks of language that make you sound authentic.

If you’re ready to make your stories unforgettable — and take your English to the next level — don’t miss this one!

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