Jet lag and Jet-lagged Luckily, I'm not feeling very jet-lagged. Have you ever experienced jet lag? | Teacher Mike English
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Jet lag and Jet-lagged Luckily, I'm not feeling very jet-lagged. Have you ever experienced jet lag? | Teacher Mike English
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Me either. / Me neither. Which one is it? | Teacher Mike English
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Me either. / Me neither. Which one is it? | Teacher Mike English
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Flip-flops/Thongs are sandals that have a strap between the big toe and the second toe and no strap around the heel. | Teacher Mike English
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Flip-flops/Thongs are sandals that have a strap between the big toe and the second toe and no strap around the heel. | Teacher Mike English
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Learn the difference between "let" and "allow" while practicing listening to English. | Teacher Mike English
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Learn the difference between "let" and "allow" while practicing listening to English. | Teacher Mike English
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A very quick explanation of "have to", "need to", and "must" | Teacher Mike English
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A very quick explanation of "have to", "need to", and "must" | Teacher Mike English
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These are called instant noodles. In the US, we also sometimes call them ramen. | Teacher Mike English
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These are called instant noodles. In the US, we also sometimes call them ramen. | Teacher Mike English
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Michael vs Michelle | Teacher Mike English
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Michael vs Michelle | Teacher Mike English
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Lint = tiny bits of fiber, dust, and fuzz that come off fabrics like clothes, towels, blankets, and carpets. | Teacher Mike English
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We often use present perfect tense (and "ever") to start conversations when we don't have any information. | Teacher Mike English
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Don't let the names fool you. The long E sound (feet) is not actually longer than the short I sound (fit). | Teacher Mike English
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Happy 2026!🥂🎊🧧🍾 | Teacher Mike English
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From Episode 2 with Teacher Jack from the UK! | Teacher Mike English
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Napkins, Serviettes, Tissues, Toilet paper, and more | Teacher Mike English
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Are you pronouncing SAYS wrong? | Teacher Mike English
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English Pronunciation: Live, Life, Leaf, Leave, Left, Lift | Teacher Mike English
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Another way to use "make it" for plans and timing in English | Teacher Mike English
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English Vocab: bottle, bottle cap, bottler opener, coaster | Teacher Mike English
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Three English Phrasal Verbs: Pick up, Put down, Put away | Teacher Mike English
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One more quick explanation about sweater, jumper, and pull over | Teacher Mike English
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A Few Everyday English Words and Phrases: unlock the door, open the door, let my dogs outside, unlatch the gate | Teacher Mike English
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