English spelling is chaotic—and one small letter can completely change meaning.

In this episode, you’ll learn the difference between lose vs loose, plus pronunciation tricks to help you hear (and say!) the difference clearly.

If spelling and pronunciation confuse you, this episode is for you.

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English spelling is chaotic—and one small letter can completely change meaning.

In this episode, you’ll learn the difference between quiet vs quite and, plus pronunciation tricks to help you hear (and say!) the difference clearly.

If spelling and pronunciation confuse you, this episode is for you.

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Now let’s talk about bring and take.

Think location.

Bring moves something toward the speaker.Bring your laptop to the meeting.

Take moves something away.Take this folder home.

If it’s coming to me → bring.If it’s going away → take.

English loves directions. It just forgets to explain them.

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Have you ever said, “Can you borrow me a pen?”
You’re not alone.

In this episode, we clear up two words that confuse ESL learners because English cares a LOT about direction. Learn when to use borrow vs lend with simple rules that finally make sense.

Do you hear English—or actually listen to it?
In this episode of English Makes No Sense, I break down two of the most confusing everyday English words for ESL learners. You’ll learn the real differences, simple rules, and examples you can use immediately at work, school, and in daily conversations.

Short words. Big confusion. Let’s fix it.

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In this episode of English Makes No Sense, we break down two of the most confusing everyday English words for ESL learners. You’ll learn the real differences, simple rules, and examples you can use immediately at work, school, and in daily conversations.

Short words. Big confusion. Let’s fix it.

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Do you ever stop mid-sentence and think, “Is this the right word?”
You’re not alone — and it’s not your fault.

In this 10-minute ESL podcast episode, we break down the top 10 most confusing English word pairs for ESL learners and explain them in a way that finally makes sense.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✔️ The meaning of each word
✔️ The part of speech (noun, verb, adjective, etc.)
✔️ Clear example sentences you can use immediately
✔️ Simple rules to stop mixing these words up in real conversations

We cover common problem pairs like:

• say vs tell

• hear vs listen

• make vs do

• borrow vs lend

• bring vs take

• lose vs loose
  …and more.

This episode is perfect for intermediate ESL learners (B1–B2) who want to:

• speak more confidently

• avoid common English mistakes

• sound more natural in everyday and workplace conversations

🎧 Listen, practice, and replay anytime you need a confidence boost.

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#LearnEnglish
#ESLPodcast
#EnglishVocabulary
#ConfusingEnglish
#EnglishGrammar
#SpeakEnglish
#EnglishListening
#AmericanEnglish
#EnglishFluency
#ESLLearners
#EnglishTips
#EnglishPractice

Instead of: “I don’t know.”
Try: “Let me check on that and get back to you.”
Professional. Polite. Confident.
#BusinessEnglish #WorkplaceCommunication #ESLSkills

Meaning: stay at the same speed or level.
Example: “I can’t keep up with English spelling!”
Who can?! 😅
#PhrasalVerbs #ESLTeacher #EnglishMakesNoSense

The schwa /ə/ is in almost every sentence you say.
About, pencil, support, problem…
Let’s make this tiny sound EASY.
#Pronunciation #SchwaSound #LearnEnglish

No, you don’t actually hit anything.
It simply means: start studying!
Perfect for students—and English learners too!
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Why do Americans wear the ugliest sweaters they can find—and celebrate it?

In this episode of English Makes No Sense, you’ll learn the origin and history of Ugly Sweater Day, how it became a popular workplace tradition, and what it really means in American culture.

This episode is perfect for:

• ESL learners (B1–B2)

• English students working in the U.S.

• Anyone confused by American holiday traditions

• Workplace English & cultural understanding

🎄 In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Where Ugly Sweater Day came from

• How “ugly” sweaters became funny and fashionable

• Why offices and schools love this tradition

• Common holiday vocabulary used in American English

If you’ve ever been invited to an Ugly Sweater Day at work and didn’t know what to do—this episode is for you.

✨ English isn’t just about grammar—it’s about culture.

📌 Subscribe to English Makes No Sense for short, practical ESL lessons that explain real American English and workplace culture.

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#EnglishListeningPractice

Why do “tough,” “though,” “through,” and “thought” look related… but sound NOTHING alike?
Because English is chaos. That’s why. 😆
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Small Talk in English: EASY STARTERS”

Try these:
❄️ “How’s your week going?”
❄️ “Have you tried any new restaurants lately?”
❄️ “What’s keeping you busy these days?”
#SmallTalk #RealLifeEnglish #SpeakConfidently

Meaning: to understand something or find a solution.
Example: “I can’t figure out why English has so MANY rules.”
Same, friend. Same. 😂

#PhrasalVerbsDaily #ESLStudents #EnglishMakesNoSense

• Comfortable

• Chocolate

• February

• Iron

• Clothes
  Let’s fix them in 30 seconds. Ready? 🎤
  #PronunciationTips #LearnEnglish #EnglishCoach

Workplace English Trick: SOFTEN Your Questions!”

Instead of: “What do you mean?”
Try: “Could you clarify that for me?”
Same question… but much more professional.
#BusinessEnglish #WorkplaceCommunication #ESLLearners

Want to sound more natural in English? Try these three idioms Americans actually use all the time.”

👉 “Break the ice”
👉 “The ball is in your court”
👉 “Cut to the chase”
Learn these and you’ll sound more natural instantly.
#Idioms #AmericanEnglish #SoundNative #ESLHelp

Do you know the difference between "Voiced" and "Unvoiced" TH- ? After this episode you will.

Put your tongue between your teeth.
Now blow air gently: θ.
Congrats — you're doing the “unvoiced TH”!
#PronunciationPractice #EnglishPronunciation #SpeakClearly

n today’s quick 2-minute episode of English Makes No Sense, we’re leveling up your communication instantly! If you find yourself always saying “I don’t understand,” this mini-lesson gives you three natural, confident alternatives that native speakers use every day.

You’ll learn how to say:
👉 “Could you repeat that?”
👉 “I’m not following.”
👉 “Can you explain that another way?”

These simple swaps make you sound clearer, more polite, and much more confident in English—especially at work or in conversation. Listen in, repeat after me, and upgrade your English in just two minutes!

#ESLSpeaking #WorkplaceEnglish #ConfidenceInEnglish