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Study English conversation skills with one of YouTube's most popular English as a Second (or third!) Language teachers, Rachel of Rachel's English. Most beneficial for intermediate to advanc...
Do you make New Year's Resolutions? Today we discuss the kinds of resolutions we make, and discuss tips on how to keep them. Learn what a SM...
Today we talk about the best present we've ever gotten, and define interesting words, terms, and phrases that come up in natural conversatio...
David and I ask each other questions to get the conversation going – then we stop when we use an idiom, phrasal verb, or challenging vocabul...
When we were in Italy recently, we often struggled with knowing the polite way to phrase a request or ask for something. We could get the po...
Today we reflect on our trip to Italy and what is was like being non-native speakers. We discuss how we picked up language there, and how it...
Today we listen to a conversation that we recorded in Italy with my sister- and brother-in-law as we discuss what it means to be in another...
Today we study casual English conversation as David and I ask each other questions like: Think back 10 years. What's something that has chan...
The IELTS exam tests your proficiency in English, and today we sit down with IELTS expert Eliot Fresien of Magoosh. He has created a trainin...
Today David and I ask each other a series of questions to get the conversation going. Then we stop ourselves as idioms, phrasal verbs, or in...
Today we answer questions about making with Americans—and growing friendships with Americans. Is it normal to have good friends of both sexe...
Today we do a deep-dive into the American English diphthongs. How many are there, and why doesn't everyone agree with the number? We discuss...
Today David and I ask each other a series of questions to get the conversation going, then we stop ourselves as idioms, phrasal verbs, or in...
David and I sit down with Butler University professor Brooke Kandel-Cisco to discuss teaching English as a Second Language. We talk about th...
This week's episode is a companion to the vocabulary builder video published on YouTube and the website. We discuss more complicated family...
In Part 2 of the Vowels series, we discuss the remaining vowels in English: EH [ɛ], UR [ɜ], OO [u], UH [ʊ], another UH [ʌ], and the Schwa [ə...
David and I discuss five of the 11 vowels of American English, and go over the various ways each sound can be spelled. This leads to discuss...
David and I answer your questions from YouTube. How is ACTUAL actually pronounced? Is it okay to use American idioms and slang during the IE...
David and I cover just some of the MANY idioms that are in use in daily English conversation -- some of those relating to food: Icing on the...
In this episode, I interview stroke survivor Dave Valiulis. There's a lot to learn about mastering an accent from someone who had to relearn...
I answer your pressing questions on English pronunciation, how to understand people from all over the world, the Flap T, and more, with the...
Author and English teacher Vicki Hollett gives grammar tips, talks about British vs. American English, moving to America as an adult, and ho...
The letter T is not always what we think of as a T. In fact, MOST of the time it's not. So then what is it? What are the rules for how to pr...
This week's show answers questions from you, the students. Rachel and David will discuss the difference between COLLAR and COLOR (AH [ɑ] and...
American slang is used a lot by young people in the US. If you don't know the terms, it can be very hard to join in the conversation, even f...
Learn more about how Rachel's English was started, and how I got the skills I need to help my students understand and speak natural American...