Learn the 7 continents and common world regions in English in this beginner-friendly lesson (A1–A2).

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The 7 continents in English

• World regions that are not continents (Middle East, Far East, Caribbean, Scandinavia)

• How to say country, nationality, and language correctly

• When the country and language are the same word (France / French)

• When they are different words (Canada / Canadian / English)

• The capital letter rule for continents, countries, nationalities, and languages

This episode is ideal for ESL learners who want clear, practical English for real use.

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Practice dates in English with this quick quiz episode.

You’ll review ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd), spelling and pronunciation traps (fourth, 15th vs 50th), UK vs US date formats, year pronunciation (1905), leap years, and time vocabulary like decade.

Perfect for learners who want to speak more naturally about dates, calendars, and everyday English.

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Learn how to say dates in English naturally and correctly.In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Ordinal numbers for dates (1st–31st)• How to say years in English (1900–2099)• British vs American date formats• What a leap year is• What a decade (10 years) and a century (100 years) mean• How to ask and answer: “What’s the date today?”

Perfect for A1–A2 learners, everyday English, exams, travel, and real-life conversations.

Clear, practical, and natural English — explained step by step.

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Practice months and seasons in English with this A1–A2 quiz!
Test yourself with 10 questions about the four seasons, months of the year, “in + month,” “in + season,” fall vs autumn, capital letters, and common beginner mistakes.

You’ll review:• Spring, summer, autumn/fall, winter• In + month / in + season• Capital letters for months• Lowercase seasons• British vs American English• Real-life examples and mini situations• Days vs months• Spotting incorrect or fake “months”• Month order from January to December

Perfect for beginners and pre-intermediate learners who want clear, natural Everyday English.

Learn the 12 months and 4 seasons in English with a clear, beginner-friendly explanation.
In this episode, you’ll master the names of all the months, the four seasons, when to use capital letters, and how to use “in + month” and “in + season” correctly.
You’ll also hear common mistakes and natural examples you can use in daily conversation.

What you’ll learn:
• The four seasons: spring, summer, autumn/fall, winter• The 12 months of the year• Capital letter rules for months and seasons• Using “in + month” and “in + season”• Matching months to seasons• Common mistakes to avoid

Perfect for A1–A2 English learners who want to improve everyday vocabulary and confidence.

Practice the days of the week in real English.In this short lesson, we compare weekdays vs weekend, learn how to talk about today / tomorrow / yesterday, and use everyday expressions like every Monday and every other week.

We also fix common mistakes with:• “at the weekend”• “every + day”• capitalising days of the week• “the day before yesterday”

Perfect for A1–A2 learners who want clearer, more confident English for daily life.

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In this episode, Hamid Reza Dousti teaches you how to talk about days of the week in English naturally and confidently.
You’ll learn how to use on Monday, at the weekend, and every other week, plus discover what long weekend and fortnight really mean.

Perfect for A1–A2 learners who want to sound more natural in everyday English.

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Test your English time skills with this 10-question quiz! Practice:• Analog clocks (o’clock, quarter past, quarter to)• Digital time (hours and minutes)• AM vs PM with daily routines• Gap-fill questions (minutes to the next hour)• Common mistakes with “minutes past”

A fast, practical way to improve your English for school, work, travel, or exams. Boost your confidence today!