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Ready to take your English to the next level? We’re the Three English Experts – Birgit Kasimirski, Rebecca Deacon and David Preston – with over 60 years of combined experience teaching business English and professional English communication.
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What Are They Really Like? Describing People in English (opens the original)
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How do you describe someone who’s down-to-earth, approachable or easy-going? And what’s the difference between sensible and sensitive – or self-confident and self-conscious? In this episode of 3 English Experts, we explore useful vocabulary for describing people and their personalities – including some classic false friends that regularly catch English learners out. Plus, our Golden Nugget reveals why the opposite of patient isn’t unpatient – and why you can’t simply add un- to every adjective!
Summer Replay - How to Upgrade your English Level from B2 to C1 (opens the original)
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Another summer replay of one of our most popular episodes from January 2025. Sit back, enjoy the sunshine and plan your next upgrade in English. Looking to improve your English skills in 2026? In this Three English Experts episode, we explore advanced speaking tips, mastering conversations/small talk, and whether a C1 level is really necessary for success. Plus, discover a cool tool in our very 1st ‘Golden Nugget’ segment – a tech treat you’ll be happy you didn’t miss. Upgrading your English (0:
The 3 Biggest Language Learning Myths (opens the original)
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Think you're "just not good at languages"? Think again. In this episode, the 3 English Experts bust three of the biggest myths that hold English learners back—from the belief that you need a natural talent, to the idea that native speakers are always the best communicators and teachers. Discover what really leads to confidence, fluency, and long-term success. 1:06 – Myth #1: Successful Language Learners Are Simply “Talented” 3:00 – Fixed Mindset vs. Growth Mindset 4:40 – The Importance of Grit a
Summer Replay - How to Form Conditionals (If Sentences) in English (opens the original)
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Sharing our top performing podcast episode EVER as a replay to enjoy over the summer break. First released on August 2024 but still very poular with our listeners. Upgrade from a shaky B2 to a confident C1 by getting those conditionals right every time. If + would- never could! Tackling if-clauses is not easy but with a few rules and with our conversation you will find it easier to remember what to say and when. In this episode we discuss: Types of "If" Clauses: Zero Conditional: General truths
You're Listening, Aren't You? Mastering English Question Tags (opens the original)
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Why do native English speakers constantly say isn't it?, don't you? and haven't you? If you've ever wondered how to sound more natural in English, this episode is for you. Discover how question tags can instantly improve your English, make small talk easier, and help you sound like an advanced English speaker. 00:00 – Introduction and demonstration of question tags 01:06 – What are question tags and why are they useful? 03:30 – How question tags are formed 06:38 – Dave's memory hack for building
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