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Luke's English Podcast (2009-2015)

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Luke's English Podcast (2009-2015)

Luke's English Podcast (2009-2015)
Audio CDs Codec: MP3 Bitrate: 192 kbps; Stereo | Video Format: MP4 | overall size: 15.5 GB
Author: Luke Thompson | Category: English Course | RAR 3% Recovery Record

One of the best podcasts from Britain for Pre-Intermediate - Upper-Intermediate (A2-B2) level.

Most episodes are about an hour. Normal human language to ordinary everyday topics.

Hi, I’m Luke and I’m an English Language teacher from London.

I’ve been teaching English for over 11 years. I started in Japan and lived in Kanagawa prefecture for two years. Since then I’ve been teaching in London and I regularly teach courses in business English, academic English, legal English, general English and English for exam courses like FCE, IELTS and BEC.

I graduated from Liverpool John Moore’s University in 1999 with a BA Hons degree in Media and Cultural Studies. I worked at various media production companies before going into English language teaching. I took my CELTA in 2001 and then my DELTA in 2006 at UCL. I now teach full time in a language school in London.

I am a prolific writer of ELT materials, and I often design courses in EAP for which I usually write the material. I have written original courses for English for the Pharmaceutical Industry, English for the Oil and Gas Industries and English for Journalists. I am a semi-published author with some of my work being used in materials publications in several countries.

I started Luke’s English Podcast in 2009 and since then it has become enormously popular. I plan to continue writing material and publishing episodes of the podcast before hopefully publishing material of my own and expanding my website.

I am also a musician and a comedian. I play drums and bass in several bands, and I regularly perform stand-up comedy in London.

I sincerely hope you enjoy listening to Luke’s English Podcast and that you find it improves your English. Check my other pages to find useful advice for learning English, and for how to use the podcast as a good way to improve your English in many areas.

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01. to ask someone out
02. to back someone up
03. to bail out
04. to bounce back
05. to bring it on
06. to get/be carried away
07. to catch up
08. to chip on
09. to cough up
10. to crack down
11. to crack up
12. to curl up
13. to dash off
14. to doze off
15. to drop off
16. to dumb down
17. to eat out
18. to eke out
19. to egg someone on
20. to end up
21. to eye up
22. to faff about
23. to fall through
24. to fess up
25. to fiddle around/about
26. to feel for
27. to feel someone up
28. to flag up
29. to flick through
30. to gather (a)round
31. to gear up
32. to get across
33. to get along
34. to get at
35. to get away with
36. to get back
37. to get back to someone on something
38. to get behind
39. to get by
40. to get down
41. to get down to
42. to get in
43. to get into
44. to get in on
45. to get in with
46. to get off
47. to get off with someone
48. to get on
49. to get on with it
50. to get out of
51. to get over
52. to get through
53. to get together
54. to get up
55. to hack off / to be hacked off
56. to hammer out
57. to be hailed as
58. to hand out
59. to hand down
60. to hang on
61. to happen to
62. to have on
63. to head for
64. to hint at
65. to hold down
66. to hook up
67. to invest in
68. to iron out
69. to jack in
70. to jazz up
71. to jot down
72. to jumble up
73. to keel over
74. to kick off
75. to leave out
76. to let down
77. to lock down on someone
78. to look up to someone
79. to make fun of someone
80. to make something up
81. to make it up to someone
82. to map out
83. to match up
84. to mess up
85. to miss out
86. to mix up
87. to mop up
88. to move in / to move out
89. to mount up
90. to move along
91. to move on
92. to move up
93. to mull over
94. to muscle in
95. to nag at
96. to name after
97. to narrow down
98. to nod off
99. to object to
100. to occur to
101. to open up
102. to opt for
103. to opt in
104. to opt out
105. to be overcome with
106. to owe to
107. to own up
108. to pack in
109. to pack up
110. to pad out
111. to palm off
112. to pair off


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