The Gold Forest English Podcast

There are lots of words that have the meaning of 'get bigger'. Jordan talks about three of them, and their differences.

Jordan talks about some vocabulary words to describe negative feelings/sickness.

Using the right word can get you the right help.

Do you know the differences between spooky, scary, frightening, and creepy?

Jordan explains the nuances and details of these terrifying words!

Jordan discusses two of the ways that spoken English is different from written English.

For more info, check out the blog post here: https://www.goldforestacademy.com/notes-from-our-lessons/spoken-vs-written-english

Jordan talks about some common phrases that native speakers use to talk about their feelings.

Jordan recaps these words and discusses the lesser-known 'already question'.

'-ed' and '-ing' adjectives & using too many nouns.

Jordan discusses some common mistakes in English.

Have you ever used the phrase "I can't speak English" ?

Jordan talks about the problems with this phrase, and the better alternatives to use instead.

Welcome to the new season of the Gold Forest English Podcast!

In this episode, Jordan discusses the verb talk and how it changes with different prepositions.

Jordan discusses the importance of politeness when disagreeing or refusing things in English.

Do you know the difference between mostly and almost?

Jordan explains the nuances in this episode.

Do you know the difference between trust and believe?

Jordan explains the difference.

What do we say when we don't know things?

Scorching. Sweltering. Baking.

Jordan talks about Summer vocabulary.

Do you know the difference between skinny and slim?

Old and elderly?

Listen and find out!

Let's look at some vocabulary that describes different levels of happiness.

What's the difference between FUN and FUNNY?

WIN and BEAT?

Jordan explains all!

Jordan talks about the differences between Very and Really

Jordan discusses two ways that students might be rude by accident.

Jordan talks about two commonly confused verbs - to suspect, and to doubt.

Jordan talks about some vocabulary phrases that connect to finishing things.

Jordan discusses different verbs connected to thinking and warning.

Jordan talks about words like 'always' and 'sometimes' - the adverbs of frequency.

Jordan talks about a couple of words that change after you add S to the end.

Jordan talks about words like 'oversleep' and 'sleep over' - words that can be reversed.

Jordan discusses some key phrases that we can use to talk about spring.

Jordan talks about the phrases 'two weeks later', 'in two weeks', and 'over the next two weeks'.

Jordan talks about 'thank you' and some other phrases to show appreciation.

Jordan discuss how to use 'too' and 'enough' in natural English.

Jordan discusses some of the differences between Say / Tell / Speak / Talk.

Check the full blog post on our website for more information.

Jordan talks about three common English idioms.

Check out our website for the full blog post that covers many more idioms.

Jordan talks about a few different ways English people make their speech more polite.

Check the full blog post on our website for more information.

I am in a train? On a train?

Find out on this week's episode of the podcast.

For the first episode of season two, Jordan discusses a vocabulary point connected with the verb 'know'.

Be sure to check out the accompanying blog post on the website.

Jordan discusses this podcast and where he wants to go with it.

Jordan talks about his recent health concerns.

Jordan talks about how different types of weather makes him feel.

Jordan shares two Christmas memories from his childhood.

Jordan talks about what sounds animals make, from his British point of view.

Jordan talks about three small items he uses often that have really improved the quality of his life.