Englishing Around Englishing Around

Casey and Artёm are joined by Casey's countryman, Drake Luongo, for a fireside chat on the world of teaching English. Are we cultural ambassadors? Is there a difference in business etiquette between American and Post-Soviet companies? What do you do with bad students? And much more.

Artёm and Casey talk about English's penchant for articles: a/an and the. What are the rules behind them? Is it necessary to use them? What different situations do they describe?

Casey and Artёm chat about why we say sentences like "this is me" and not "this is I", and explore related areas. Bernie Sanders is referenced.

Artёm and Casey give their thoughts on a myriad of ways that English people deal with and express "if" conditions. They tackle pretty much everything under the sun.

Casey and Artёm continue their discussion on commas, which morphs into a somewhat heated and confusing discussion on sentence-initial so, whether commas indicate a pause, and more.

Casey and Artёm discuss a string of biases in the world of language learning that can leave learners discouraged, but shouldn't.