English with Ebs

Ebony Dalton
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This podcast is for English Language learners, especially those who are interested in the Australian accent. I'm Ebs. I'm Australian, and I love learning languages. Along the way, I've met a lot of people who gave me their time and patience while I stumbled through their language. This is my way of paying it forward. Instagram: @englishwithebs

Episodes

  1. Oct 3

    Made Simple | Pronouncing 'ed' Endings

    Are you pronouncing all 'ed' endings the same way? That's a common mistake for English beginners. There's actually three ways to pronounce it. Today, I'll teach you how to know the difference, helping you to sound more natural. Need more info on something from this episode? Made Simple | Voiced and Voiceless Sounds Insta: @englishwithebs

    Made Simple | Pronouncing 'ed' Endings

  2. Oct 3

    Made Simple | Voiced and Voiceless Sounds

    Here's the quickest explanation of the difference between voiced and voiceless sounds. It's a building block to help you in your journey to better pronunciation. I use this to teach people how to pronounce 'ed' endings like a native. Ready to start putting this into practice? Made Simple | Pronouncing 'ed' Endings⁠ Insta: @englishwithebs

  3. Sep 29

    Made Simple | Conjunctions

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  4. Sep 22

    Made Simple | Prepositions

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  5. Sep 15

    Made Simple | Adverbs

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  6. Sep 10

    Made Simple | Adjectives

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  7. Sep 5

    Made Simple | Pronouns

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  8. Aug 31

    Made Simple | Articles

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  9. Aug 29

    Made Simple | Phrasal Verbs

    In our last episode, we looked at verbs as a part of speech. I wanted to take the opportunity to quickly explain phrasal verbs. Why? Because native speakers use them all the time! Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Need more info on something from this episode? Made Simple | VerbsMade Simple | Prepositions Insta: @englishwithebs

    Made Simple | Phrasal Verbs

  10. Aug 24

    Made Simple | Verbs

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  11. Aug 24

    Made Simple | Nouns

    Short and sweet, we're looking at parts of speech. Why? Because they are crucial vocabulary for those studying the structure of the English language. Come back anytime you need to refresh your memory. Check out my instagram if you like visuals or want to try the challenges: @englishwithebs

  12. Aug 22

    Made Simple | Say, Tell, Talk, Speak

    Today, we look at the difference between the verbs say, tell, talk and speak. For those wanting to sound more natural, we also look at pairing talk and speak with prepositions. Need more info on something from this episode? ⁠Made Simple | Verbs⁠⁠Made Simple | Prepositions⁠ Insta: @englishwithebs

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About

This podcast is for English Language learners, especially those who are interested in the Australian accent. I'm Ebs. I'm Australian, and I love learning languages. Along the way, I've met a lot of people who gave me their time and patience while I stumbled through their language. This is my way of paying it forward. Instagram: @englishwithebs

Information

  • Creator
    Ebony Dalton
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    12
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Ebony Dalton
  • Show Website
    English with Ebs

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