Neil and Feifei are about to go to a concert, when they discover they don’t have enough tickets. Who will ‘take one for the team’? Learn a phrase that reminds us it’s good to put others ahead of ourselves. At least sometimes…[……]
It’s almost Christmas but Feifei doesn’t seem in a festive mood. She’s stuck in the studio with just Rob for company. It’s time for a party and to learn a new phrase. Watch this and see if the meaning of the authentic English phrase really comes true![……]
As 2020 approaches, Rob’s decided to tidy up the office, clear out some old things and add some new touches to the workplace – like a vase of flowers. But for Feifei there’s just one old thing she’d like to replace with a new one. It sounds like a perfect excuse to teach a new English phrase that can be used at this time of year![……]
Have you ever met someone who sounds like they know lots about a certain topic, but in reality… doesn’t? Neil and Feifei have an expression for you that describes just that type of person – but what has it got to do with public speaking and hiking?[……]
Feifei’s wearing a lovely new coat today. In fact she’s had a lovely new coat every day for the last month. How can she afford it? Learn an expression for a person who frequently buys but then returns items from shops.[……]
