English 'n' Stuff Podcast

Verbs: Definition, Dynamic and Stative Verbs| Asides vs Besides| Use of 'Jostle'|Toot one's own horn

In this episode, Wittage starts anew with VERBS. He explains in detail why ASIDES should not be used in place of BESIDES. He explained the use of the verb 'jostle' as seen in a news headline and later on the use of the idiom 'toot/blow one's own horn'. There are other edutaining bits and bobs as well. Do well by not missing them. Happy listening!

Relative Pronouns| Gamophobia| Pronunciation of Stipend

In this episode, Wittage discusses another type of pronouns called relative pronouns. He goes on to talk about 'gamophobia', a funny word that doesn't mean the fear of games but the fear of... Just find out by listening! The correct pronunciation of 'stipend' is the icing of the cake in this episode. Happy listening!

Usage of Indefinite Pronouns| Nominalised Adjectives| Meme| Whisk Away

In this episode, Wittage speaks extensively on indefinite pronouns, corrects some common mistakes people make in both written and spoken English, gives the right pronunciation of the word 'meme' and also mentions how he plans to start teaching English with them in an entertaining and educating way. There are lots more that make the episode a must-listen. Happy listening! Link to the news headline mentioned: https://tribuneonlineng.com/kidnappers-whisk-away-commissioners-wife-in-benue/

Common Mistakes with Personal and Possessive Pronouns| Reflexive Pronouns

In this 21st episode, Wittage corrects a number of mistakes people make time and again in the course of using personal and possessive pronouns. After that, he moves on to reflexive pronouns as well as mistakes people make with them. The use of the idiom 'bolt from the blue/ bolt out of the blue' was explained as well. There's more but you just need to find out simply by listening. Happy listening.

Ep 20| Possessive Pronouns: Use, Examples and Common Mistakes in Their Usage.

Wittage talks about possessive pronouns and how they are used, their examples and common mistakes people make while using them. He also explains the use of the word 'nab' as contained in many news headlines these past few weeks. Pronunciation of 'breakfast', a new idiom and a motivational quote are why it's a must-listen. You're just a click away. Happy listening!