Learn how to describe the movement of a helicopter in English in this free video lesson. This video will help you to learn to think in English and help you improve English exam scores.
Welcome to our DailyStep Audio Blog
We regularly create exciting new pages with audio lessons, practice for exams such as IELTS, audio proverbs, picture and video lessons - and you can find out which subjects are coming soon in the DailyStep subscriber audio lessons! Jane and Brendan hope you enjoy the blogs, and if you have any questions at all, please do email me at jane@dailystep.com.
26/2/2018
Learn the key to understanding English phrasal verbs, and meanings of phrasal verb GET THROUGH.
13/2/2018
Practise for your IELTS Speaking Exam Part 2 on the topic "Describe A Major Decision That You Have Taken" ". Key phrases are highlighted, and remember to speak along with the audio for pronunciation practice.
6/2/2018
SHALL or WILL? Learn the difference, and also other uses of SHALL. Also, listen to free audio previews of this week's DailyStep Audio Lessons.
24/1/2018
Can you understand London accents? Find out the differences between 3 that are spoken in London.
17/1/2018
Make sure you know the difference between these two common phrases. Even if you are an advanced learner, you might not know the idiom that I explain at the end of this free audio lesson.
9/1/2018
Practise for your IELTS Speaking Exam part 2 on the topic "Describe An Interest Or Hobby That You Enjoy" ". Key phrases are highlighted, and remember to speak along with the audio for pronunciation practice.
12/12/2017
Learn how to use auxiliary verbs HAVE, DO and BE, including some advanced ways to use them.
31/10/2017
With this audio blog, you can practise for your IELTS Speaking Exam part 2 on the topic "Describe A Book You Have Recently Read ". Key phrases are highlighted, and remember to speak along with the audio for pronunciation practice. Also, listen to free audio previews of this week's DailyStep Audio Lessons.
17/10/2017
Do you know all the differences between BESIDE and BESIDES? There may be more than you think!