Are you a fan of The Simpsons and their uncanny ability to predict the future? Join us in this episode of The English with Rhys Podcast as we dive into The Simpsons' predictions and teach you how to talk about future predictions in everyday conversational English. Rhys is joined by his best friend, Ben, to discuss some of the most famous Simpsons predictions and explore the language used for making and discussing predictions. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/Take the Podcast Course: https://englishwithrhys.com/courses/the-podcast-course/Get the transcript: https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Episode-07-Transcript-Non-Members.pdf In this episode, you'll learn key vocabulary and sentence structures for making predictions using 'will' and 'would.' We also introduce five words you can use instead of 'said' to enhance your communication skills. Discover intriguing predictions made by The

Discover vocabulary related to minimalism, learn new idioms to help make your speech more fluent, and boost your listening comprehension. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/ Take the Podcast Course: https://englishwithrhys.com/courses/the-podcast-course/ Download the transcript: https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Transcript-Non-Members.pdf Key phrases from today’s episode: to start off on the wrong foot move the goalposts make a dent

Discover an exciting way to improve your pronunciation just from reading, build on your advanced vocabulary about learning languages, and find out how many words you already know. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/ Take the Podcast Course: https://englishwithrhys.com/courses/the-podcast-course/ Download the transcript: https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Transcript-Non-Members.pdf Find out how many English words you know: https://my.vocabularysize.com/select/test Get Promova: https://english-improve.com/o/app-bm-v3/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=Rhys-bio Key phrases from today’s episode: weird and wonderful hear me out don't get me started basically

Learn crime and punishment vocabulary, how to talk about the future in the past, how to speculate in English, and perfect the past perfect. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/ Download the worksheet: https://buy.stripe.com/5kA9AS0AI77AePKcNb Download the transcript (free): https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/04Transcript-Free.pdf Get a free trial and 70% off LingoPie: http://lingopie.sjv.io/rhys Key vocabulary from today’s episode:courtoomcourtdefendantprosecutionjudgejuryguilty / not guiltysentence

In this episode, you will learn difficult words related to travelling, enhance your ability to understand spoken English, and find out about rhetorical questions. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/ Download the worksheet (£2.95): https://buy.stripe.com/6oE7sK1EMcrU8rm14m Download the transcript (free): https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/03Transcript-Free.pdf Get a free month of Skillshare: https://skillshare.eqcm.net/rhys Remember to use code annual30aff to get 30% off an annual membership! Key phrases from today’s episode:Fully bookedWaving/Saying goodbye to (something)The clock is counting downTake (something) in

In this episode, you’ll learn about the history of common phrases like ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’, discover what phatic phrases are, and improve your vocabulary to sound more confident in English. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/ Download the worksheet (£2.95): https://buy.stripe.com/9AQ7sKfvC63w9vqaET Download the transcript (free): https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/02Transcript-Free.pdf Download ELSA and get 7 day's free trial: https://bit.ly/elsaxenglishwithrhys Get an 85% discount on a lifetime and a 40% discount on 1 year membership: https://elsaspeak.com/inf/englishwithrhys/ Key phrases from today’s episode:Could be seen asGrab someone's attentionFunny (for something surprising or unexpected)Stand the test of time

In this episode, you’ll learn important phrases that will help you describe yourself more accurately.  You’ll also learn techniques to help you better follow conversations and improve your listening skills. Become a member: https://englishwithrhys.com/membership-levels/ Download the worksheet (£2.95): https://buy.stripe.com/dR65kC97e63w9vq3cq Download the transcript (free): https://englishwithrhys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/01Transcript-Free.pdf Get a free month of Skillshare: https://skillshare.eqcm.net/rhys Remember to use code annual30aff to get 30% off an annual membership! Key phrases from today’s episode: Here’s the thing A theatre kid Highly sought-after Get a taste of (something) The centre of attention Under my belt Fair enough