September 25, 2017: “Rack up” is a phrasal verb that means to accumulate, gather, or get. But is it for gathering positive things or negative ones? Find out how native speakers use it in today’s Learning Through Headlines! https://ca.yahoo.

September 20, 2017: Poor Ivanka. Words are hard! Find out how the First Daughter misused the word “otherwise” in today’s Learning Through Headlines. http://perezhilton.com/2017-09-20-ivanka-trump-otherwise-twitter/?from=post Ivanka,

September 16, 2007: If you’ve ever had any British friends, then you’ll recognize today’s word, “dodgy.” If you don’t have any British friends, then you’d better give today’s LTH a listen so you will know what they’re always talking about! https://ca.

September 10, 2017: “Just” is a word that native speakers use all the time, and also one that non-native speakers often have a difficult time mastering. We’ll look at one way you can start using it right away in today’s Learning Through Headlines!

September 5, 2017: Drinking! Who doesn’t drink these days? Today we’re discussing a little phrase that might help explain why people enjoy those cold ones. Don’t miss it! https://ca.yahoo.com/news/dragons-apos-den-driven-drink-210807952.

August 31, 2017: A “silver bullet” is a simple solution to a complicated problem. Find out where this expression comes from in today’s Learning Through Headlines! https://ca.news.yahoo.com/strength-cardio-treadmill-workout-weight-084700345.

There are lots of really colloquial ways to say that someone did a really good job doing something in English. We’ll look at a few of them in today’s Learning Through Headlines! https://ca.yahoo.com/news/demi-lovato-slays-national-anthem-040710818.

August 25, 2017: Native speakers of a langue often make mistakes too. Today we’re going to talk about a phrase that English speakers get wrong all the time! https://ca.yahoo.com/finance/news/price-slump-tight-cash-wreak-051804430.

August 22, 2017: When lots of people are really excited about something, we say there is a lot of buzz around it. What do you call someone who wants to kill that buzz? Find out in today’s Learning Through Headlines! https://www.yahoo.

August 19, 2017: Finally we get the chance to use GoT as material for LTH! Don’t miss today’s episode, where we talk about the word “looming.” https://ca.yahoo.com/news/m/f7048b92-05a7-31f7-9615-c94661576296/game-of-thrones’-next-white.