Daway English Podcast

How much of this listening monologue activity do you understand? It is very similar to many listening exams! There are questions for you to answer.

Dependent prepositions are a vital part of the C1/C2 level exam; it is important to demonstrate that you can use them in your speaking and writing exam. Let's look at ways we can utilise this vocabulary.

Do you know that more than 80 countries have a public holiday on May 1st, but do you know the history of the day? Let's practise our listening skills with how this day came to exist.

Play Pasapalabra with Aurelia! This B1 level episode is great to revise old and learn new vocabulary related to the house.

Writing is the slowest skill for students to improve, especially with the help of AI. A lot of students struggle to improve their writing to a higher level because they don't have the knowledge. Let's look at easy ways to correct this!

Let´s practise your listening skills with spelling these difficult words! How words are spelled and how they sound are sometimes very different, let´s see how you do! Here are 10 words :)

Do you recognise these famous people from the past? They are a part of our general knowledge, and trivia games are an important aspect of British culture!

Este es un breve dictado para practicar el presente simple, dirigido a estudiantes de nivel A2 que necesitan mejorar su comprensión auditiva y expresión escrita. Aurelia repasará primero la gramática y luego recitará las frases poco a poco.

More and more students are choosing the LanguageCert exam in Spain. Here are some of the advantages to this exam!

Cleft sentences are a C1 grammatical structure that is needed at C1 level. It can look very confusing but very often, it is quite simple. Let's look at how to use cleft sentences in a natural way!

We use so many expressions with TAKE when we speak, how many do you know and how many do you use? In this episode, we will look at some easy expressions for you to learn and practise!

Did you know that there are some English expressions that William Shakespeare invented 400 years ago that we still use today? Here are two for you to learn!

C2 is a fantastic challenge for students to really enjoy and appreciate the language without necessarily pushing to pass an exam. Teacher Aurelia talks about why she thinks it's such a great level.

This episode looks at the types of questions at a C1 level for exams and the expectations of the examiners.

Why do we say a bucket list? Where does it come from? Today's episode looks at the origin and some examples to create your own list of things to do!

Revising past simple and passive, let's take a look at what happened around the world in 2025. From pop culture to political news, and some positive announcements as well!

To end the year, let's look at some questions for the Christmas season. You can do them as a writing or speaking activity with loved ones, as well as some Xmas activities for you to try!

Some expressions and tips to help find the Christmas magic!

This episode of dictations is based on winter and travel, with some new vocabulary for you to learn!

Another episode of 'Name that Thing' but this time, we're looking at animals. Some of the animals are easier than other, and some animals, maybe you can't remember in the moment! Let's have a look

How much general knowledge do you have about the autumn season? Trivia and pub quizzes are very popular in English culture! Let's see how much you know

In this episode, Aurelia talks about her personal book recommendations and chats about all things book-related!

In this episode, we are revising the basic future structures: will, going to and present continuous for future arrangements

Here are some Halloween-esque expressions that people use all the time in English! Let's see how many you already know, or that are similar in Spanish!

Bienvenido al Feed de Daway Inglés. Escuchar inglés nativo, cómo empezar. ¿Te he contado alguna vez cuál fué la peor decisión de mi vida? ¿El mayor error que he cometido? Aún recuerdo la sangre caliente bajando por mi cabeza. A very strange feeling. Hacía frío en la calle, mucho, pero el goteo rojo oscuro que me bajaba por la frente era cálido. Yo estaba en una especie de shock, la verdad. Too fast, too stupid. Siempre me había gustado patinar, desde niño. Solíamos patinar con mis amigos del pueblo, Águilas, y hacíamos como que eramos «pro», saltando cosas, intentando hacer algún «truco», etc. Aquella noche intenté saltar lo que en la jerga se llama «half pipe» (medio tubo). Y lo hice sin protección. Ahhh, I was so STUPID! Te cuento todo esto porque tiene MUCHO que ver con la pregunta que me han hecho hoy. Víctor preguntaba sobre cómo dar el salto y empezar a escuchar inglés nativo, con recursos para nativos, en lugar de estar siempre escuchando podcasts, vídeos o leyendo blogs «educativos», más light. Si…

Here are 17 interesting facts about England! Which one is your favourite?

Did you know that there are some English expressions that William Shakespeare invented 400 years ago that we still use today? Here are two for you to learn!

Here are 10 more business expressions that will help you sound more natural at work!

Autumn is the perfect time to slow down, notice the changing season and think about how we want to spend the next few months. We´re going to talk about the equinox, daylight savings, seasonal bucket lists, and some journal prompts at the end.

Here are 10 business idioms that will help you sound more natural at work!

It's the end of the summer, but how do you talk about what you did or how you felt? This podcast looks at some expressions and idioms, as well as what people discuss about their opinion about the summer.

Here are some vocabulary and activities for you to do over the summer!

Here are two B1 dictations about the summer for you to practise your listening and writing! Don't forget to download the transcript from the website to check if you did the dictation correctly!

If you are preparing for the Cambridge Exam, check out this podcast to help you prepare for the speaking exam. This podcast focuses on the final speaking part - part 4, which is all about an open discussion where you agree or disagree with some topics from part 3.

Let's take a look at some interesting information about this English-speaking country, Wales! Not the animal but the country! Here are 10 fun facts for you to learn.

Take a moment to close your eyes, be calm and quiet. Let´s find some time in our day to think and exist in English.

Teacher Aurelia shares 6 tongue twisters, from easy to difficult, focusing on many of the difficult vowel sounds that non-native speakers struggle with. You can download the script to see the written and Spanish-translated tongue twisters. By improving our pronunciation we also improve our listening skills because if we know how to pronounce it we know how it sounds. La profesora Aurelia comparte 6 trabalenguas, de fácil a difícil, centrándose en muchos de los sonidos vocálicos difíciles con los que luchan las personas no nativas. Puedes descargar el guión para ver los trabalenguas escritos y traducidos al español. Al mejorar nuestra pronunciación también mejoramos nuestra capacidad de escucha porque si sabemos pronunciarla sabemos cómo suena.

Anthony talks to Harry Waters from Renewable English about many important topics like his bilingual dog, second hand clothing, horses, his book and how we can save the planet.

There are different ways to use 'to' and 'ing' verbs. We´ve looked at the different verb patterns of both, but we must also recognise other ways to use these verb structures.

Taking the common questions from the speaking parts of Cambridge and Langcert, Aurelia answers the questions for herself, unedited and unfiltered.

This episode focuses on VERB PATTERNS; verbs that follow with TO or ING. Today we concentrate on the verbs that follow with ING. Although there are many verbs, here are 20 that you can use every day!

What did you do during the blackout? Go to our website to read the blogpost with all the vocabulary you need to know to survive a power cut!

This episode focuses on VERB PATTERNS; verbs that follow with TO or ING. Today we concentrate on the verbs that follow with TO. Although there are many verbs, here are 25 that you can use every day!

In this latest episode of Real Life, Real English, Anthony talks to Teresa Bestwick about things like the Joy Of Missing Out, an app called Flora Ingognita, her textbook on teaching teenagers aptly named "Teaching Teenagers", how to get children to connect with nature and so much more. As you can see from the highlights/chapters below there is an incredible amount of stuff to take away so, grab a pen, paper and a cup of tea and enjoy the episode.

In this episode, we´re talking about Easter - not just chocolate eggs and the Easter Bunny, but also the deeper meaning behind it. Whether you celebrate or not, we think you´ll find it interesting!

In this episode, we´re looking at natural English expressions to talk about things you love and things you´re 'not a fan of'. These phrases will help you sound more confident when expressing your preferences in English.

B1/B2 Speaking Questions with a Native -taking the common questions from the speaking parts of Cambridge and Langcert, Aurelia answers the questions for herself, unedited and unfiltered.

Expressions are a great way to sound proficient in English. Here are 10 popular animal idioms to use in your speaking and 1 bonus!

Today we´re springing into action with an episode all about Spring! We'll explore expressions, traditions, general vocabulary, myths and how spring affects our mood. Let's jump in!

In today's episode of Real Life Real English, our guest speaker is Rous, from Inglés con ROUS on Youtube! She focuses on learning English through music, analyzing lyrics and mastering the English accent. Let's get into it!