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Linguacade Intermediate English

Linguacade Intermediate English

Jason Garner 3 Episodes Mar 27, 2026

Linguacade Intermediate English is a language-learning podcast for intermediate learners of English, hosted by teacher and linguist Jason Garner. Each episode focuses on real English expressions and usage, with free transcripts available for all levels at linguacade.com. Extra English expression masterclasses are offered to subscribers through Patreon. All content is written and recorded by Jason Garner, who brings more than 30 years of teaching experience to the show.

Episodes

1 Meet your teacher (B2)
1 Meet your teacher (B2) Mar 27, 2026 21:28 In this intermediate lesson, I introduce myself and explain how I became a teacher of English as a Second Language. You will hear about my early work in a local language school in Torquay, my studies in French and Spanish, my life in Finland, and my decision to start a podcasting business.Join the Linguacade Deep Dive on Patreon to explore themes, content, grammar or vocabulary from every episode.
2 Do you have any regrets in life? (B2)
2 Do you have any regrets in life? (B2) May 1, 2026 35:59 In this B2 intermediate lesson, we explore the heavy but important topic of life regrets. I share several personal regrets regarding the ‘fear of rejection,’ being a ‘people pleaser,’ and the impact of prioritising work over family. You will learn about the difference between active and passive decision-making and the ‘domino effect’ of lifestyle choices. I also discuss practical steps for emotion
3 Do you know the cardinal numbers in English? (B1)
3 Do you know the cardinal numbers in English? (B1) Jun 9, 2026 34:04 In this B1 intermediate lesson, we focus on the highest-frequency mistakes language learners make with cardinal numbers. We explore vital grammatical mechanics, such as the precise placement of the word ‘and’ in large numbers and why English cardinal numbers are never pluralised. You will learn how number words function differently when used as indefinite nouns (tens, hundreds, millions) and histo

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