English Conversation (video teaching): 03/11/16

CNN Student News March 9, 2016 with English subtitles

source: ANTONIO GALIMBERTI 2016年3月9日
CNN Student News with closed caption. (You can click it on by yourself.)
Vocabulary Quiz for EFL Students N° 00037
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International nuclear tensions, international terrorism, and international women's rights are three of the topics we're exploring this Wednesday.
SOURCE: http://edition.cnn.com/studentnews

10 Weather Expressions in English

source: Learn English with Emma 2013年9月30日
http://www.engvid.com/ What does it mean to weather a storm? Have you ever rained on someone's parade? Do you feel under the weather today? In this lesson, I will teach you ten common weather expressions: steal someone's thunder, get wind of something, be on cloud nine, weather a storm, take a rain check, rain on someone's parade, storm out, take by storm, under the weather, and calm before the storm. Take our quiz by storm after this video: http://www.engvid.com/10-weather-expr...

Vocabulary: Talking about HIGHWAY DRIVING

source: English Lessons with Alex 2016年2月8日
As drivers or passengers, at some point we all use cars to get around. In this lesson, I'll teach you essential vocabulary and expressions we use to talk about driving on streets and highways. You may need to give someone driving directions in English, or perhaps you'll be describing your favourite driving routes -- we all have these conversations! Knowing this vocabulary is especially great to practice your English because drivers talk about driving as often as the weather. Learn about on-ramps, off-ramps, toll booths, passing lanes, merging, and more. Increase your vocabulary and your conversational confidence in English by learning to speak about driving! Most importantly, always be aware of driving conditions, and drive safely!

Learn English: "No matter..."

source: Learn English with Rebecca 2015年5月1日
No matter what, no matter when, no matter where... Learn the meaning of this very common expression, and practice how to use it in lots of ways to express different ideas. Each time you learn a new expression, you get closer to becoming a fluent English speaker! No matter what your level of English now, you can improve by watching lessons and practicing.