CNN Student News May 26, 2016 with English subtitles

source: Tieng Anh Chuan 100     2016年5月25日
May 26, 2016 CNN Student News with subtitles, closed caption (You can click it on by yourself).
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source: Thanh Do    2016年5月26日
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English phrases for 'asking someone to wait'

source: Learn English with Let's Talk    2016年4月28日
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Hang on a moment / Hold on – These two expressions can be used when you are busy and expect to be able to help in a shot period.

I'll be right with you – This phrase can be used if you belong to the customer service industry where you want the customer to wait for few minutes.

Bear with me – This is a very polite and formal expression when you want someone to be patient because it might take you longer.

Let me see – One can use this expression when you want time to think before you can give an answer.

All in good time – Use this expression to ask someone to wait and give you enough time to finish an activity.
Below are the expressions when you get back to the person who is been waiting for you:

I apologize for the delay – Formal way to say sorry if the person has been waiting too long.

Thank you for waiting – Use this expression to appreciate their time they have spent waiting for you.

Sorry to keep you waiting –
General expression to be used when you get back to the person waiting for you.

Finance & Accounting Vocabulary 2 (Business English Vocabulary Lesson for ESL)

source: Business English Pod    2008年11月16日
Visit http://BusinessEnglishPod.com to download this video and others covering more business ESL vocabulary.
This Business English video ESL lesson introduces English vocabulary related to finance and accounting.

Financial English Vocabulary - Global Economic Crisis

source: Business English Pod   2009年4月20日
Learn financial English vocabulary.
Visit http://VideoVocab.TV to view and download more videos on Business English vocabulary for ESL.

English in a Minute: To Have Butterflies

source: VOA Learning English     2015年11月8日
Butterflies are beautiful creatures. But, is it a good thing or a bad thing to "have butterflies?" Find out how to use this expression in this episode of English in a Minute!
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Meet My Family (Let's Learn English Lesson 12)

source: VOA Learning English     2016年4月29日
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Why Do People Dislike Other People? (English Listening Level 2 - Lesson 2)

source: Daily English Conversation    2016年2月11日
English Listening Level 2 - Lesson 2 - Why Do People Dislike Other People?
Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
I think that is silly.
I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look.
Some people look very nice, but they are mean or cruel.
Some people look very ordinary, but they are incredibly nice.
I remember when I was in grade one; I saw a girl across the room.
She had a mean look on her face.
I thought to myself that she was probably not a very nice person.
I stayed away from her, and played with the other children.
Then, we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
The teacher picked the girl with the mean face as my partner.
I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean
as that girl.
I walked up to her and said hello.
The girl's face changed.
She smiled at me, and she began to talk to me.
Her mean face disappeared.
We had lots of fun playing the game.
We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
That girl became my best friend.
Now when I look at her I see what is inside her.
Sometimes she doesn't smile, but I know what she is like.
She is a kind and funny person.
I have learned that you can't "judge a book by its cover."
It is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
You have to get to know a person.
It doesn't matter to me what color a person's skin is.
It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat or happy or sad looking.
I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be
treated.

ADVERB COLLOCATIONS (CAE) part 4

source: MrSkypelessons   2014年12月17日
This is a lesson which I have made for my students who are preparing for the CAE exam. These collocations are all adverb collocations, and will be useful for the Use of English and Writing parts. Please try this quiz: http://www.quiz.biz/quizz-866517.html

Entirely different, separate, dependant
Wildly inaccurate, exaggerated, inappropriate, unrealistic
Downright wrong, dishonest, hostile, rude, disgrace, immoral
Mildly surprised, amused, irritated, offensive
loosely based, structured, connected, related
Vaguely familiar, aware, remember, worded, threatening

IELTS & TOEFL Vocabulary - Technology

source: Learn English with Emma  2013年4月5日
http://www.engvid.com/ Is my computer outdated or state-of-the-art? In this vocabulary lesson, I will teach you words that can be used to describe technology and computers. This video will help you to improve your vocabulary and score higher marks on the TOEFL and IELTS. Watch to find out if you are a technophile or a technophobe, if your computer is cutting-edge and user-friendly, and whether you prefer technology to be bulky or compact. Then take a quiz on this lesson here:http://www.engvid.com/technology-voca...

5 adjectives to make you sound smart

source: English Lessons with Alex  2014年3月12日
http://www.engvid.com Do you want to impress your friends, colleagues, and teachers with more advanced vocabulary? Are you tired of using the same vocabulary again and again? In this lesson, you will improve your vocabulary by learning five advanced adjectives that will make you the intellectual life of the party! This lesson covers "maudlin", "lackadaisical", "interminable", "egregious", and "visceral". Grab a bottle of wine and get ready to enhance your lexicon! Then take the quiz here: http://www.engvid.com/5-adjectives-to...