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How to have a conversation about RELIGION in English
source: JamesESL English Lessons 2016年7月18日
Religion and beliefs are an important part of our lives, but talking about them can be difficult. If you're not careful, you might offend someone or even get into trouble. In this video, I'll teach you how to discuss religion politely so you can have respectful conversations in English and learn about other cultures. You'll learn vocabulary related to major religions and beliefs so you can discuss popular faiths intelligently. Most importantly, I'll teach you how to use open-ended questions that will help you develop conversations with people who have different beliefs. I'll talk about Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, and others while discussing how people can identify as being religious, spiritual, orthodox, or non-practicing. I'll also explain the difference between of atheists and agnostics. The world is full of many cultures and beliefs. We all have so much to learn from each other, so take your English conversations to the next level by learning to discuss religion.
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15 spoken English phrases with IN and ON
source: Espresso English 2016年7月18日
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News Words: Genocide
source: VOA Learning English 2016年6月30日
The meaning of this news word carries weight when used to describe horrific events.
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Speaking Practice Let's Learn English Lesson 13
source: VOA Learning English 2016年6月5日
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How to use your dictionary to build your vocabulary
source: JamesESL English Lessons 2013年11月22日
http://www.engvid.com/ Improve your vocabulary and really understand what you learn by simply using a paper dictionary. You will learn how to pronounce words, what their function is, how to modify them, and much more. You don't need me to spell it out for you... start improving your English vocabulary now! Watch the lesson, then take the quiz here: http://www.engvid.com/dictionary-voca...
English Suffixes | Learn English Vocabulary
source: Crown Academy of English 2014年11月2日
A suffix is a specific group of letters at the end of a word. It often indicates part of the meaning of the whole word. Knowing the most common suffixes will help you increase your English vocabulary.
There are 2 types of English suffix:
1) Inflectional suffixes are grammatical suffixes. They change the form of a word (example making a plural from a singular) but the basic meaning of the word does not change.
2) Derivational suffixes transform a word from one type of word (part of speech) to another, example from a verb to a noun. Derivational suffixes change the basic meaning of the word. I show you the most common ones in this video.
I advise you to use a good dictionary to check the meaning of all new vocabulary and to see the full list of all the English suffixes.
The accent in this video lesson is a British English accent.
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Discussing Exam Results In English
source: Twominute English 2014年1月20日
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0:09 Hello dear viewer! Great to see you here.
0:12 One of the hardest times for us is when our results come out. Don’t you agree?
0:16 The anticipation, the waiting, finally when we see the score… It is a tiring period.
0:24 Whether they are good or bad, you feel better if you talk about it with someone.
0:29 This lesson will show you conversations that show how to discuss your results.
0:34 We’re sure you will relate them to your experiences.
0:40 After listening to the conversations, check out the vocabulary section at the end.
0:45 Feel free to practice the lines by pausing the lesson and repeating the dialog anywhere you want!
0:51 Shall we get started now?
1:00 Hey Knuckle, you look really happy! What’s up?
1:04 Yup. I’m very happy! I got admission in the university.
1:08 You’re going to college?
1:10 You bet! I finally cracked it!
1:12 That’s great! Best of luck Knucks.
1:21 Yo man! I can’t believe you topped the class.
1:25 Me neither. I didn’t expect to come out first.
1:29 You’re smart buddy! You always get straight A’s.
1:33 Thanks. I guess it’s just a gift.
1:36 Sure is… Such a pity I didn’t get that gift.
1:40 Buddy, I think you’re pretty smart too. You just need to focus more on books and less on girls.
1:54 Why do you look so sad Rose?
1:57 Well, my result is out and I’m not happy with it.
2:01 How much did you score?
2:03 I got a C.
2:05 Well… It’s not a D you know.
2:08 C is terrible. I expected a B at least.
2:12 It’s alright girl! Just try harder next time.
2:21 Man, my parents are gonna kill me for this.
2:24 I don’t think so bro. You’re their only son.
2:27 Yeah! But I don’t think they want a son who fails his class.
2:31 That’s what’s bad about education. It puts too much pressure on you.
2:36 I know. I can feel it.
2:38 Good luck with your folks man. I gotta go now.
2:41 Yeah… Give me a call later.
2:43 Okay chief.
2:54 When somebody aces a test, he passes it with very good marks.
3:02 Flunking is failing a test! When you flunk a test, you’ve failed to pass.
3:12 When you’ve cracked a test, it means you’ve passed it.
3:21 When somebody scores straight A’s, it means this person is a good student and regularly gets an A in all the subjects.
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10 Common English Expressions with CAN’T
source: Espresso English 2014年10月12日
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Discussing Advantages & Disadvantages
source: Learn English with Rebecca 2012年11月16日
http://www.engvid.com/ Improve your academic and professional vocabulary instantly! Learn how to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of any subject or topic. Essential vocabulary for success at school, university, and work. An added benefit: you can take a quiz on this lesson here -http://www.engvid.com/advantages-disa...