CNN 10 with subtitles - January 11, 2017| Top 10 reasons why Hungry Venezue...

source: Daily Listening    2017年1月10日
CNN 10 | January 11, 2017 | The rise and fall of the Yahoo Internet company | Daily Listening hightlights: A looming economic disaster in Venezuela starts things off today on CNN 10, as we explain its causes and effects. After that, we're examining coral bleaching and how it has impacted a fisherman's family near Madagascar. And we explore the rise and fall of the Yahoo Internet company.
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English in a Minute: to sugarcoat something

source: VOA Learning English     2017年1月7日
Have you ever tried to "sugarcoat" some news or information? Watch this week's English in a Minute to learn all about "sugarcoating" things.
Originally published at - http://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/...

American Sex Slang: The SEX Alphabet with Ronnie

source: Learn English with Ronnie! [engVid]     2017年1月4日
Do you want to have sex with an American? Well, you're going to have to be able to TALK about sex like an American! Learn some fun and dirty sex slang in this video and start banging native speakers today! English has lots of sex vocabulary and slang. So does every language, but English is what I'm teaching. Today you'll learn more than 26 of these dirty words in English. You won't learn this in your grammar book, and you might not even find these definitions in your dictionary, but you'll hear these words on TV, on the street, and if you're lucky, in your bedroom. That's why I'm here, doing this public service…teaching you REAL English for REAL life! IELTS? Fuck IELTS! I want you to have a hard-on for learning English! After the lesson, don't go jerk off—take the quiz on engVid at: http://www.engvid.com/american-sex-sl... Or jerk off first if you want…but take the quiz after you're done! Uhhh... this video is not for kids.

1. Sex With Ronnie: https://youtu.be/CqRyskaSwWE
2. Rude slang for body parts - COCK, PUSSY, ASS, BALLS... : https://youtu.be/SQWF2-rjx_I
3. Sex Slang: Paying for it: https://youtu.be/x-Gk6y_WAcs

10 "right" and "wrong" expressions in English

source: Espresso English    2017年1月8日
You probably already know that “right” and “wrong” are the same as “correct” and “incorrect” respectively. These words are also used in a lot of informal expressions and idioms in English. Today I’ll teach you ten of them!
Complete Program: https://www.espressoenglish.net/get-a...

Job Interview Preparation - 5 Key points to remember

source: Skillopedia - Skills for the real world    2016年10月27日
This skillopedia Session is about how to prepare for a job interview in order to please your prospective employer. We do not get a chance to redo our first impression at a job interview, so we need to make the best out of the first itself. So watch this Skillopedia session carefully with me, Michelle.

Dress for Success
Do Not Bad Mouth your Previous Employer
Always answer in a straight forward way
Mind your Body Language
Blow your Own Trumpet--which means talk about your positive attributes and don't talk too negatively about yourself.

English @ the Movies: 'Clean Record'

source: VOA Learning English    2016年11月4日
Our English @ the Movies saying today is "clean record." The movie is "Imperium," a serious movie based on a true story about white extremists. What do you think "clean record" means? Watch our story to learn about it.
Originally published at - http://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/...

TOEFL Writing – Task 1

source: English Lessons with Adam    2015年11月26日
Need to get a high score on your TOEFL test? Confused about the Integrated Writing assignment? I'll give you my tips and strategies to succeed in this section of the TOEFL iBT. I will first explain the structure of this writing task. You will then learn how to approach the reading and listening sections, how to take notes, and finally, how to write a summary that will get you a high score. Practice this method as much as you can before writing your TOEFL exam and you WILL succeed.
Take the quiz to make sure you understood the lesson: http://www.engvid.com/toefl-writing-t...
More TOEFL tips and practice: http://www.goodlucktoefl.com/

Using The English Verb “Ask” Correctly in Spoken English

source: Learn English with Let's Talk    2016年8月29日
“Ask” is one of the most common verbs used in spoken English conversation, but there are a few Grammar rules that you need to remember when you use it while speaking English. In this free spoken English lesson Ceema explains 5 ways to use the English verb “ask” correctly in spoken English.

1.ASK (SOMEONE) FOR + OBJECT
Use “ask for” with the object you want to receive:
 I asked the boy for a pencil.
 I asked him for a glass of water.
 My daughter asked for a Xbox for Christmas.

You can also use ask (someone) for when the thing you want to receive is not a physical object:
 I asked my brother for some help with the homework.
 I’m going to ask my brother for advice.
 Let’s ask the immigration agent for information.

2. ASK (SOMEONE) ABOUT + TOPIC
Use “ask about” with a topic that you want information about:
 I asked the school administrator about the final exam.
 I asked my boss about his trip to India.
 My client asked me about the project.
 Let’s call and ask the call center about flights to the USA.

3. ASK (SOMEONE) + QUESTION
You can also use the structure “ask (someone)” followed by the actual question you asked, using who, what, when, where, how, why:
 I asked my students who had made the mess in the classroom.
 Michelle asked me what I like to do on the holidays.
 Let’s ask when the next train is arriving.
 I asked John where he had bought his shoes.

Use ask… if for yes/no questions
 I asked her if she likes to cook.
 Let’s ask the waiter if there are any dinner specials.

4. ASK (SOMEONE) TO + VERB
Use this structure when you want a person to do something (or not to do something)
 My mother asked me to clean my room.
 I asked my secretary to print out the report.
 They asked us not to make so much noise in the library.
 The doctor asked me not to eat for 12 hours before the surgery.

English Pronunciation - S & SH

source: Learn English with Ronnie!    2011年3月1日
http://www.engvid.com/ In this pronunciation lesson for beginners, I teach you the difference between two very common sounds in English: S & SH. Practice with me and you'll get it in no time.

Meeting someone for the first time

source: Twominute English       2012年11月23日
Exercises For this lesson: http://twominenglish.com/video/10-Mee...
Facebook: http://facebook.com/twominenglish
App for your Android Device: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...

0:08 Hey Sara! Meet Allie, our new Sales Head.
0:13 Allie, this is Sara she’s an important member of our sales time.
0:19 Hi Allie! Nice to meet you.
0:22 Hello Sara. It’s a pleasure. John has told me so much about you.
0:29 Hey John! Meet my friend Ruby.
0:35 Ruby, this is my boss John.
0:38 Hi John! Pleased to meet you.
0:42 The pleasure is all mine.
0:47 Allie, meet Ruby. She’s Sara’s friend.
0:54 Ruby, this is my colleague Allie.
0:58 Hello Allie. It’s a pleasure meeting you.
1:03 Thank you Ruby! Glad to meet you too.
1:08 Hi. My name is Allie. I am new here.
1:12 Hello Allie. I am Sara.
1:15 Pleased to meet you Sara.
1:17 Pleased to meet you too Allie.
1:23 Excuse me! Don’t you work at Greenlabs?
1:26 Yes, in fact I do. Do you know me?
1:31 I’ve seen you there. I work there too.
1:35 Oh really? That’s nice.
1:38 Yes. I am Allie.
1:40 Pleased to meet you Allie. I am Sara.
1:46 Hey Sara! Meet Allie, our new Sales Head.
1:52 Hi Allie! Nice to meet you.
1:56 Hey John! Meet my friend Ruby.
2:02 Hi John! Pleased to meet you.
2:09 Allie, meet Ruby. She’s Sara’s friend.
2:17 It’s a pleasure meeting you
2:21 Glad to meet you too.
2:25 My name is Allie. I am new here.
2:29 Excuse me! Don’t you work at Greenlabs?