Project management - 31 - Need to manage a project? English at Work gives you the language
source: BBC Learning English 2017年1月31日
It's time for Anna to develop Tip Top Trading's European marketing strategy but where should she begin? Her boss, Paul, doesn't have a clue so it's down to Anna to work out what to do. Listen in to find out what her plan is and how she sets out to manage the project of securing a deal with a French company.
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The 10 Most Common "WHAT" Questions in English
source: English Lessons with Alex 2017年3月27日
What's one of the most difficult parts of learning a language? Asking questions! In this important lesson, I make it easier by looking at more than 10 common WHAT questions. This video includes these questions and more: "What's happening?", "What's up?", "What's that?", "What did you do?", and "What's the point?" So what are you waiting for? Watch the video to improve your English speaking confidence and fluency.
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Let's Learn English Lesson 49: Operation Spy
source: VOA Learning English 2017年3月17日
Anna has a secret mission: learn all she can about spying. So she goes to the International Spy Museum and learns about sneaking, cracking codes, and being in good shape!
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Let's Learn English Lesson 49 Pronunciation Practice
source: VOA Learning English 2017年3月16日
Use this video to learn about how Americans pronounce the reduced forms of "has" and "have' in the present perfect verb tense.
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How to teach reading with phonics - 7/12 - Long A Sound
source: EnglishAnyone 2011年3月20日
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The Sounds of English, a FREE, comprehensive series of 12 videos, teaches phonics and pronunciation to non-native and beginning native learners of English. Learn to spell, read and pronounce English like native speakers with these easy lessons. Great for self-study, or the whole family! Build confidence and get fluent faster!
Lesson 7 - Long A sound.
In lessons five and six, you learned some ways to make long vowel sounds. In lessons seven through 11, you will see different ways to make long vowel sounds with two vowels together. Remember that these are not complete lists. Different letter combinations will make these long vowel sounds, and sometimes these combinations will make different sounds. Just remember that in a group of vowels, the first one speaks and the others are silent. You will learn rule exceptions, new rules and different ways to spell sounds as your English improves.
A+i and a+y can make the Long A sound.(Repeat words)
Usually, if the long a sound is at the middle of a word, then it is spelled with ai. If it is at the end of the word, then it is spelled with ay.
The long A sound can also made with ea and eigh. Here are two common examples. (Repeat words)
Great job! Learning the letter combinations of long vowel sounds takes time. But if you master these simple rules, you'll be well on your way to becoming a great reader and speaker. In Lesson 8, we'll look at the long E sound.
Phrasal Verbs - HEAD UP
source: Espresso English 2017年2月24日
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Pronunciation - Weak Forms (with Oli)
source: Oxford Online English 2013年7月23日
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Weak forms are an important part of English pronunciation. To put it simply, the pronunciation of many words changes when you use those words in a sentence. Understanding of weak forms is important both for understanding spoken English and for speaking English naturally and fluently. In this video, I explain the idea of weak forms and give you several examples to practise with.
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Online Gaming Slang (with Bill)
source: Shaw English Online 2014年1月28日
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Bill loves to play computer games. He teaches the most popular online gaming slang.
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How to Express a Phobia (with Robin)
source: Shaw English Online 2014年1月27日
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There are thousands of phobias. Robin teaches some of the more common phobia vocabulary, such as arachnophobia, to help you explain different types of phobias in English.
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Getting Help (Learn English 75)
source: EF podEnglish 2008年3月27日
Learn the most common vocabulary and expressions for talking about traffic accidents and getting help in English. In this advanced English lesson you will see two friends talking about an accident one of them has just been in. You will learn some of the most common ways of describing a car crash and useful expressions for talking about injuries.
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Busy Life
source: Twominute English 2013年5月15日
Today is your friend's wedding anniversary and you can't make to it as you have got a very tight schedule. Or you are so busy with your work that you don't even have time for a break. In this lesson, we will learn phrases you may use when talking about your busy life.
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0:07 In this lesson, we will learn phrases you may use when talking about your busy life.
0:18 Hi Wesley, I wanted to have a word with you.
0:21 I'd love to Cynthia. But, for now I really need to rush. Can we talk later?
0:28 But it’s kind of important and it wouldn’t take much of your time.
0:32 I understand. But, you know I'm too tied up at work. Today I have several appointments with new clients. I really can’t stay right now.
0:40 Sometimes I feel you don’t make time for me.
0:44 I'm sorry, honey. But I am on a tight schedule today. We’ll talk later.
0:56 Bruce, you’ve been working non-stop. Come on, let's take a coffee break.
1:01 Oh, I really can't afford taking a break today.
1:05 What’s keeping you so busy?
1:07 I need to submit this report before the end of the day and I still have a lot of data to analyze. I’m actually behind schedule.
1:14 I understand. But, you need to take some time out, too. You cannot stay on that computer forever.
1:21 I don't want to be the one who doesn’t finish his work on time.
1:32 Bruce, can you please come downstairs and help me unpack the boxes?
1:36 I’m sorry but I can't do it right now.
1:40 What?! What’s so important?
1:42 I’m about to get online with my boss.
1:46 Oh, another conference call? How long will it take?
1:49 Probably half an hour or so, darling.
1:52 He'll be giving me some instructions for the meeting with the Chinese investors.
1:57 Okay, take your time but do come down as soon as you are free, please.
2:01 Promise I will.
2:10 Hey Wesley. Will you be joining us later on, at the library?
2:14 Oh, I wish I could! Studying in group is always better. But I can’t join you. I have such a busy day today.
2:22 In fact, I’ll be going here and there all week long.
2:26 But the tests are next Monday. If you don’t start studying now...
2:32 I know, I Know. There’s so much to cover.
2:36 Yes, you should come. Even if you arrive late. At least you would be studying a little. It’s better than nothing.
2:44 You know what? You’re right! I read somewhere that short doses of study can be effective. Ok, I’ll meet you guys there.
2:52 Great! And don’t forget to bring your books and flashcards with you.
3:01 I really can’t stay right now.
3:07 Sometimes I feel you don’t make time for me.
3:14 I am on a tight schedule today. We’ll talk later.
3:21 I really can't afford taking a break today.
3:29 I’m actually behind schedule.
3:35 I’m sorry but I can't do it right now.
3:42 I have such a busy day today.
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