CNN 10 | May 22, 2017 | Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia ...
source: Daily Listening 2017年5月21日
CNN 10 | May 22, 2017 | Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia | Daily Listening hightlights: Our week begins with a report on President Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia and an excerpt from his speech to dozens of leaders from Muslim-majority countries. A look at what's said to be "flammable ice" follows, and then we explain why tax reform is a difficult challenge for the U.S. A report on a CNN Hero, a Vietnam veteran who's helping other veterans, completes our coverage.
Today’s broadcast of CNN 10 is on May 22, 2017.
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Words that begin with Q
source: LearnAmericanEnglishOnline 2017年5月15日
This video is intended for people who are learning basic English vocabulary. All of the words here begin with the letter Q.
Expressions with 'KICK' (Phrasal Verbs)
source: Maple Leaf ESL 2017年2月21日
In this lesson, we take a look at the following phrasal verbs that use the word 'kick': kick back, kick around, kick in, kick out, and kick off.
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Phrasal Verb WORK (part 1)
source: Rachel's English 2017年1月28日
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Root Words
source: Holmwood's Online Learning 2017年2月24日
Rachel explains how the meaning of a word can change when prefixes and suffixes are added. She also looks at conversion and compound words.
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SO & SUCH | Add Emphasis in English!
source: mmmEnglish 2017年4月17日
The words 'so' and 'such' can be used in a few different ways in English, but this lesson will focus on how these words can add emphasis to your sentences (to make the meaning of your sentences stronger).
FOR EXAMPLE:
It is so windy today!
Your brother is such a fast runner.
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Build English Speaking Confidence FAST With This Ritual
source: EnglishAnyone 2017年4月10日
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In this video, you'll learn how to protect your English speaking confidence so that you can overcome shyness and embarrassment, stay motivated get fluent in English faster. :)
BBC News Review: Britain fights cyber crime
source: BBC Learning English 2016年11月1日
Britain is retaliating against cyber attackers. Join Neil and Sian to discover the language the world's media is using to talk about this crime story.
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The story
Measures to bolster Britain's online defences are being set out by the government, which is promising to make the country one of the safest places in the world to do business. The Chancellor Philip Hammond says the plans will help protect the government, firms and citizens from online threats and will allow the UK to strike back against state-sponsored hackers.
Rory Cellan-Jones - BBC News
A year ago George Osborne announced that the government would spend 1.9 billion pounds on cyber security by 2020. Now his successor as Chancellor is outlining how that money will be used to shore up Britain's cyber defences.
In a speech later today, Phillip Hammond will underline the threat posed by hackers taking advantage of new opportunities like the growth of connected home devices. More will be spent on automatic systems, tackling spam and malicious software.
Key words and phrases
strike back: attack someone who has attacked you
vow: make a strong promise to do something; make a determined decision to do something
malicious: (here) intended to harm or steal private information from a computer
cyber: relating to computers
shore up: make more secure
Phrasal Verbs with "Off"
source: Learn English with Papa Teach Me 2016年9月2日
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Today we look at phrasal verbs with the preposition "Off"!
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How To Start a Conversation in English
source: Oxford Online English 2017年1月3日
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Have you ever found yourself at a party where you wanted to talk to people but didn’t know what to say? Or maybe you’ve been in a new class, full of people waiting for the teacher to arrive, and there’s silence? You want to start a conversation with another student, but you’re not sure how. Don’t worry, you’re not the only one! Let’s look at some simple ways to start a conversation in English.
In this lesson you can learn:
- How to start a conversation by commenting on things around you.
- How to find things/people you have in common with someone else.
- How to start a conversation by complimenting someone.
- How to ask for advice and how this can help you to start a conversation in English.
- How to show that you're interested in other people.
Leave a Bad Taste in One's Mouth
source: Twominute English 2013年6月25日
Leaving a bad taste in one's mouth means a bad memory or a bad feeling about something or someone. It indicates a feeling that something unfair or unpleasant happened. In this video you will learn the meaning and uses of this idiom.
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0:06 In this lesson you will learn how to use the idiom 'leaving a bad taste in one's mouth' in your conversations.
0:19 To leave a bad taste in your mouth means that you have a bad feeling or memory about something or someone.
0:26 Leaving a bad taste in a person's mouth means leaving a bad impression.
0:30 For example, the way Jim talked to me the other day. It left a bad taste in my mouth.
0:34 He was like my brother, but the New Year's party incident left a bad taste in my mouth.
0:40 When something leaves a bad taste in your mouth, there's a feeling of something wrong or unfair. What happened at the New Year's party, anyway?
0:48 Oh, that's an unpleasant memory. He's just a dishonest jerk! A bad taste in my mouth!
0:54 Is it about Jim? Leaving a bad taste in one's mouth also refers to an ex-lover whom you wish you had never dated.
1:02 Cool down Emm, I don't want to speak about it anymore.
1:06 Oh C'mon! Tell me. Jim left a bad taste in my mouth, you know it very well.
1:11 Yeah. You'd better be careful when dating your next guy.
1:20 Let's go to Hotel La Belle today, their desserts are just awesome!
1:26 I don't want to go there.
1:29 Why?
1:30 Don't you remember? That rude waitress left a bad taste in my mouth.
1:35 She's probably out of work now.
1:38 I don't care! Could we just go to Cafe Morrison?
1:42 Yeah! Alright.
1:50 Where is Pete?
1:52 He's not coming.
1:54 What happened?
1:57 The business deal last month left a bad taste in his mouth.
2:02 Poor Pete! I feel sorry for him.
2:05 I warned him before not to do any business with that bunch of thieves!
2:16 Why didn't you call Irene?
2:18 Irene's waiting for you on the lawn.
2:22 I thought she was coming along to the beach.
2:25 She said she won't come.
2:28 Why?
2:30 The tsunami left a bad taste in her mouth.
2:34 I can understand.
2:40 It left a bad taste in my mouth.
2:45 Jim left a bad taste in my mouth, you know it very well.
2:55 He was like my brother, but the New Year's party incident left a bad taste in my mouth.
3:07 That rude waitress left a bad taste in my mouth.
3:16 The business deal last month left a bad taste in his mouth.
3:26 The tsunami left a bad taste in her mouth.
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