Let's Learn English Level 2 Lesson 17: Flour Baby, Part 1
source: VOA Learning English 2018年1月29日
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Different to, different than or different from? British and American English difference
source: Simple English Videos 2018年1月19日
Do we say different to or different than? Or do we say different from?
Find out in this video and learn about a British and American English difference.
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Drop ‘VERY’ from your Vocabulary. Learn Intensifiers – Advanced English ...
source: Learn English with Let's Talk 2018年1月13日
The word ‘very’ is used a lot to emphasize on something, it is an intensifier. For example, if some food is extremely tasty, then in spoken English conversation we tend to express ourselves by saying, “the food is very, very tasty.” However, there are better words to use like delicious, lip smacking or even yummy. In this English speaking lesson, you will learn words that will convey the right emotion and we can avoid using a word like very, repeatedly just to make something sound more convincing.
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Very beautiful – Gorgeous, Stunning
Ex: I saw a gorgeous model at the mall the other day.
Very loud – Deafening
Ex: We heard a deafening sound around 11 last night.
Very happy – Elated
Ex The athlete felt elated when she won her first gold medal.
Very sad – Depressed
Ex: My friend has been depressed since his recent break up.
Very confused – Baffled
Ex: There were so many phone models at the shop that I got baffled and could not make a choice.
Very big – Massive, Gigantic
Ex: Claire has a massive house in the countryside.
Very small – Tiny, Teeny, Miniscule
Ex: This box is tiny; I can’t fit in all of my stationery items in it.
English Conversation Practice for Beginners to Advanced Level (50 Topics)
source: Helena Daily English 2017年9月10日
This video contains three part, each part has three level (begin, intermediate, advanced ) with variety topics such as introduce yourself, family, home, school, social problems,...Focus on learning this lesson to improve your english skills.
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How to Speak Cockney / Practice English with Paul
source: Practice English with Paul 2015年6月23日
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01:08 non-rhotic R
01:43 trap-bath-split
02:05 glottal stop
03:02 the L vocalization
04:03 TH becomes V
04:27 H is dropped
04:55 TH fronting
05:34 Practice/Examples
What You MUST DO to Learn English
source: Interactive English 2017年10月3日
We ALL make mistakes. It's important that we accept making mistakes as a natural and necessary part of language learning. We can learn from our mistakes and that is how we make forward progress. So we encourage you to go out there and MAKE MISTAKES. At Interactive English, we teach active language learning so that students can enhance their English skills. We create a variety of online lessons to help you expand your vocabulary, improve your fluency, as well as enhance your pronunciation.
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Understanding the cashier at the supermarket - Understand the American a...
source: Speak English with Christina 2017年5月8日
Can you understand an American cashier who speaks fast? Test your comprehension of English with this video!
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8 Podcasts for Fluent English: Advanced English Listening
source: Speak English With Vanessa 2018年1月19日
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What to say at your job interview? English Phrases & Tips!
source: Learn English with EnglishClass101.com 2018年1月18日
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How to say words that are both NOUNS & VERBS? - Word Stress Difference
source: Gerry English Expressions 2018年1月2日
Some words with two syllables can be nouns and then at other times, they are verbs.
Note: There is a different WORD STRESS for each.
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How to Use the Present Continuous - English Verb Tenses
source: Oxford Online English 2017年4月14日
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Do you know to form and use the present continuous? Like many verb tenses in English, the present continuous has many different uses and meanings. You can learn more in this class.
In this lesson, you can learn:
- How to use the present continuous to talk about actions happening now or around this moment.
- How to use the present continuous to talk about temporary or changing situations.
- Using the present continuous to talk about the future.
- Advanced ways to use the present continuous verb tense.
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