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A Hong Kong hotel has sold individual rooms to be used as homes. It's one of the ways residents are trying to cope with soaring housing prices. Words in the News: 25 February 2013 Via LanguageLearn Corner
Learn English words for Christmas - Picture matching quiz for beginners and elementary English language learners - match words for traditional Christmas things to the pictures.
You're visiting a friend's house and you've been there for a while. You say this because you think that your friend is probably ready for you to leave.
You're at a bar where people are dancing. Your friend invites you to dance, but you don't want to dance. You say this because you don't like the song that's playing.
Antibiotics under threat. Why are experts worrying about their future? Words in the News: 18 November 2013
Let us 'flag up' a useful phrase that you might need in meetings. Today's Phrase: 21 November 2013
Do you feel anxious when you can’t update your facebook profile, read your emails or tweet? If so, you may be suffering from FOMO. A new survey says that 56% of people suffer from FOMO when they ...
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Useful easy vocabulary lesson about social media anxiety
Feifei wants to ask Neil how he deals with stress in the office - but it's a very personal question. What's the right way to ask? 6 Minute English: 7 November 2013
You're watching a movie with your friend and you didn't understand something that a character said. You ask your friend this in hoping he can clear up the confusion.
All English courses on Memrise. Fun, fast ways to effectively learn and memorise English vocabulary.
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October is Vegetarian Awareness Month. Practise your English with this online word search puzzle about vegetarianism: http://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/food/vegetarian/vegetarianism-word-search.html
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Shakespeare said it first, you say it every day... how many English expressions do we use today that Shakespeare coined? :-)
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Integrated skills lesson about the benefits of quitting smoking, with a dictionary skills activity plus worksheet, and a gap fill reading and writing exercise.
English Expressions: New Year Resolutions. A vocabulary lesson with a dictionary skills exercise plus worksheet, and a follow-on multiple choice listening quiz. http://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/new-year/intermediate/new-year-resolutions.html
Practise spelling English words for different types of winter sports, with this medium difficulty online word search puzzle for adult English students and kids.
You're talking on your mobile phone to your boss. He is saying something, but you can't hear what it is because the reception on your phone is bad. You didn't hear some of what he said, so you say this.
Are you at the top of the heap? Let this phrase unlock your potential. Today's Phrase: 19 October 2013
A grammar, vocabulary, and listening lesson for adult English students and teens. Learn the meaning of the English expression to have the time of your life, watch a video clip from the movie Dirty Dancing, and complete an online quiz.
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Interesting grammar and listening lesson, by ESL Hip Hop
An English vocabulary list of commonly used Internet slang words and texting language, with clear definitions and example sentences. Test how much you have understood with a follow-on quiz: http://www.esolcourses.com/vocabulary/messaging/picture-quiz.html
English vocabulary list of useful words and phrases to use in restaurants, cafes and bars when eating out. Learn how to order food and drink and pay for meals.
English lesson from PhraseMix.com: "It was way out in the middle of nowhere." - You're talking to a client at a business lunch. You're telling him about a vacation you recently took to a remote cabin in the mountains.
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Useful tips to help you remember new English words! :-)