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Speaking about physical appearance in English - Spoken English Lesson
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In this English you will learn how to talk about physical appearances of people in English. English language has a variety of words to describe a person's physical appearance. The words are quite specific depending on the physical characteristic you are describing. In this lesson, let's learn how to describe a person's appearance :
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Height - Short / Average / Tall
Example - Mike is a very tall guy.
Build / Weight - Skinny / Slim / Slender / Chubby / Plump / Obese / Stout
Example - Donna is quite slim.
Complexion - Wheatish (Brown) / Tanned / Dark-skinned / White
Hair Length - Bald / Short / Shoulder length / Long
Hair Style - Straight / Wavy / Curly
Hair Color - Blonde / Redhead / Grey / Brunette
Eyes - The color of the Eyes ( Blue,Green,Brown,Grey) Big and small , Squint (Eyes are not aligned)
Facial Features - Beard / Mustache / Pimples / Dimples / Mole
English phrases to describe a dirty house - Basic English speaking lesson.
If someone's house or apartment is messy, here are some phrases and English expressions that you can use to describe it:
There are clothes strewn all over the floor.
There's food splattered all over the microwave.
There are crumbs all over the counter.
There's moldy food in the refrigerator.
There's a film of grease around the stove.
There are dirty dishes sitting in the sink.
A thick layer of dust has built up on all the shelves.
There are cobwebs in the corners.
The drains are clogged with hair.
There are smudges on the windows and mirrors.
There are old newspapers piled up in the corner.
Learning English - How to describe physical pain in English. ( Free English speaking Lessons )
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In this English lesson you will how to describe and express physical pain in English. There is no doubt that pain is totally awful and we all hate it, yet it's a constant part of human experience. In English we have pain vocabulary. In this English lesson we will learn to explain the different types of pain.
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1) Burning - It is a tingling pain and it feels as if a part of your body is touching something hot.
2) Chapped - We experience chapped skin or lips which are dry and painful especially because of cold weather.
3) Acute - This type of pain is used for describing pain that is strong and sharp but lasts for a short period.
4) Chronic - It is a serious pain that need medical attention. It is again a very strong and sharp pain but lasts for very long time.
5) Griping - A sharp sudden pain in the stomach
6) Inflamed - A part of your body that is inflamed is swollen, red and is painful because of an infection or injury,.
7) Itchy - Itchiness is an unpleasant feeling on your skin that makes you want to scratch or rub it.
8) Sore - Soreness is because of an injury or infection which is painful and makes you feel very uncomfortable.
9) Stiff - Stiffness is pain in your muscles and you cannot move your body part easily.
10) Stabbing - Stabbing is a sudden, strong and sharp pain.
11. Agliophobia - If a person has an abnormal fear of pain, he or she is an agliophobic.
Hope this English speaking lesson is helpful to you in describing different types of pain.
Advanced English Conversation Expressions With ‘NO’ | Improve Your English Speaking | Learn English With Niharika #englishconversationpractice #advanceenglish #englishwithniharika
Textbook English is different from the English we speak in our daily lives. In this English conversation lesson with Niharika, you will learn advanced English conversation expressions with the word NO. These phrases often use in everyday English speaking by fluent English speakers. Learn how to use them with the help of some example sentences to speak English fluently and confidently.
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English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t”
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In English grammar the modal verb “can” and its opposite “cannot or can’t” is explained as a verb that we use to describe ability.Can’t
(or cannot) is also used with some verbs to create idiomatic
expressions and are widely used by native English speakers.In this
English lesson Ceema teaches you 10 expressions with Can't.
Can't be bothered -
If you can’t be bothered to do something, it means you have no time or interest to do it. It is not important enough for your attention.
Can't tell-
The expression can’t tell means “can’t perceive/observe.” We often
use it in the phrases:
Can’t tell the difference between (two similar things)
can’t tell if/whether (something is the case or not)
Can't carry a tune-
Someone who can’t carry a tune has no musical ability; they can’t
sing a simple melody correctly.
Can't wait-
The expression can’t wait means you are very eager and excited for something to happen in the future.
Can't get enough-
If you can’t get enough of something, it means you want more and
more of it.
Can't stand-
If you can’t stand something, it means it really annoys or irritates
you; you strongly dislike it.
Can't bear-
If you can’t bear something, it means it makes you extremely sad; it is difficult for you to endure.
Can't help-
I can’t help it means that you are unable to stop or prevent yourself from doing something or feeling a certain way. You can also say I can’t help + verb in the -ING form:
“I can’t help feeling guilty, even though it wasn’t my fault.”
Can't beat-
The expression You can’t beat that! means the situation is the best;
it can’t be any better.
Can't thank you enough-
The phrase I can’t thank you enough expresses very deep, sincere
gratitude. It is usually used when you are thanking the person for
something they did that was very significant or very meaningful to
you.
English phrases to talk about ‘Talent & Skills’ – Free English lessons
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In this English lesson, you will learn different English expressions that you could use when you talk about someone’s talent and Skills.
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He's very good at math: this means he excels in Math. Remember, use ‘at’ after ‘good’, so good at dancing, good at singing.
He's a born footballer: means he was born to play football.
She's a great dancer. She's a natural: If someone says you’re a natural, it is a very positive expression. Being a natural means it comes naturally to you.
She's head and shoulders above the rest: means you are above and beyond the rest. You are way better than the others.
She's a first rate teacher: it means you are the best. First rate is better than being a second or a third rate.
He's in a class of his own: means no one is close to his ability. He is in a different league.
He's got a natural talent for sports: Having a natural talent means it is innate in you.
She can do it in her sleep: Being able to do something in your sleep means you are so good at it that you don’t need to be conscious to do it.
No-one comes close to him as a painter: He is a class apart and way ahead of the rest/.
As a driver, he's one of a kind: To be one of a kind means to be very unique.
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English Vocabulary Summer Clothing styles for Men & Women - Improve your Spoken English
In this English Vocabulary practice lesson, you will learn Summer clothing styles for men and women. The clothing varies from season to season and you always stay in style with your clothes, so why not practice some useful English clothing vocabulary. Learn about what are summer clothes called in particular so that you would not make any mistakes in English when talking about summer clothes.
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English expressions with ‘GOLD’ used in daily spoken English – Improve your English speaking | Free English lessons
Hey subscribers, thanks for clicking on this English lesson. Today, we are going to learn some interesting English phrases with ‘GOLD’ those are used in our daily English conversation. Practice these English phrases and learn some sentences as I teach them in the video. Improve your English speaking with our series of free ESL lessons.
All that glitters is not gold
Meaning – It is not necessary that everything that is shiny and extremely attractive is of value.
Example - Someone may be good looking and has an attractive personality. But he may not possess any real skills or talent.
Have a heart of gold.
Meaning – Someone who is generous, sincere, and very friendly.
Example - Michelle is such a lovely person. She has a heart of gold.
Gold digger.
Meaning - A woman who gets into relationships with men only to obtain money or privileges from them.
Example - Girls who go out with men who are old are just gold-diggers!"
Be as good as gold
Meaning – Someone who is Completely genuine and very well-behaved
Example, His personal score is as good as gold, or Michelle’s children are as good as Gold.
Go for gold
Meaning – An attempt to achieve the best possible results for some competitive activity, generally used in reference with sports activities.
Example –Our new software is great, we have to go for gold, no compromises on the marketing plan.
Worth its weight in gold
Meaning – Something that is very valuable.
Example - This book is worth its weight in gold, the language is simplified and easy to understand.
We hope this spoken English lesson is useful for you and you would use these English phrases in your everyday English conversation
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English lesson - How to order an ice cream? ( Free Spoken English lessons)
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In this ESL English lesson we will learn to use the right phrases to order for some delicious creamy ice cream.In English we often fall short of English phrases to order for Ice cream. For little kids it is okay to point out at the picture of the ice cream they want to eat but as adults we need to use the right English phrases to order.
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The lesson is divided into categories and will give you an idea of placing the order correctly.
Size :-
How many scoops would you like?
1) Kiddie Scoop - Small scoop of an ice cream
2) Single Scoop - One scoop of an ice cream
3) Double Scoop - Two scoops of ice cream
Flavors :-
Which flavor would you like?
1) Vanilla
2) Chocolate
3) Honey almond
4) Butter scotch/pecan
5) Sundae - It typically consists of one or more scoops of ice scream topped with sauce,syrup or nuts.
Types :-
1) Cup
2) Cone
3) Sugar Cone
4) Waffle Cone
5) Kiddie Cone
6) Candy Stick
7) Popsicle
Toppings:
Would you like to add some toppings on your ice cream?
1) Whipped cream
2) Sprinkles
3) Crunchy nuts
4) Fresh cut fruits
Dialogue - I would like a single scoop of chocolate ice cream in a waffle cone with some whipped cream on it.
Whether you are a kid or just a kid at heart go order for some ice cream using these English phrases correctly.
English Lesson to learn - Different ways to say someone is pregnant.
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In English language there are different phrases one can use to announce the big news. Well, the big news is to say when somebody is pregnant. This English lesson will help you learn new vocabulary and English phrases to announce, someone is pregnant.
Expecting
My sister in law is expecting her first child.
Carrying a child
Benny is carrying John’s child
Preggers/Preggo (slang terms)
I heard your wife is preggo!
Up the duff –
This term is used to describe an unplanned pregnancy.
My neighbor got Jessica up the duff.
In the pudding club
Did you know, Amy’s in the pudding club?
Up the spout (Scotland)
She’s up the spout again
Have a bun in the oven
We heard Ben’s got a bun in the oven
Knocked up
(Not very polite) This phrase is used among teenagers especially with teenage pregnancy)
The guy didn’t use protection and got this girl knocked up.
Eating for two
This is considered to be an old fashioned advice but also a good phrase to use to announce the big news.
Nancy is been eating for two now!
In the family way
This is a very formal way of talking about a woman who is pregnant and is quite an old idiom which is actually dying out.
Mary’s in the family way and is due to deliver on May 19th this year.
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Common Wrongly used English phrases – Free English Speaking Lessons | Speak Fluent English
English is a tricky language, even people who speak fluent English make some very common mistakes in English. In today’s English speaking lesson with your teacher Rachna, you would learn about such common wrongly used English phrases, which dumps your reputation as an English speaker. These mistakes in English are made unknowingly without the speaker being aware of them. Look at these common errors in English and stop making them. Watch our other free Spoken English lessons to improve your English and speak fluent English confidently.
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English is a tricky language, even people who speak fluent English make some very common mistakes in English. In today’s English speaking lesson with your teacher Rachna, you would learn about such common wrongly used English phrases, which dumps your reputation as an English speaker. These mistakes in English are made unknowingly without the speaker being aware of them. Look at these common errors in English and stop making them. Watch our other free Spoken English lessons to improve your English and speak fluent English confidently.
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Business English Idioms and Phrases.
Whether we like it or not, the English speaking workplace is overflowing with idioms and phrases, you often get confused when you colleagues speak with those tricky idioms and everything seems bouncing off your head, isn't it ?
In this lesson Ceema brings out some of the common work place idioms and phrases those you would probably use while speaking to your office mates.
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Today's new word is : Never mind - Phrase a Free Esl lesson -
Todays new word is : Never Mind - Phrase
Learn English - Slang words to express disappointment. (Advanced English Lesson)
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In this spoken English lesson you will learn to use slang words to express disappointment & sadness. Disappointment is not an easy thing to face, and expressing sadness or dissatisfaction is all the more difficult. Most of the times you don't want to mention any details so to cut it short use the slang terms below related to sadness and disappointment.
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1) Bummer / Bummer Days - Something that depresses or disappoints you is a bummer or any unpleasant situation or disappointing experience you face for couple of days are called as bummer days.
Example - I have been sick all week,bummer days!
Example - Getting stranded at the airport was a real bummer.
2) Boohoo - An exclamation to represent the sound of someone crying noisily or sobbing.
Example - Boohoo,nobody loves me!
3) In a funk - To be sad
Example - I'm in a funk today.
4) Burst one's bubble - To be disappointed because of something.
Example - We had planned to go for camping but the rain burst our bubble.
5) Soul sucking - Depressing
Example - I need a break from the soul sucking job.
6) In the dumps - Feeling sad or depressed
Example - He's been in the dumps since she dumped him for another guy.
7) Butt-hurt - to be upset , usually by a friendly insult
Example - I was just kidding,don't get butt-hurt.
8) Depressica - Refers to a female who is depressed over a guy
Example - Mary has been a depressica after she broke up with John.
Being Shy vs Lack of Confidence – Personality Development Video
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In this Personality development video, you will understand the difference between feeling shy and lack of confidence. People often interchange them when in reality, both are very different.
There are four factors to help you understand what is shy and lack of confidence.
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1.Definition
Shy: You experience nervousness or anxiety when facing a person or a situation
Example: I am shy when I have new people around.
Lack of confidence: being uncertain o a skill or some information
Example: You may lack confidence in painting. ( you do not know how to move your brush correctly)
2.Internal and External factor
Shy: being shy is an internal factor. Your mind keeps telling you what is wrong and keeps sending you signals. You are anxious, some people blush, some sweat,.
Lack of confidence: is an external factor. Your sure people would give you feedback to improve.
3.Opposite
Shy: The opposite is ‘bold’ or ‘daring’.
Lack of confidence: The opposite is ‘confidence’ or ‘over confidence’. Over confidence is slightly negative, you are so sure of your skills that you don’t feel the need to improve.
4.How to Overcome?
Shy: the only way to overcome is to come out of your ‘comfort zone’.
Lack of confidence: to overcome lack of confidence, one needs to ‘practice’. Practice a skill set to improve.
Adjective to describe ‘drinks & beverages’ – Free Spoken English & Vocabulary Lesson
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When you go to someone's house people offer you a drink or when you are at a bar you definitely order for a drink. Drinks or beverages are liquids intended for human consumption. From cocktails to punch there are words in English to describe the drink you are having. In this Spoken English lesson you will learn some English vocabulary to describe the drinks you consume.
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1. Alcoholic - An alcoholic beverage is a drink containing ethanol, commonly known as alcohol.
Example - I intend to be sober today so I will skip this alcoholic beverage.
2.Watered down - a watered-down drink has been made weaker with water and has lost its taste.
3. Corked - Unpleasant tasting wine is called as corked .When the cork in the bottle has been damaged and has allowed the bacteria into the water it starts tasting awful. Therefore the drink can be described as corked.
Example - This wine is corked.
4. Fizzy - A nonalcoholic, flavored, carbonated beverage, usually commercially prepared and sold in bottles or cans. Fizzy drinks are also called as soda or pop or a cold drink.
Example - I enjoy fizzy drinks.
5. Flat - A flat drink is the one that has lost its bubbles of gas therefore it tastes bad.
Example - If you don't put the top back on that bottle of beer, it will go flat.
6. Full bodied - The drink that has a rich strong flavor and tastes great.
Example - I love this full bodied white wine.
7. Stiff - A stiff drink contains a lot of alcohol and generally stronger in taste.
Example - This cocktail is so stiff.
8. Intoxicating - A drink that has too much of alcohol and is capable of making you drunk.
Example - This long island ice tea is so intoxicating.
9. Refreshing - The drink that refreshes you because of the fruity or tropical flavors. A refreshing drink is usually sweet, tart and cold.
Example - This summer I want to learn to make some refreshing summer coolers.
10. Caffeinated - A caffeinated drink or caffeinated beverage is a drink which contains caffeine, a stimulant, which is legal and popular in most developed countries. The most common naturally caffeinated beverages are coffee and tea.
Example - The energy drinks available in the market these days are caffeinated.
Present Perfect Tense Vs Past Perfect Tense | English Grammar Lesson | Learn Tenses | Meera #tenses #englishgrammarlesson #englishwithmeera
In this English grammar lesson with Meera, you will learn the difference between the present perfect and past perfect tense. These two English tenses always confuse students, as they don’t know which form of the verb is used in such sentences. Clear all the confusion with perfect tenses and avoid some common grammar mistakes in writing and speaking English.
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