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Talking about 'Rain' - English Lesson ( Vocabulary)
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In English talking about the weather is the most common thing. At times we wake up with heavy rainfall or sometimes its just light rain. So, let's have look at the phrases used to talk about rain.
Drizzle - Light rain, fine rain drops
Example - We can just quickly get to the subway as it's just drizzling.
Downpour - A heavy rainfall.
Example - This incessant downpour is driving me crazy.
Bucketing Down - Heavy Rains
Example - I think you should stay back as it's bucketing down.
Torrential Rain - Heavy Rains ( Commonly used by the media)
Example - The city experiences torrential rain last evening.
Scattered Showers - On and off rain for short periods throughout the day. (Commonly used by the weather forecast department)
Example - The city will experience scattered showers throughout the day tomorrow.
Raining cats and dogs - To rain heavily (Idiom)
Example - I didn't go for my class as it was raining cats and dogs.
Flood - Overflow of large amount of water
Damp - to be slightly wet
Drenched - Fully wet
Soaked - Fully wet
A clap of thunder - Rumbling sound of the clouds in the sky.
A bolt of lightning - A flash of light in the sky.
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Learn 20 Powerful English Words To Express Confidently In English | Don’t Say - Happy, Sad, Angry, Scared #englishspeakingpractice #learnenglish #englishwithmichelle
How to become fluent in spoken English? A common question many of my students ask me. I always tell them stop speaking Basic English and learn some advanced English vocabulary in your everyday English conversations. In this English speaking practice lesson with your favourite English teacher Michelle, learn 20 powerful English words to replace - Happy, Sad, Angry & Scared. The English language is rich with words, so why get stuck with basic vocabulary, enhance your English communication with better word replacements.
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Spoken English lesson - Idioms for Rich, Poor & Misers ( Learn English Vocabulary)
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In this Spoken English lesson you will learn some useful English Idioms and Vocabulary to speak in English about the - Rich, Poor and Misers. This English class will bring you idiomatic expressions to help you learn to speak English more fluently and confidently.
To be loaded.
Meaning - To have a great deal of money.
Example - My new neighbor is extremely loaded.
Sitting on a gold mine.
Meaning - to have or own something that is very valuable
Example - When property prices doubled in our area, we suddenly realized we were sitting on a goldmine.
To have money to burn.
Meaning - To have a lot of money and spend large amounts on things that are not necessary. Example - Mitchell's new boyfriend seems to have money to burn. He's always buying her extravagant gifts.
To be as poor as a Church mice.
Meaning - Someone who is extremely poor.
Example - My aunt is as poor as a church mouse.
To be broke.
Meaning - To completely run out of money and other assets.
Example -This company is going to go broke if you don't stop spending money foolishly.
Scrimp and Save
Meaning - To live on very little money, often in order to save up for something big.
Example - We had to scrimp and save in order to send the kids to college.
A Scrroge
Meaning - Someone who spends as little money as possible and is not generous
Example - He's a mean old scrooge!
Note - Scrooge is a character who hates spending money but learns how to be generous, in the book "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens.
A skinflint
Meaning - A skinflint is someone who only shops at bargain stores, never orders dessert, and in general hates spending money.
Example - My boss is a penny-pinching skinflint.
Tight-fisted
Meaning - Someone not wanting to give or spend money. You can also call them stingy or cheap.
Example - The company's tightfisted owner won't raise the workers' salaries.
We hope this English Lesson is useful to you and you have learnt some new words those would improve you English speaking skills.
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English Grammar Lesson - Phrasal verbs about Money. (Learn English Vocabulary)
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Another English Grammar lesson to learn phrasal verbs. This time you will learn phrasal verbs about money. Yes, its true well all talk about money, don't we? So why not talk about money using phrasal verbs.
Whether it’s the beginning of the month or the end, we always talk about money. So today’s a perfect opportunity to learn some verbs and phrasal verbs about money: having money, not having money, wanting money…
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To save up -
To keep money aside from your daily expenses for a larger expense, such as buying a computer, expensive phone etc.
To cough up -
To spend money for something you never wanted to.
To cut back -
To spend less money and save money for larger expenses
To fork out -
To pay for something, usually something you would rather not have to pay for.
To splash out -
To spend a lot of money on buying things, especially things that are pleasant to have but that you do not need, in other words to spend money lavishly.
To pay off-
To pay or return what is owed as a debt. OR To return money that you owe, usually credit card bills, your house mortgage etc.
Rip off-
To charge someone too much of money for something than the usual price.
We hope this English Grammar lesson on phrasal verbs about money would be helpful to you. Use these phrasal verbs in your English conversation to become more fluent in English. Do not forget to subscribe to our English lessons, get notified for new free English lessons and become in your English conversation.
Interesting English vocabulary used by Radio Jockeys - Free English lessons by Rima
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In this ESL lesson by Rima you will learn some interesting vocabulary used by radio jockeys at a radio station. Radio is a fun medium of entertainment .Following are the words commonly used in the field of broadcasting and radio.
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Radio Jockey : Radio Announcer / Radio presenter ; one who speaks or hosts shows on radio
Frequency : the number at which the radio station broadcasts
For ex: Bright 91FM .. 91 is the frequency
Cans : headphones used by Radio Jockey to listen to their voice while speaking
Cume : stands for cumulative numbers
It's stands for number of unique listeners in one hour
Dead Air : when there is a gap in transmission or broadcast it's called dead air
White noise - when there is noise or disturbance on the radio
Voice track - to voice track a show means to record a show
Live - means to speak on the radio in real time
Playlist - list of songs to be played on the radio show
Cue track - means to line up the next song to be played
We hope you found this ESL lesson interesting and have learned some interesting English vocabulary related to radio broadcasting used by radio jockeys.
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Polite English Phrases for good ‘Social Skills’ – Free English Speaking Lessons | Learn English with Niharika
Good social skills are extremely important if you want to create a good impression. This English speaking lesson with Niharika teaches you how to be polite in English. Learn using some common English expressions that would be a great help if you don’t want to come across as a rude person and create an impression with great English Communication Skills.
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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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10 commonly mispronounced words in English - Spoken English lesson
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Spoken English is a tricky language and many times pronunciations for certain words can be very confusing. Sometimes, the simplest of English words can end up being the most mispronounced. In this Spoken English lesson let’s look at the correct pronunciation of few such words.
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Comfortable – comes from two word - comfort + able
Correct pronunciation is ‘Kum-fur-tbl’.
The alphabet “a” is almost silent here.
Breakfast – comes from two words – break + fast
Correct pronunciation is ‘brek – fst’
Again the “a” is silent here.
February is pronounced as ‘Feb-ru-aree’
Some people pronounce it as ‘Feb-u-aree’ and that is incorrect .
The “r” is not silent
Mortgage is said as ‘Mor-gage’
The “t” is silent here.
Buffet – meaning spread of food is said as ‘Bu-fey’
The “t”at the end is silent .
Mischievious OR Mischievous – meaning someone who is naughty or full of mischief
Pronunciation –‘mis-chee-vi-us’
If you say it as ‘mis-chee-vus’ it is incorrect .
Jewel – is said as ‘Jool’ &
Jewellery is said as ‘Jool-ri’
The “ewe” is said as “oo” over here.
Recur comes from re + occur
It is pronounced as – re’-kur
Bowl – is said as ‘bol’ and not ‘bow-ool’
The “w” is silent
Plural – meaning more than one
It is said as ‘Ploo-ral’ and not ‘Plo-ral’
The “u” is pronounced as “oo”
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Reason #2: You're too passive.
When I was a kid, I used to think I could learn in my sleep. I read a book in which a character became a genius by listening to lessons while he slept. I thought that was a great method! Unfortunately, learning doesn't work that way. You don't learn much just by sitting back and passively absorbing language. You have to actively work on it.
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Remember new words that you hear and look up their meanings.Talk to yourself...and so on.
Reason #3: You don't review.
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Reason #4: You rely on your native language too much.
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Some of the mistakes people point out aren't really mistakes.
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English Grammar Lesson - Verbs related to 'Money' ( Spoken English Lessons)
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Whether it is the beginning of the month or the end of the month we often talk about money. In this English lesson today we will look at the verbs that we use in our English conversation related to money.
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To borrow -
To take money from someone which has to be returned.
Example - I borrowed money from my Aunt this morning to buy a new laptop.
To Earn -
To get paid for the work that you have done.
Example - If you work hard you will surely earn well.
To Lend -
To give money to someone, expecting it to be returned.
Example - I lend some money to my friend last week.
To Pay / Spend -
To give money for goods or services.
Example - I paid $200 for this new microwave.
To Save -
To keep money for future needs.
Example - I am trying to save money in order to buy a house soon.
To Owe -
When you are suppose to pay someone or return money to someone.
Example - I owe money to the bank for the loan I had taken last year.
To Win -
To make money by winning a lottery or by gambling
Example - I won $1000 in Vegas last year/
To Lose -
Misplacing money or losing money in a bet or in gambling.
Example - I was robbed last week at the subway and lost a lot of money.
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Are you confused about how to use have had and has had correctly in English? In this English Grammar lesson with Rachna clear your confusion between these verbs. Have is one of the auxiliary verbs that can be used in place of the main verb. The present perfect form of have is have had. Students are often confused with these kind of sentence structures, today clear your doubts in one English lesson with example sentences.
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Điều gì là quan trọng nhất khi bắt đầu học tiếng Anh
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★Còn đây là DVD và sách học tiếng Anh qua bài hát Âu Mỹ nổi tiếng: http://alexdsing.com/?p=235
★Series Học tiếng anh cho trẻ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t0dCVLzDjM&list=PL_0xR9SJmu2ZlpTtqUMuCGAi0RAJAc6P9&index=33
★Học tiếng Anh qua bài hát:
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Đương đại: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PL_0xR9SJmu2
Việt dịch sang Anh: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PL_0xR9SJmu2
★Vlog Học tiếng Anh từ căn bản: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PL_0xR9SJmu2
★ Phỏng Vấn Chuyên Gia, Người Giỏi, Người bản Xứ: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PL_0xR9SJmu2
★Cộng đồng học Tiếng Anh: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1959138254141982/
★Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alexdmusicinsight/
★My gear: Sony A6000, lens fix Sony E 50mm F/1.8, kit Sony E 50mm F/1.8
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