Learn proper pronunciation. Study the complete American English sound system; vowels, consonants, words, and sentence construction. Then read dialogues and speeches reviewing vocabulary for Kitchens, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Business English, Internet terms, Clichés, Anatomy, Nursery, and Citizenship.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Antonyms
1.16 Antonyms
1
Metric conversions: Weights, Measurements (metric), American Currency & Time
Numbers 3: Metric conversions: Weights, Measurements (metric),
American Currency & Time
Cardinal numbers, Ordinal numbers and Wedding Anniversary stones
Numbers 1: Cardinal
numbers, Ordinal numbers and Wedding Anniversary stones
Cardinal number
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Wedding Anniversary
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Ordinal
number
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Zero(zeer-oh)
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One(wuhn)
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Gold(gohld)
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First(furst)
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Two (too)
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Garnet(gahr-nit)
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Second(sek-uhnd)
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Three(three)
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Pearl(purl)
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Third(thurd)
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American Greetings
1.10 Dialogue
1: Standard American Greetings and basic questions. (partial dialogue)
Compare and Contrast
1.9 Compare
and contrast 1
Colors
1.8 Colors:
Visible light
Directional, Navigational and Action terms
Directional, Navigational and Action terms
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Friday, September 11, 2015
American English Student
A student gave me a compliment yesterday. He said that he wanted to work for an hour or so since he has a big job interview tomorrow in San Francisco and the last time we worked together he woke up the next morning and was speaking English the best he had ever spoken. He said his articulation was crisp and that he was saying new words.
I was speechless for a moment, thinking how great that was to hear and how wonderful it is to be able to do that.
Monday, September 7, 2015
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Thursday, July 9, 2015
American English by Mitch Rubman
It's also snapshot of modern Hollywood and covers dozens of specific categories through lists of words, new words with sentences and funny real dialogues.
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
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Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Breakfast versus lunch versus brunch.
Breakfast first meal of day,
Lunch, midday meal,
And brunch, a combination of breakfast and lunch, eaten anywhere between 9am-2pm.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
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Friday, January 30, 2015
American English: The American Automobile
Look under the hood please and check the oil.
Can you check my tire pressure, the front tire looks flat.
Do you do tuneups?
Did you have a fender bender?
The luggage is in the trunk.
My driver side mirror broke off last night