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Speaking: Using if situations/Conditionals practice
"If-Then Debugging speaking activity" Scenario Roleplay : Read this tech-related problem: "Imagine you're a team leader, and a team membe…
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Speaking: Telling a story or describing a sequence of events about Money
Speaking Activity: What do you usually spend most of your money on? Do you prefer saving or spending? Why? What would you do if you suddenly received a lar…
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IPA Consonants: Approximant
Approximant consonant sounds are made by bringing two articulators close together without them touching as sound leaves the body. The result is a smoot…
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IPA Consonants: Affricate
Africate Consonant Sounds Affricate consonant sounds are made by starting with a plosive (full block of air) and immediately blending into a fricative (partia…
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Speculating about events in past, present and future
Part 1: Speculating About the Past Let's talk about some important historical events (the sinking of the Titanic, the first moon landing, etc.) Activity:…
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Speaking Skills
Copia de Guide on how to improve our english speaking skill de dani Brown Minimalist Weekly Schedule Poster de The English Nook
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IPA Consonants: Plosives and stops
Plosive consonants are made by completely blocking the flow of air as it leaves the body , normally followed by releasing the air. English pronunciation con…
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Reading Final activity
THE INSECTS ARE COMING! With an abundance of cheap food and a weakness for junk food, the dietary habits of many Americans (and people in other Western count…
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Diphthongs
Dipthong /eɪ/ 1. Listen and repeat the following phrases and sentences. Find the words pronounced with the diphthong /eɪ/. Wait for me! Throw the bait! You …
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Diphthongs
DIPHTHONGS IN ENGLISH In English Phonetics and Phonology, it is considered that a diphthong is a subtle movement or glide from one short vowel sound to anothe…
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Regular verbs and their pronunciation
Regulgar Verbs Quiz The 3 "Ed"'s Listening practice Pronunciation -ed and exceptions
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