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Managers who are learning English may sometimes struggle with the right way to express something to their employees. Here are two dictation exercises that show a way to deal with wanting to 1.) express appreciation to a subordinate and 2.) to check in on an employee's progress with a certain project they're working on. Listen to the exercises, and write down what you hear. Check the video again to make sure you got it right. Best wishes!
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Take a tour through my husband's garden to learn some new words! Have you ever heard the expression "Whudja"? Watch the video to learn what it means and how to use it in a sentence! Learn two fun idioms my Texan grandfather often said in this week's lesson! Do you have trouble hearing the differences between /i/ and /ɪ/? Check out the lesson and some practice exercises to improve! This is one set of consonants that give a lot of my students difficulties: /b/ and /p/. This is especially true for Arabic speakers. Check out these quick tips and listening exercises to test how well you can hear these sounds and how well you can say them! In this video, which is Part II of how to pronounce /l/ and /r/, you can practice listening for the difference between the sounds with several exercises. In this week's video, you'll learn how to talk about the future when you don't have a definite opinion or plans. Learn the vocabulary you need to confidently leave a voicemail message for someone you don't know! |
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