Why can’t I say it?
Language is a funny old thing. We master it, we use it, we play with it, we express ourselves with it and, indeed, to a great extent, we define ourselves […]
Language is a funny old thing. We master it, we use it, we play with it, we express ourselves with it and, indeed, to a great extent, we define ourselves […]
Most of my students learning English seem to rate their progress in the language, by the amount of tenses they ‘know’. I’ve deliberately put ‘know’ in parenthesis, as the the
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Speaking on the phone in a second language can be a real challenge—especially when the tone is formal, like in work or business contexts. This self-study lesson is designed to
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You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer (A, B or C).
You will hear five different people talking about occasions when a person’s clothes and appearance caused surprise or concern. For questions 1–5, match the speaker to the correct occasion in
Below are a few expressions/ some vocabulary used in the listening excerp you will be asked some questions about in the Listening Test you can take here: My suggestion is
Look at the following phrases or word which are used in the listening you are going to be tested on. If you like you can scroll down to do the
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