- Audio Lessons 1401 - 1450
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Burger Barn
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The Right Age
Views #1448 | Intermediate (B1) -
Kids and Makeup
Views #1447 | Intermediate (B1) -
Eating Healthy
Views #1446 | Beginner (A2) -
Fruits and Veggies
Views #1445 | Beginner (A2) -
Best Ages to Teach
Views #1444 | Intermediate (B1) -
Students by Age
Views #1443 | Intermediate (B1) -
Cut the Music
Views #1442 | Intermediate (B1) -
Music Appreciation
Views #1441 | Intermediate (B1) -
Best Beach in Sri Lanka
Views #1440 | Intermediate (B1) -
Tips for Sri Lanka
Views #1439 | Intermediate (B1) -
Going Local
Views #1438 | Intermediate (B1) -
Missing Home
Views #1437 | Intermediate (B1) -
Clothes for Work
Views #1436 | Beginner (A2) -
Clothes by Season
Views #1435 | Beginner (A2) -
Teaching New Things
Views #1434 | Beginner (A2) -
Teaching Overseas
Views #1432 | Beginner (A2) -
Going to Mars
Views #1432 | Intermediate (B1) -
Life on Mars
Views #1431 | Intermediate (B1) -
Komodo Island
Views #1430 | Intermediate (B1) -
Indonesia Islands
Views #1429 | Intermediate (B1) -
Caught Cheating
Views #1428 | Intermediate (B1) -
Cheating Students
Views #1427 | Intermediate (B1) -
Going to the Zoo
Views #1426 | Beginner (A2) -
Farm Animals
Views #1425 | Beginner (A2) -
Food We Hate
Views #1424 | Intermediate (B1) -
Comfort Food
Views #1423 | Intermediate (B1) -
Naughty Kids
Views #1422 | Intermediate (B1) -
Traveling with Kids
Views #1421 | Intermediate (B1) -
The Home of ELLLO
Views #1420 | Beginner (A2) -
Meg's Place
Views #1419 | Beginner (A2) -
A Look at Venezuela
Views 1418# | Intermediate (B1) -
Travel Tips for Venezuela
Views #1417 | Intermediate (B1) -
More Chores
Views #1416 | Intermediate (B1) -
Party Clean Up
Views #1415 | Intermediate (B1) -
And the winner is ... ?
Views #1414 | Intermediate (B1) -
Eurovision
Views #1413 | Intermediate (B1) -
Lifestyle Change
Views #1412 | Intermediate (B1) -
Going Paleo
Views #1411 | Intermediate (B1) -
Supper in Sri Lanka
Views #1410 | Intermediate (B1) -
Breakfast in Indonesia
Views #1409 | Intermediate (B1) -
Dressing for Work
Views #1408 | Intermediate (B1) -
Dressing for School
Views #1407 | Intermediate (B1) -
20 Years Abroad
Views #1406 | Beginner (A2) -
Meg's Travels
Views #1405 | Beginner (A2) -
The Perfect Candidate
Views #1404 | Intermediate (B1) -
Beauty Pageants
Views #1403 | Intermediate (B1) -
Disc Golf
Views #1402 | Beginner (A2) -
Super Party
Views #1401 | Intermediate (B1) -
Eating Habits
Views # 1450 | Beginner (A2)
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Indonesia Islands
Widuri talks about some special islands in her home country of Indonesia.
Danu: So, Widuri, Indonesia is an island nation.
Widuri: Right.
Danu: And you have so many islands.
Widuri: True.
Danu: Could you talk about some famous places in Indonesia?
Widuri: Wow, let me see. My list is very long about this, but I will mention the three most favorite places. Okay, the first one is Bali. I think this one is very famous everywhere. Sometimes people know Bali, but they don't know that Bali is in Indonesia. So Bali is a very, very beautiful island in Indonesia, both local and international tourists, they go to Bali, of course. In Bali, you can find many beautiful beaches, and the weather is very good there. The preferable time to go there is August, I guess, because it's summertime and it's also very hot in Indonesia.
Danu: So Bali sounds like a very nice place.
Widuri: Yes it is.
Danu: Have you been to Bali, Widuri?
Widuri: So many times, yeah. Because, well, my dad used to work there, so every vacation I went there to visit my dad, and of course, to visit the beautiful beaches in Bali.
Danu: Oh, that sounds really fun.
Widuri: Yes, it is.
Danu: So, you said Bali is an island, right? So is there any specific interesting place in Bali?
Widuri: Okay, so most of the people in Bali, they are Hindus, so there are a lot of Hindu temples in Bali. But me, mention one, the name is Pura Besakih, this one is the largest temple in Bali, and not only Hindu people in Bali, but Hindu people in Indonesia, they go there to pray.
Danu: I see, it sounds really interesting.
Widuri: Yes, it is.
Danu: Have you visited that temple, Widuri?
Widuri: Yeah, I think two times, and it's always crowded, not only with local tourists, but also with international tourists.
Danu: So Bali is very famous among international tourists and local tourists as well.
Widuri: Yes, it is.
Danu: I see, that's interesting.
preferable

The preferable time to go there is August.
When something is preferable, that means you prefer it more than other options. Notice the following:
- For me, summer is preferable to winter.
- This time is preferable to me.
used to

My dad used to work there.
We use the phrase used to to talk about actions we did before but do not do anymore. Notice the following:
- I used to smoke, but not anymore.
- When I was young, I used to play sports.
temple

There are a lot of Hindu temples in Bali.
A temple is a building people use for their religion. Notice the following:
- We saw a beautiful Buddhist temple.
- There is a Hindu temple near my house.
not only ... but also

It's always crowded not only with local tourists but also with international tourists.
We use not only ... but ... to emphasize two points that are related, similar to the way we use the word 'and' to combine things. Notice the following:
- He plays tennis and he plays golf.
- He not only plays tennis but also golf.
destroy

It was destroyed before because of the earthquake.
When something is destroyed, it is damaged very badly. Notice the following:
- The house was destroyed by the flood.
- The heavy rain destroyed the hiking trail.
roughly

And roughly, how old is this place?
Here, roughly means about. We use the word roughly to guess about something. Notice the following:
- How long roughly will it take to get home?
- Can you tell me roughly how much it will cost?
Vocabulary Quiz
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