- Audio Lessons 51 - 100
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Chicago
Views #100 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Vending Machines
Views #99 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Soccer in Kenya
Views #98 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Japanese Salad
Views #97 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Horses
Views #96 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Ireland
Views #95 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Guitar
Views #94 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Tokyo Nights
Views #93 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Wine
Views #92 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Dear Old Dad
Views #91 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Day at the Beach
Views #90 | Low Intermediate 4 -
School Life
Views #87 | High Beginner 3 -
The Commute
Views #86 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Apples
Views #85 | High Beginner 3 -
Good Dog!
Views #84 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Japanese Festival
Views #83 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Healthy Diet
Views #82 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Teens and Computers
Views #81 | High Beginner 3 -
Guitar
Views #80 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Boyfriend
Views #79 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Ice Hockey
Views #78 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
The Gym
Views #77 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Weather
Views #76 | High Beginner 3 -
The Band
Views #75 | High Beginner 3 -
Canadian Cities
Views #74 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Adjectives - Opposites
Views #73 | High Beginner 3 -
Driving
Views #72 | High Beginner 3 -
Bread
Views #71 | High Beginner 3 -
Abilities
Views #70 | High Beginner 3 -
Japan
Views #69 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Pasta Dish
Views #68 | High Beginner 3 -
Money
Views #67 | Low Intermediate 4 -
American Life
Views #66 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Breakfast
Views #65 | High Beginner 3 -
English Life
Views #64 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Driving
Views #63 | High Beginner 3 -
Weather
Views #62 | High Beginner 3 -
Tokyo
Views #61 | High Beginner 3 -
TV
Views #60 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Sisters
Views #59 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Canada
Views #58 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Photography
Views #57 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Offer
Views #55 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Fish Market
Views #54 | High Beginner 3 -
Globalization
Views #53 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
The Camera
Views #52 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Home away from Home
Views #51 | Low Intermediate 4
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Kerys
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Todd
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Kerys: OK. Let's go. Take two!
Todd: OK. Hello!
Kerys: Hi!
Todd: Hi! What's your name?
Kerys: Kerys.
Todd: Kerys, what's your last name?
Kerys: Williams.
Todd: Williams. OK. And how do you spell Kerys?
Kerys: K-E-R-Y-S.
Todd: Oh, OK! Oh..that's quite unique. And where are you from?
Kerys: I'm from Manchester in the North of England.
Todd: OK. What is Manchester like?
Kerys: It's quite boring, quite gray, quite rainy, not a lot of things for, to do, not a lot of things to do.
Todd: OK. And how long have you lived in Manchester?
Kerys: I don't live there.
Todd: Oh, OK. So not anymore, OK. I'm sorry!
Kerys: No. Not anymore.
Todd: OK. Um..what other places have you lived?
Kerys: I've lived in Thailand, I've lived in Spain, and France, and I now live in Japan.
Todd: OK. What's your favorite country so far?
Kerys: I love Thailand.
Todd: Yeah, Thailand's great.
Kerys: Yep!
Todd: What did you like about Thailand?
Kerys: I love the fact that people smile all the time.
Todd: That's true. The land of smiles.
Kerys: Yep.
Todd: Alright. Thanks Kerys.
Kerys: No worries.
take two
Let's go. Take two!
The phrase 'take two' basically means to try again. This comes from phrases used by directors making movies. Every time there is a mistake they have to try the scene again it is a 'take.' Notice the following:
- We will do take two, take three and take four if we have to.
- Let's try take two.
last name
What's your last name, Kerys?
Your 'last name' is your family name given to you by your parents. In some countries, people have two last names, one from their mother's side and one from their father's side. Notice the following:
- Is your last name spelled correctly?
- Did she change her last name after she got married?
gray
Manchester is boring, gray and rainy.
'Gray' is a color which is a combination of white and black. It can be like silver, or like a very light black. Notice the following:
- The sky has been gray all week.
- Gray is my favorite color.
not anymore
I don't live there, not anymore.
We use the phrase 'not anymore' when something used to be true in the past but it isn't now. Notice the following:
- We aren't together now, not anymore.
- I don't work there anymore.
land of smiles
Thailand is the land of smiles, because people smile all the time.
This is a phrase is used to describe Thailand. It means the country where everyone smiles. Notice the following:
- I really felt like Cambodia was the land of smiles.
- Is your country like the land of smiles?
Vocabulary Quiz
not anymore • land of smiles
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