LA ESCASEZ DE AGUA EN LA CIUDAD DE MÉXICO.

Spanish México

If you are interested in the first pages of this novel, you can continue listening to the new part.

Armenian with Armine

Harry Potter and philosopher's stone/Հարրի Փոթերը և փիլիսոփայական քարը-3

Vocabulario me gusta, no me gusta, pasatiempos y diálogo formal usando usted. 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zXa-iKAxamdwDDEz-BetzOx_c12YEYuFiTVLZ8mFRgo/edit?usp=sharing

Inspirando a principiantes: Audios para nivel A2

Un diálogo sobre el tiempo libre (con transcripción)

In this episode I answer the question which animal I would prefer, a cat, or a dog? Tell me your answer in the comments :)




What's Your Opinion?

Would you rather have a cat or a dog as a pet?

In today's daily challenge the topic I'll ask you about is friends.

In one minute I will ask you 7 or 8 questions to inspire your thoughts and to have you go through your daily portion of spoken English :)

Enjoy it and see you tomorrow!

One minute speaking challenge - Challenge yourself to speak English daily!

One Minute English Challenge - Friends!

LINDA: Hey! How did your physics exam go?
FRANK: Not bad, thanks. I’m just glad it’s over! How about you …
how’d your presentation go?
LINDA: Oh, it went really well. Thanks for helping me with it!
FRANK: No problem. So … do you feel like studying tomorrow for 
our math exam?
LINDA: Yeah, sure! Come over around 10:00, after breakfast.
FRANK: All right. I’ll bring my notes.



LANGUAGE NOTES
• Hey! is a friendly expression meaning “hello.”
• How did your physics exam go? is a way of saying “How was your physics exam?”
• I’m just glad … Notice the stress on “glad.” “Just” is used for emphasis before an 
adjective here.
• How about you … Notice the intonation falls here because the speaker is going to 
follow it up with a detailed question.
• How’d your presentation … Notice the contraction for “How did” sounds like /howdj/ 
and “your” sounds like /yer/.
• Do you feel like here has the meaning of “do you want to.” Notice “do you feel like” is 
followed by an “-ing” verb (studying).
• Come over here has the meaning of “come to my house.”
• Notes Students take notes about what the teacher says during a lecture

English Conversation practice (30-day challenge)

Day 17: Catching up after class

Video related: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyDwL-XcrTU

Download the material here:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/tomber-des-nues-84257634

French Stories For All

Je tombe des Nues ! (Expression française / French Idiom)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DdUdXmkmjUPYjy0TzX8g9GFFh83wI8cS/view?usp=drivesdk

(Apologies for the sudden ending)

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Outside the Rembrant Museum in Amsterdam (with transcript)

I walk around my neighbourhood describing it.