negative prefixes
typical atypical
hydrous anhydrous
social antisocial
honest dishonest
legal illegal
possible impossible
active inactive
regular irregular
existent nonexistent
kind unkind
Saturday, 30 January 2010
Sunday, 27 December 2009
English 6 Words spelling & pronunciation
English 6 Words spelling & pronunciation
(Teaching Spelling)(Making Spelling Sense)(Learn Spelling) The 8 Spelling Patterns Lesson 1
(Teaching Spelling)(Making Spelling Sense)(Learn Spelling) The 8 Spelling Patterns Lesson 1
Business English
Business English
Global Business English - Lesson 1
BBC business English
Telephone English: Taking a Message
i-TEACH-u English top 100 common words
Global Business English - Lesson 1
BBC business English
Telephone English: Taking a Message
i-TEACH-u English top 100 common words
Past Simple Regular Verb Endings voiced unvoiced
Past Simple Regular Verb Endings
Learn English
English Rules
Learn English
English Rules
Monday, 2 November 2009
Sunday, 1 November 2009
British Accent Training part 1
Monday, 28 September 2009
czech pronunciation articulation
Czech pronunciation articulation and accent
CO BY DÍTĚ MĚLO UMĚT ŘÍCT
Nejčastější vady řeči. Kdy musí zasáhnout logoped
Simplified Czech Pronunciation Table
problem of the pronunciation
International Phonetic Alphabet
Czech pronunciation
Czech Alphabet - recorded in Real Audio
Basic Rules of the Czech Graphic System and Pronunciation of Phonemes
Czech (Čeština)
list of names with audio samples
Czech and Slovak
CO BY DÍTĚ MĚLO UMĚT ŘÍCT
Nejčastější vady řeči. Kdy musí zasáhnout logoped
Simplified Czech Pronunciation Table
problem of the pronunciation
International Phonetic Alphabet
Czech pronunciation
Czech Alphabet - recorded in Real Audio
Basic Rules of the Czech Graphic System and Pronunciation of Phonemes
Czech (Čeština)
list of names with audio samples
Czech and Slovak
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Sunday, 27 September 2009
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
Club Leadership Manual
Club Leadership Manual
You have to be a little different to buy Effortless English Lessons. The people who buy them are the creative spirits in this world. They’re the people who don’t just want to pass a test; they want to change the world. We make lessons for those people. Sometimes, people think they’re crazy. But in that craziness, we see genius. And those are the people we’re making lessons for! (Inspired by a Steve Jobs quote)
There is a big problem in education today– all over the world. All over the world, schools are killing the love of learning. Everywhere it’s the same: schools use boring textbooks, tests, grades, competition, complicated grammar rules, desks, and boring lectures to make students suffer.
Students study English speaking for years, yet still cannot speak confidently. Everywhere, students are bored, stressed and tired. Everywhere, students are frustrated.
Naturally, we are born to learn. Naturally, we love learning. We are curious. But schools kill this natural joy of learning… they make learning boring, stressful and ineffective.
We must change this. It is time to bring happiness back to learning. It is time to make learning fun, passionate, friendly, social, powerful, successful and cooperative again! This is the mission of The Effortless English Club.
Our dream is simple: create a worldwide network of local Effortless English Clubs. At these Clubs, members will learn how to speak English confidently. They will learn how to enjoy learning again.
Our local Clubs are a place where everyone is a teacher and everyone is a learner. We support each other. We help each other. No bosses. No tests. No textbooks. No stress. No grades. No desks.
Our mission is to CHANGE THE WORLD! Together, you and I will change education. We will bring success, confidence and happiness back to education. We will show the world a better way to learn.
By doing this, we help our members speak English confidently. With success, some of them (and you) will travel and study abroad. Some will get better jobs because of their English speaking ability. Some will start successful businesses. Some will teach their children a better way to learn. Some will become teachers who truly care about their students success. Some will make new international friends.
And as we succeed, we share our success. Our members also become leaders– who help other people and change the world.
Together, we are all changing the world, changing education… helping people.
I hope you will join this mission– by creating and growing your own local Effortless English Club.
To learn how to create and grow your local Effortless English Club, simply click the link below and download my Club Leadership Manual
The manual will teach you how to create and grow a successful local Effortless English Club. The manual will teach you how to change the world.
Join us and make a difference.
Join us and help yourself and other people.
Join us and change the world!
manual
You have to be a little different to buy Effortless English Lessons. The people who buy them are the creative spirits in this world. They’re the people who don’t just want to pass a test; they want to change the world. We make lessons for those people. Sometimes, people think they’re crazy. But in that craziness, we see genius. And those are the people we’re making lessons for! (Inspired by a Steve Jobs quote)
There is a big problem in education today– all over the world. All over the world, schools are killing the love of learning. Everywhere it’s the same: schools use boring textbooks, tests, grades, competition, complicated grammar rules, desks, and boring lectures to make students suffer.
Students study English speaking for years, yet still cannot speak confidently. Everywhere, students are bored, stressed and tired. Everywhere, students are frustrated.
Naturally, we are born to learn. Naturally, we love learning. We are curious. But schools kill this natural joy of learning… they make learning boring, stressful and ineffective.
We must change this. It is time to bring happiness back to learning. It is time to make learning fun, passionate, friendly, social, powerful, successful and cooperative again! This is the mission of The Effortless English Club.
Our dream is simple: create a worldwide network of local Effortless English Clubs. At these Clubs, members will learn how to speak English confidently. They will learn how to enjoy learning again.
Our local Clubs are a place where everyone is a teacher and everyone is a learner. We support each other. We help each other. No bosses. No tests. No textbooks. No stress. No grades. No desks.
Our mission is to CHANGE THE WORLD! Together, you and I will change education. We will bring success, confidence and happiness back to education. We will show the world a better way to learn.
By doing this, we help our members speak English confidently. With success, some of them (and you) will travel and study abroad. Some will get better jobs because of their English speaking ability. Some will start successful businesses. Some will teach their children a better way to learn. Some will become teachers who truly care about their students success. Some will make new international friends.
And as we succeed, we share our success. Our members also become leaders– who help other people and change the world.
Together, we are all changing the world, changing education… helping people.
I hope you will join this mission– by creating and growing your own local Effortless English Club.
To learn how to create and grow your local Effortless English Club, simply click the link below and download my Club Leadership Manual
The manual will teach you how to create and grow a successful local Effortless English Club. The manual will teach you how to change the world.
Join us and make a difference.
Join us and help yourself and other people.
Join us and change the world!
manual
Saturday, 7 February 2009
Monday, 15 December 2008
Lost In Translation
Lost In Translation =
Lost in translation could refer to:
Literally, a phrase referring to puns or cultural references that lose their significance during translation from one language to another (see also translation fallacy).
source: Babylon
Pun
Pun of the Day
Funniest Puns and Jokes (Pun of the Day)
TODAY'S PUN
Lost in translation could refer to:
Literally, a phrase referring to puns or cultural references that lose their significance during translation from one language to another (see also translation fallacy).
source: Babylon
Pun
Pun of the Day
Funniest Puns and Jokes (Pun of the Day)
TODAY'S PUN
Saturday, 22 November 2008
The British accent vs the American
The British accent vs the American
How To Learn Any Accent
British Accent Training
British Accents
Understanding the American accent
How To Learn Any Accent
British Accent Training
British Accents
Understanding the American accent
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
how to talk on telephone in english
how to talk on telephone in english
how to talk on telephone in english
telephone conversation learning business english
Learning Telephone English
1 Vocab
Telephone English: Taking a Message
Telephone Interview Technique
Phone Training
Professional Phone Etiquette : Phone Etiquette: Speed, Volume & Articulation
Top 6 Ways to Get An Angry Customer to Back Down
Active Listening
how to talk on telephone in english
telephone conversation learning business english
Learning Telephone English
1 Vocab
Telephone English: Taking a Message
Telephone Interview Technique
Phone Training
Professional Phone Etiquette : Phone Etiquette: Speed, Volume & Articulation
Top 6 Ways to Get An Angry Customer to Back Down
Active Listening
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