English for slow business

PRACTICE TO PREPARE YOUR A2 TEST. English test A2 (Elementary English) Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters. Can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need. Start the elementary English test A2 . Similar to Cambridge KEY (KET) certificate. 1. Check your level of English. 2. Test your English.   1. GRAMMAR. Test your GRAMMAR. 2. READING. Test your READING   More reading practice.  Graded reading. 3. LISTENING. Test your LISTENING LISTENING TOPICS.  4. VOCABULARY.  Basic vocabulary. 5, WRITING. Writing tasks. 5. SPEAKING. Test your SPEAKING.  Typical speaking topics.

What's your town? How to talk about your town. DESCRIBING A CITY. LONDON.  THERE IS / THERE ARE   THERE IS, THERE ARE VIDEO PRACTICE.    1.  2. MY CITY.  3. MORE. There is / there are.     4.  5. SOME AND ANY.    1. Exercises there is , there are, any, some.     2. There is:  exercise. 3. More practice.  PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE.  Exercices  WHAT'S YOUR CITY LIKE?  Com és? COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES.  Watch the video and do the exercises. Exercises 1. Comparative and superlative adjectives. 2. Comparative and superlative. Exercises. 3. Conversation. Video transcript. 4. Answers.  More exercises. 1. Comparatives and Superlatives. 2. Comparatives and Superlatives. 3. Comparatives and superlatives.  READING Whales  Christmas.  MY TOWN Read the text and do the exercises. The  suggested answers are at the end.  We use adjectives to describe people and things

READING COMPREHENSION. Good Health.  GRAMMAR PAST SIMPLE AND PROGRESSIVE. REMEMBER how to use the past simple.  REVISION. PAST  CONTINUOUS or PROGRESSIVE Study the following exemples. A. B. Listen to the explanation.  Video 2 Video 3 Exercises. Past simple and past continuous.  Exercise 1.  Exercises 2.  Exercises 3.  Reading  and watching.  The Neighbour's window.          TASK. 1. Watch the film. 2. Vocabulary. Make a list with 20 new  words and expressions and  translate them.  3. Answer.  a. How does the film start?  b. What is the story about?  c. What can you learn from the story? ENGLISH FOR CARERS. How to give a body bath.  READING EXERCISES. The benefits of nuts.    Ultra processed foods.   Eating ultra-processed food could be risky. Food like sausages, frozen pizza, ready-to-eat meals and sodas increase the risk of cancer, heart disease or early

A new study shows that having a low social status can be bad for our health. The study was on monkeys. Researchers from Duke University in the USA looked at the behaviour and health of 45 female monkeys and found that those with a lower social status had more health problems. The monkeys were split up into five groups of nine. The researchers gave the monkeys in each group time to get to know each other. Then they took one monkey from each group and put her into another group. This meant she was the "new girl" and was at the bottom of the group. When scientists checked the health of the monkeys, they found that the "new girl" was unhealthier than the other monkeys. The researchers said that although their study focused on monkeys, the findings could also be true for humans because we share a lot of our DNA with monkeys. Professor Graham Rook, from University College London, told the BBC News that the findings of the study may also apply to humans. He said

THE WATER CYCLE RAP. TH WATER CYCLE BOOGIE. WATER POLLUTION. RIVERS AND TOURISM. 1. The Danube in Serbia.  2. River cruising in Europe.