Living with English

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this will include English grammar and structure and comprehension.

Pronunciation of Australian English 2

On November 7, 2017 by Denver With 0 Comments - Australiana, English Language Forms, English Language Functions, Listening, Practical English, Pronunciation, Speaking

Sounds of Diphthongs

(the number in blue below is on the chart which I sent to you)

Diphthong sounds are made by combining one vowel with another.

English for Talking about Photos

On March 5, 2014 by Denver With 0 Comments - English Language Forms, English Language Functions, Practical English, Speaking, Vocabulary

We use particular language when we talk about photos.
(Less commonly paintings and pictures)
This language can be quite complex, but here we’ll stay more simple.
When we show somebody a photo, we usually describe the photo. To describe means you tell somebody about the photo, giving more details.

Learning English with Songs

On January 29, 2014 by Denver With 0 Comments - English Language Forms, Listening, Vocabulary

Songs can be a fun way to learn English. Different songs show different language features, but most pop songs are fairly simple. Class groups can enjoy learning together.
The use of repetition and the catchy tunes also make pop songs a good way to learn English.

Asking Questions in English

On January 4, 2014 by Denver With 0 Comments - English Language Forms, Practical English, Speaking

QUESTIONS – AN OUTLINE

If you are speaking with a native English speaker and you are not so confident about your own English, asking questions is a useful way to keep a conversation going.