SuperMemo UX Extreme English Grammar and Idioms in Use 2010 (CD-ROM)

Title: SuperMemo UX Extreme English Grammar and Idioms in Use 2010
Level: All
Publisher: SuperMemo UX
Date: 2010
Size: 629 Mb
Format: .iso
Quality: High
Language: English

Recommened! The English Grammar Idioms in Use course is a set of 7,400 exercises on subjects that are most difficult for learners of English. It contains 4 components: English Grammar, English Idioms, Irregular Verbs, Phrasal Verbs. The English Grammar course serves as an excellent help for all learners of English. The course contains over 3,000 exercises which facilitate mastering the use of English grammar structures. [+/-]

Tasks are ordered thematically and gathered in 10 lessons of ascending level of difficulty. It is a perfect way to understand and become fluent in using grammar structures once and for all, at the same time not wasting time for boring theory.

The English Idioms course comprises almost 3,500 English idioms. The idioms are ordered from the most popular to the most surprising. The exercises are based on definitions that lead to correct idioms. The answer mode of the exercise also provides a context sentence for each idiom, which is an excellent feature of the course.

The Phrasal Verbs course teaches 400 English Phrasal verbs. The course is intended for self-learners of the language from the pre-intermediate to the advanced level. The verbs are divided into four groups according to their level. The exercises consist in providing the correct phrasal verb on the basis of a definition that is displayed by the program. The answer mode also includes a sample sentence that applies the phrasal verb in context.

The Irregular Verbs course contains almost 500 exercises for effective learning of past forms of English irregular verbs. The course is intended for self-learners of the language from the pre-intermediate to the advanced level. The verbs are grouped according to their frequency in the language. They are also applied in sentences, which helps to remember and use them correctly.

Features of the package:
• SuperMemo UX for vocabulary training, based on the SuperMemo method of repetition that has received numerous awards and whose effectiveness has been proven by research,
• Learning based on exercises that teach practical language use, instead of tedious study of grammatical rules,
• English Grammar course that contains over 3,000 exercises and is of invaluable help to those who would like to perfect their grammar skills at all levels of English,
• English Idioms course that comprises 3,500 English idioms, with examples of use in sentences, allowing the user to understand the language of native speakers,
• Phrasal Verbs course that teaches 400 English phrasal verbs, with practical examples,
• Irregular Verbs course that include almost 500 exercises teaching irregular past forms of English verbs,
• Increasing level of difficulty, the exercises are ordered from the easiest to the most advanced,
• Pronunciation trainer that analyses and evaluates the accent, intonation and other important speech parameters,
• Recordings by British native speakers.
Content of the package:
• 7,400 exercises
• 10 hours of recordings

All the definitions and instructions in the course are in British English. If a word has a popular American English equivalent or spelling, it is listed among the synonyms. All the words and definitions in the course have been recorded by British native speakers.

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Effortless English: Learn Real English (Texts+Audios)

Effortless English: Learn Real English
Kristin Dodds, Joe Weiss and A.J. Hoge | 31 topics | PDF + MP3 | 1.69 GB

Recommened! You CAN speak REAL English to real native speakers. What is real English? It is the English that native speakers use in real conversations. REAL English includes slang and idioms. REAL English includes real pronunciation used by real people–not the pronunciation you hear on CNN or the BBC. REAL English comes from real conversations.

Close your eyes. Now see yourself speaking excellent REAL English. Imagine yourself talking to native speakers. Imagine understanding their slang, their idioms, their fast speech. Imagine speaking fast. Imagine using slang and idioms correctly. Imagine speaking with excellent pronunciation. It is possible in only 6 months! [+/-]

There is a better way. An easier way to succeed. Change your learning method to change your results. Learn the better way to speak, hear, and understand real English easily and confidently.

What you will learn:
• A Huge Number Of Common Idioms - The slang you can’t find in a dictionary or textbook.
• How To Automatically Speak Like A Native Speaker - Without thinking or translating.
• How To Use Our Deep Learning Method - You naturally learn English words and grammar forever so you are confident about your speaking.
• How To Understand Real English Conversations - You listen to REAL conversations between real people. No actors. We teach you the real, casual conversation that native English speakers use everyday with each other. This is not formal English. This is the real English that real people use.
• The Main Method of our System - Throughout all the lessons you will learn grammar and vocabulary just like children do - naturally and without studying.
• How To Study Like the Best - We show you how our best students have learned and studied so that you can copy those habits to create your success even faster.
• How to Raise Your iBT TOEFL Scores - The new TOEFL requires a lot of both listening and speaking skills. Confidently raise your TOEFL speaking score by 20%, 30%, or up to 40%.
• How to Learn English 3-5 Times Faster - Simply by changing HOW you learn, our lessons will have you speaking quickly in much less time than before.
• How to Meet Others Just Like You - We also show you how to meet and speak with other English learners just like you.

Each mp3 audio English lesson set features:
Vocabulary Lessons
The best way to learn vocabulary is by listening to it. Audio lessons are 2-3X more effective than reading vocabulary lessons. No more lists to memorize.

Listen & Answer Mini Stories
These are absolutely amazing lessons. They are powerful! By listening to mini-stories everyday, you will hear real English spoken and used naturally. And with this new type of lesson, you will learn how to speak and understand English easily and quickly.

Real English Conversations
Forget the same old boring lessons. These are REAL conversations by real native speakers. No actors. No reading. Real topics. Real slang and idioms. Real pronunciation. These are the key to your speaking. These are the key to understanding real native speakers.

BONUS - Free Text For Everything

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Interesting Stories to Learn Proverbs

Title: Interesting Stories to Learn Proverbs
Author(s): R.K. Murthi
Publisher: Pustak Mahal
ISBN: 8122309062
Date: 2009
Pages: 108
Size: 3.11 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: English

Proverbs are short well-known sentences or phrases that tell a general truth about life or offer advice. In other words, they present the gist of a moral tale or a fable prevalent in a specific society. And because of their universal appeal, many of these proverbs have crossed their social barriers, and have become part of the human-consciousness in general. [+/-]

In this book, many popular proverbs driving home some universal moral ideas have been compiled from different sources and cultural backgrounds. Besides many others, we have some of the most popular ones like: It is never too late to learn; Necessity is the mother of invention; and, Self-help is the best help etc. Given their popularity and universal acceptance, the stories connected to them have an appeal for the children and adults alike.

Also, this specific illustrative format serves to enhance the recall-value of the proverbs besides affording the pleasure of interesting reading. Truly a treasure-trove you can delve into anytime to improve your knowledge and expand your horizon.

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The Big Book of Being Rude

Title: The Big Book of Being Rude
Publisher: Cassell
ISBN: 0304355143
Date: 2002
Pages: 194
Size: 51.8 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: Very good, well-scanned
Language: English

With more than 7,000 zingers, the right crushing retort is always at hand! No more thinking of an apt reply after it’s too late: just store up a collection of choice rejoinders from over 1,000 ways to call somebody a fool and 600 ways to say someone’s acting stupid. Pick from hundreds of little-known terms for know-it-alls, egotists, flatterers, and nags. Really want to hit below the belt? Try a politically incorrect insult that zaps somebody for being too fat or thin, too young or old, or too socially unacceptable, sexually inept, or spiritually impoverished. So from now on, the weird, fussy, boring, loathsome and intolerable, or merely irritating had better watch out!

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English Phrasal Verbs in Use Intermediate

Title: English Phrasal Verbs in Use Intermediate
Author(s): Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN: 0521527279
Date: 2004
Pages: 210
Size: 45 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: Very good, readable
Language: English

English Phrasal Verbs in Use is a comprehensive reference and practice book suitable for students from good intermediate level onwards. Over 1000 of the most useful and frequent phrasal verbs are clearly explained and practised in typical contexts. The material is designed for self-study, as well as classroom use, and has a student-friendly answer key. [+/-]

The book has 70 two-page units. The verbs are presented on the left-hand page and are practised on the facing right-hand page. The verbs are divided into units by topic, function, concept, particle and verb. The language is presented in various ways, often in tables, showing the phrasal verbs in a range of natural contexts such as everyday dialogues, e-mails, cartoons and newspaper extracts. The book includes an invaluable mini dictionary, listing each verb with an easy-to-understand definition. This book is particularly useful for students preparing for a range of examinations.

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English Collocations in Use

Title: English Collocations in Use
Author(s): Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN: 0521603781
Date: 2005
Pages: 157
Size: 60.79 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: Good, readable
Language: English

A good knowledge of collocations (typical word combinations) is essential for fluent and natural-sounding English. Using collocations will improve your style of written and spoken English, and knowledge of collocations is often tested in examinations such as Cambridge FCE, CAE, CPE and IELTS. Learning correct word combinations will also help you avoid common learner errors. [+/-]

English Collocations in Use presents and practises hundreds of collocations in typical contexts. It is ideal for students at good intermediate level and above. Using collocations will improve your style of written and spoken English: instead of "a big amount", say "a substantial amount"; and instead of "think about the options", say "consider the options". Using collocations will make your English sound more natural: instead of "get ill", say "fall ill"; and instead of "a big fine", say "a heavy fine". Using collocations will help you avoid common learner errors: instead of "do a choice", say "make a choice"; and instead of "make your homework", say "do your homework".

CONTENTS:

Learning about collocations:
1 What is a collocation?
2 Finding, recording and learning collocations
3 Using your dictionary
4 Types of collocation
5 Register

Grammatical aspects of collocations:
6 Intensifying and quantifying adverbs
7 Everyday verbs 1
8 Everyday verbs 2
9 Everyday verbs 3

Special aspects of collocation:
10 Synonyms and confusable words 1
11 Synonyms and confusable words 2
12 Metaphor Topics: Travel and the environment:
13 Weather
14 Travel
15 Countryside
16 Towns

Topics: People and relationships:
17 People and character
18 People - physical appearance
19 Family
20 Relationships
21 Feelings and mental states

Topics: Leisure and lifestyle:
22 Houses
23 Eating and drinking
24 Films and books
25 Music
26 Sport
27 Health and illness
Topics: Work and study:
28 Computers and technology
29 Study and learning
30 Work
31 Business
32 Academic writing 1
33 Academic writing 2

Topics: Society and institutions:
34 Laws and punishments
35 Crime
36 News
37 Money
38 War and peace
39 Global problems

Basic concepts:
40 Time
41 Sound
42 Distance and size
43 Light and brightness
44 Texture
45 Taste and smell
46 Number and quantity
47 Movement and speed
48 Change
49 Ways of speaking
50 Ways of walking

Functions:
51 Starting and finishing
52 Talking about success and failure
53 Talking about cause and effect
54 Remembering and sensing
55 Agreeing and disagreeing
56 Talking about beliefs and opinions
57 Deciding and choosing
58 Claiming and denying
59 Liking and disliking
60 Praising and criticising

Answer key
Index

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Idioms for Everyday Use

Title: Idioms for Everyday Use: the Basic Text for Learning and Communicating with English Idioms
Author(s): Milada Broukal
Publisher: National Textbook Company
Date: 1995
Pages: 133
Size: 2.50 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: American English

Recommened! Students are in seventh heaven with this enjoyable worktext! The 20 units address more than 230 idioms under fun and exciting themes like Parts of the Body, Recreation, Household Items, and Color. For example, idioms in the Color unit are in the red, to feel blue, a white lie, and more! Each unit begins with a light-hearted story followed by definitions of the idioms and practice exercises, then challenges students with conversation and discussion activities. Cartoons provide a humorous and instructive visual interest. The teacher's manual contains the answer key, follow-up activities, and unit-by-unit guidelines.

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The Official Dictionary of Unofficial English

Title: The Official Dictionary of Unofficial English: The Slang, Jargon, and Lingo That are Revolutionizing the English Language
Author(s): Grant Barrett
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Date: 2006
Pages: 450
Size: 3.46 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: American English

This book is the result of hunting on the Internet for unrecorded words. In these pages, you’ll find words you’ve never seen before—even though they’ve been around for decades. You’ll find old words with new definitions. You’ll find foreign words tiptoeing into foreign Englishes, sports jargon butting into politics, street slang bouncing out of California, and Spanish moving comfortably into mainstream American English. From dozens of countries, from politics and sports, slang and jargon, humdrum to extraordinary, new and old, what you’ll read is language that deserves a little more attention.

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A Dictionary of Catch Phrases, 2nd Edition

Title: A Dictionary of Catch Phrases: British and American, from the Sixteenth Century to the Present Day
Author(s): Eric Partridge
Edited by: Paul Beale
Publisher: Routledge
Date: 1986, 2nd Edition
Pages: 640
Size: 4.45 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: British and American English

A catch phrase is a well-known, frequently-used phrase or saying that has `caught on' or become popular over a long period of time. It is often witty or philosophical and this Dictionary gathers together over 7,000 such phrases. Some reviews of this classic edition: "This delightful book will tell you the history of such phrases as "back to square one", "as the actress said to the bishop", "the bee's knees", "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed", and thousands of other catch phrases, British and American, from the sixteenth century to the present day." - Richard Boston, The Guardian

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Shorter Dictionary of Catch Phrases

Title: Shorter Dictionary of Catch Phrases
Author(s): Rosalind Fergusson (From the work of Eric Partridge and Paul Beale)
Publisher: Routledge
Date: 1994
Pages: 123
Size: 1.64 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: British and American English

Have you ever wondered about the origin of phrases such as "everything but the kitchen sink" and "long time no see"? Then this is the book for you. The Shorter Dictionary of Catch Phrases is a condensed version of Eric Partridge's Dictionary of Catch Phrases concentrating on those phrases that may be found in current use. All of the entries have been rewritten; many are new and 25% are U.S. phrases or of U.S. origin. This will be the "bee's knees" for serious students or lovers of language.

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Pronunciation Power Idioms (Interactive Exercises+Serial Key)

Pronunciation Power Idioms - Interactive Exercises
Pronunciation Power Inc. | 2006 | .exe | 8.34 Mb

"Pronunciation Power Idioms uses memorable and unique illustrations to aid you in remembering English idioms!" Pronunciation Power Idioms by English Computerized Learning is a combination of lessons and exercises for teaching and reviewing English idioms. [+/-]

Product Features:
• 104 Idiom lessons with a picture, a description of the idiom and a recorded sample sentence.
• 3 interactive Exercise sections with 10 units each to help you practice your idioms. There are over 300 different exercise questions for you to answer and get feedback on.
• 10 interactive quizzes for you to test your idiom knowledge

Exercises
Each Exercise section has 10 units each with a number of multiple choice questions for study or review. These sections include:
• Exercise A - Choose the idiom that would best replace the underlined phrase in the sentence.
• Exercise B - Choose the phrase that would best replace the underlined idiom in the sentence.
• Exercise C - Choose the idiom that would best complete the sentence.
• Quiz - Choose the definition that best describes the idiom.

Pronunciation Power Idioms Exercise and Quiz Reviews
• When you have finished all of the exercises in a unit, you will see your score as well as a list of the questions you have incorrect. You can then review your answers, redo the exercise or try a new exercise.

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JenniferESL: American Slang Lessons (8 Videos)

Title: American Slang: English Lessons with JenniferESL
Author(s): Jennifer Recio Lebedev
Compiled by: O'Mama
Quantity: 8 files
Size: 24.82 Mb
Format: .flv
Language: American English

Jennifer began teaching English in 1996, first as a private instructor and later in the classroom. She is also an ESL/EFL materials writer, experienced teacher trainer with B.A and M.A. degrees. She welcomes teachers of English to use her videos to supplement their own lessons. [+/-]

In the videos Jennifer explains her view on teaching slang and shares the first of several mini lessons. Dialogues in this series of lessons are broken down to 3 components to show the (1)expressions, changes in (2)pronunciation, and changes in (3)grammar that are common in informal English. Levels: high intermediate to advanced.

Jennifers offers free online English lessons via youtube JenniferESL and her blogs. She generiously approves FREE distribution of her videos, so feel free to share them with other teachers and tutors.

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All Clear! 1-2-3 Listening and Speaking with Collocations (Books+Audio)

All Clear! 1-2-3 Listening and Speaking with Collocations
Kalkstein Fragiadakis | Heinle ELT | 2007
American English | 238/242/241 pages | PDF + WMA | 140/108/224 Mb

All Clear! teaches students to recognize and produce the high-frequency idioms, phrases, and contemporary expressions needed in a range of conversational situations. [+/-]

Each lesson focuses initially on chunks of language in the form of idioms and other expressions (collocations) and then provides many structured and communicative activities for speaking, listening, grammar, writing, pronunciation, and public speaking practice.

All clear 1, 2, 3 include dialogues set up the lesson theme and serve as springboards for learning the idioms and other expressions; listening skills are developed through pre-, while-, and post-listening activities related to each units introductory dialogue; "Your Turn" speaking activities encourage learners to use the newly acquired idioms and expressions interactively; numerous listening and speaking activities help build fluency through the integration of reading, writing, and grammar skills; special attention is given to the grammar related to expressions in order to help develop fluency and accuracy.

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Listen, Read, and Practice 800 Idioms (Book+Audio)

Title: Listen, Read, and Practice (the first 300 idioms) with mp3 audio
Author(s): Sally Jennings
Date: 2003
Pages: 55
Size: 38.24 Mb
Format: PDF + MP3
Quality: High, 44kHz/128Kbps
Language: English

Expressions are alphabetized according to the first word in the expression. Spelling is Canadian. If you wish to change the document to U.S. spelling, you can download it as a word processing document and then run it through your U.S. spell checker to catch words like "honourable," "chequing account," and so on before you print it.

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Vocabulary Workbook for Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

Title: Check Your English Vocabulary for Phrasal Verbs and Idioms
Level: Intermediate and above
Author(s): Rawdon Wyatt
Publisher: A&C Black
ISBN-13: 978-0713678055
Date: 2007
Pages: 82
Size: 5.62 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: British English

If you want to practise and develop your knowledge of phrasal verbs and idioms, you will find this book very useful. The various exercises contain many of the most common phrasal verbs and idioms, together with some useful spoken expressions that you might expect to hear or use in an English-speaking environment.

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Idioms at Work

Title: Idioms at Work
Level: Intermediate and above
Author(s): Vera McLay and Michael Lewis
Publisher: Public Service Commission of Canada
Date: 1992
Pages: 96
Size: 2.77 Mb
Format: DjVu with DjVu viewer
Quality: High
Language: British English

Idioms at Work presents and tests 150 of the commonest English idioms. Each idioms are presented and practised in a natural dialogue context. This book features: simple explanations 5 languages - in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish; 3 progress tests; humourous cartoons throughout the book for class use or self study and for general or business students.

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Forbidden Words: Taboo and the Censoring of Language

Title: Forbidden Words: Taboo and the Censoring of Language
Author(s): Keith Allan and Kate Burridge
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Date: 2006
Pages: 314
Size: 1.73 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: American English

Many words and expressions are viewed as ‘taboo’, such as those used to describe sex, our bodies and their functions, and those used to insult other people. This book provides a fascinating insight into taboo language and its role in everyday life. It looks at the ways we use language to be polite or impolite, politically correct or offensive, depending on whether we are ‘sweet talking’, ‘straight talking’ or being deliberately rude. [+/-]

Using a range of colourful examples, it shows how we use language playfully and figuratively in order to swear, to insult, and also to be politically correct, and what our motivations are for doing so. It goes on to examine the differences between institutionalized censorship and the ways individuals censor their own language. Lively and revealing, Forbidden Words will fascinate anyone who is interested in how and why we use and avoid taboos in daily conversation.

Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgements
1. Taboos and their origins
2. Sweet talking and offensive language
3. Bad language? Jargon, slang, swearing and insult
4. The language of political correctness
5. Linguistic purism and verbal hygiene
6. Taboo, naming and addressing
7. Sex and bodily effluvia
8. Food and smell
9. Disease, death and killing
10. Taboo, censoring and the human brain
Notes
References
Index

About the authors
KEITH ALLAN is Reader in Linguistics and Convenor of the Linguistics Program at Monash University. His research interests focus mainly on aspects of meaning in language, with a second interest in the history and philosophy of linguistics. He has published in many books and journals, and is author of Linguistic Meaning (1986), Euphemism and Dysphemism: Language Used as Shield and Weapon (with Kate Burridge, 1991), Natural Language Semantics (2001) and The Western Classical Tradition in Linguistics (2007).

KATE BURRIDGE is Chair of Linguistics at Monash University. Her main research interests are on grammatical change in Germanic languages, Pennsylvania German, linguistic taboo, and the structure and history of English. She is a regular presenter of language segments on ABC radio. Her many published books include Blooming English (Cambridge, 2004) and Weeds in the Garden of Words (Cambridge, 2005).

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Forbidden American English

Title: Forbidden American English: A Serious Compilation of Taboo American English
Author(s): Richard A. Spears, Ph.D.
Publisher: Passport Books
Date: 1990
Pages: 244
Size: 6.40 Mb
Format: DjVu + Viewer
Quality: Good, well-scanned, readable
Language: American English

Compiled and annotated by lexicographer Richard A. Spears, Ph.D., Forbidden American English contains approximately 1,400 words and phrases that should not be used by educated speakers of English. A unique dictionary of highly offensive and often inflammatory vocabulary. [+/-]

Forbidden American English is intended to inform rather than offend or entertain, and contains knowledge that will at once enlighten native speakers and protect nonnative speakers from using provocative language. This dictionary will help users learn the meanings of words and expressions prohibited from most contexts and recommends that their use be avoided.

Contents
• To the User
• How to Use This Dictionary
• Pronunciation Guide
• Terms
• Dictionary
• Notes

About the author
Richard A. Spears, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Linguistics, Northwestern University. Specialist in lexicography; English language structure; phonetics; language standardization and condification; English as a second language; American culture.

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TimeSaver Phrasal Verbs & Idioms: Pre-Intermediate (Printable)

Title: TimeSaver Phrasal Verbs & Idioms
Level: Pre-intermediate to Advanced
Author(s): Peter Dainty
Publisher: Scholastic
Pages: 79
Size: 3.31 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: Very good, well-scanned, readable, printable
Language: English

Fun and stimulating activities for both presentation and practice of the most commonly used phrasal verbs and idioms in English. Ideal for all classes and especially for students studying for exams.

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Living Language: Easy American Idioms (Book+Audio)

Title: Easy American Idioms
Level: Intermediate ESL
Author(s): Living Language Editors
Publisher: Random House
Date: October 2006
Pages: 60
Size: 280 Mb
Format: PDF + MP3
Quality: Not bad, readable, 44kHz/128kbps
Language: American English

"It slipped my mind," "Don't fly off the handle," and "I'm counting on you" are just a few of the idiomatic expressions that native English speakers use on any given day, but that can completely confuse non-native speakers. Easy American Idioms cuts through the confusion and teaches natural-sounding conversational English. [+/-]

The lessons in Easy American Idioms focus on everyday situations: meeting people, expressing likes/satisfaction, expressing dislikes/displeasure, working, shopping, socializing, sports, television, going out, and more. Each section features useful and appropriate idiomatic expressions with dialogues interspersed between lessons.

KEY FEATURES:
• Package includes a booklet and 4 CDs.
• Easy-to-relate-to dialogues that focus on everyday situations and events.
• Simple, clear lessons and dialogues.

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