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ESL Spoken English Sessions: Different ways to describe anger

This was an audio message I made originally for my ESL students, directly from my phone. But decided to share it here as well.

3 years, 9 months ago

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ESL Spoken English Sessions: Stressing Out vs Freaking Out

The difference between stressing out and freaking out.

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ESL Spoken English Sessions: Expressing Tension and Stress

The most common ways of using the words "tension" and "stress"

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ESL Spoken English Sessions: Dating and Relationship Vocabulary

The most commonly used idioms, expressions, words, slang and terms used when talking about relationships and dating etc, also words used to express c…

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ESL Spoken English Sessions: idioms in English and Urdu pt II

More idioms in English explained and translated in Urdu.

3 years, 9 months ago

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ESL Spoken English sessions: idioms from English to Urdu

Engkish Idioms explained in Urdu.

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ESL Spoken English Sessions: Sentences Used upon Meeting someone For the First Time

Standard introductory sentences used upon first encounters and how to part ways after the first encounter.

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ESL Spoken English: Past Perfect/Continuous Vs Present Perfect/Continuous

The difference between the present perfect tesne, the present perfect continuous tense and the past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses and ho…

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ESL SPOKEN ENGLISH: Home vs House using prepositions and articles with location

In this latest episode we will understand the usage of articles and prepositions with "house" and with "home".

PS just made this in urgency so excuse …

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ESL Spoken English: past aux verb + infinitive

Using the main verb as infinitive when the helping verb is in past tense. When and how to use.

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