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Max & Harvey We want everyone to know that we love The Vamps and all of their fans. When our producer played us this song for the first time, we loved it so much that we had to do our own version! Thank you all for the support and love - you make every day amazing ❤️ Real World ESL: August 2010 - audio biographies FAITH LAPIDUS: This is SCIENCE IN THE NEWS in VOA Special English. I'm Faith Lapidus. BOB DOUGHTY: And I'm Bob Doughty. PET B1 SPEAKING PART 1 EXERCISE 1 free practice test, free exercise, Cambridge English: Preliminary test - englishaula.com Instructions: In this exercise the candidate has a conversation with the examiner about personal issues for two minutes. A set of typical questions is given and the student is required to generate appropriate answers. When you know what you want to say, click on the RECORD ANSWER button to record your answer. When you have finished recording, click on the STOP RECORDING button.

Left on the shelf - phrase meaning and origin Posted by ESC on March 18, 2009 at 18:26 In Reply to: Left on the shelf posted by ESC on March 18, 2009 at 18:14: : : : I work in a museum and am trying to find the origin of the phrase "left on the shelf". Any clues? The 50 Most Educational YouTube Channels for Kids - Early Childhood Education Zone The Spangler Effect is the perfect place for young scientists that love to make things fizz, pop and explode. This channel was created by a science teacher with a love of creating unforgettable and exciting experiments for your children to enjoy. One of his most popular videos is called “Can Crusher” It will show your kids an awesome way to make a can automatically get crushed by atmospheric pressure when they put it in water.

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Speaking Topics in B1 ESOL Entry Level 3 Exams The speaking topics for B1 ESOL Exams are the kind of things people talk about in everyday life. These topics typically include: Home, Family and Friends, Work and School, Likes and Dislikes and Weather. Here are some topics that may help you familiarise yourself with the exam. Family and Friends: • Are you married? • Tell me about your family. • Do you have a big or a small family? Word Stress Rules in English Click Here for Step-by-Step Rules, Stories and Exercises to Practice All English Tenses What is word stress? In some languages, each syllable in each word is pronounced with the exact same stress. English is not one of those languages. English has its own rhythm, complete with its own vocal music. This means that one part of a certain word is said louder and longer than other parts of the same word.

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