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This is my favorite movie. It talks about the financial crisis in 2007 and what happened in a banking industry right before the crash. Here is some useful language from this movie. Most of these are idioms. Notice how many were used in just 2 minutes.
These are extraordinary times. = Things are not normal. Things are risky.
The floor is being let go. = Everyone is being fired.
It’s gets ugly in hurry. = Things get bad quickly.
Market Capitalization = The worth of company.
Clear it from our books = Sell all the assets
You cannot be doing what you’re thinking of doing. = You are making a mistake.
Wandering around = Walking around with no purpose
You are an important piece of this puzzle. = You are important part of the team. Are you in on this? = Can we trust you? Are you part of the team?
Say nasty things. = Say bad things
If we’re going down = If we are losing our jobs, money
you know damn well = you know for sure
the ground is shifting below or feet = things are changing dangerously
Listen to this conversation about likes and dislikes, and people's favorite thing.
Listen to short animated audio lessons that highlight 25 grammar points. These lessons are made especially for beginner ESL students. These lessons come with a free printable book that syncs with the lessons.
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New One Minute English Video - What food could you eat every day? Adam from the US answers this questions. Students can take a quiz at the end of the video, read the script and teachers and students can download the free worksheet. http://elllo.org/video/1401/1445-Adam-Food.html
This week on elllo.org we talk about things we miss. In this video I talk about a food I miss from the US now that I live in Asia.
In this ESL lesson, Sarah and Adam talk about some of their first jobs, most of which are not typical jobs for teens. Students can watch a video, listen to the audio, read the script, take a quiz and learn new words.
Another ESL lesson from elllo.org. This lesson is good for beginners and works well on a smart phone!
In this ESL listening lesson, Sarah talks about rodeos and what it was like being in one as a woman. Students can watch a video, listen to the audio, read the script, take a quiz and learn new words.
This is one of the better interviews on elllo.org. I really enjoyed this one, as Sarah talks about being in a rodeo. The language is slow enough for beginners, and interesting enough for native speakers.
Watch 25 free ESL videos featuring English speakers around the world. All videos come with a transcript and interactive quiz. Students can access the videos via computer, tablet or smart phone. Study abroad from home!
We just added 30 more videos to the site. These are all mobile friendly as well.
Watch 25 free ESL videos of English speakers from countries around the world. Students can watch a video of natural English, take a quiz, and read the sccript to check their comprehension.
ONE MINUTE ENGLISH! Learning English can be hard, but it does not have to be hard. At elllo.org we try to make it fun, easy, and effective, so we have lots of short lessons that take less than one minute AND are fun and interesting. Check out these 25 free video lessons featuring interesting topics and speakers from around the world.
Watch ESL videos of English speakers around the world using natural English and talking about interesting topics. Students can watch a video with captions and take a quiz.
Here are 25 more lessons from the video section of elllo.org. These are mobile friendly and fun to listen to. Speakers come from Canada, Mexico, Chile, USA, and Argentina. Very Latin influenced!
Phil talks about the food he misses from back home in England. Students can learn listen to the audio, read the script, take an interactive quiz and learn new words.
This is a fun lesson. Students can try the listening quiz game too!
ESL lesson about Simple Past vs Simple Present. Listen to the audio conversation, read the script, review the grammar points, and take a quiz.
With these ESL lessons, students can watch the video, take a quiz to check their comprehnsion, and read the script and watch 100s of move videos online.
Rese and TloTlo discuss the death penalty. With these ESL lessons, students can watch the video, take a quiz to check their comprehnsion, and read the script and watch 100s of move videos online.
Diego and Elena discuss if they are clean freaks! Students can watch the video, take a quiz to check their comprehnsion, and read the script. With these ESL lessons, students can watch the video, take a quiz to check their comprehnsion, and read the script and watch 100s of move videos online.
Aiste discusses if she likes the country or the city. Students can watch the video, take a quiz to check their comprehnsion, and read the script. With these ESL lessons, students can watch the video, take a quiz to check their comprehnsion, and read the script and watch 100s of move videos online.
