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Understanding IELTS Free Courses

21 May 2020 by Marc

Hannah from the Futurelearn contacted me recently to let me know about courses that the British Council have free IELTS preparation courses available. It says that there is a price on the page BUT it’s free if you only want access to the course for 5 weeks. You only pay if you want to see … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Links, Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing Tagged: course, free, ielts, links

Links – Sewing

7 September 2014 by Marc

I don’t sew but my wife does. Making things according to instructions is a great way to practise English. The first link is from my wife and then I looked around from there.

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Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: links, sewing

Links: Medical English

27 July 2014 by Marc

I posted about describing medical problems earlier this week. Here are some links to deeper subject matter.

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Posted in: Input Tagged: a2, b1, links, medical

Links

29 June 2014 by Marc

Here are some interesting links for you. 7 tips for preparing for the IELTS Test from Yago.sg 20 Tips for Learning your First Second Language from ReturnofKings.com – I believe he means ‘first additional language’ but let’s not split hairs – via @SayHowDoYouDo How to read and understand a scientific paper for non-scientists from IFLScience.com … [Read more…]

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Links

10 May 2014 by Marc

Here are a couple of interesting posts from around the internet. Hairstyles from the Transparent English blog. Why some English words are controversial in China, via @5minutelanguage.

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Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: China, English, hair, links, news, translation

Links – Running

12 April 2014 by Marc

I love running and maybe some of you do to. Here are some links to some websites about running in English. Competitor Is about running and covers training, nutrition and shoes and equipment. Running Times is the website of a popular running magazine. There are stories about running as well as tips.

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Posted in: Input, Listening, Reading, Uncategorized Tagged: links

Find Time To Read

7 March 2014 by Marc

I’ve talked about having enough study time in a previous post. Sometimes it is easy to feel that you don’t have enough time to read. You have a family, a job, other studies, a social life, etc. All this stops you from having time to read. In this article, from the business blog Fast Company, … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Reading Tagged: links, studyhacks

Links – Style Guides

24 February 2014 by Marc

When you are writing, there are times you consider what is the correct way to say something. It is at this time that a style guide is necessary. They are essential for professional writers and useful for everyone else. The Economist has a free online style guide. The Guardian newspaper also has one.

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Posted in: Writing Tagged: links, style

Links – Money Talk

17 February 2014 by Marc

These links are about money and how we talk about it. 22 Phrases That Only Wall Streeters Will Understand via Edulang Banking language by English-At-Home.com This one isn’t about English but it is about business. The English Empire: A growing number of firms worldwide are making English their official language. At The Economist, via Ross … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Reading Tagged: business, links, money, reading

Links

7 February 2014 by Marc

Why Is Business Writing So Terrible? – slightly difficult. High Intermediate/Advanced How Being Bilingual Benefits The Brain – Intermediate

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Posted in: Reading Tagged: bilingual, business, links
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