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[중고급] Australia Network
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페이지 간에 이동하는 게 쪼매 불편하게 되어 있어서리... 참고로, 카피라이트 지켜줘야 하고, 개인, 비영리 목적으로만 사용해야 합니다. 출처 : http://australianetwork.com/studyenglish/ Series 1 Episodes In this episode we look at word families and do some spelling. In this epsiode we look at ways of discussing a topic and the difference between fact and opinion. In this epsiode we look at the language of description. We will talk about businesses and different ways to discuss economic information. In this episode we're going to be making comparisons and looking at prepositions of time. In this episode we're going to look at ways of brainstorming, taking notes and developing ideas. In this episode we'll be looking at the language of cause and effect. Plus the names of countries and nationalities. In this episode we'll be talking about the types of language needed to describe processes. In this episode we'll look at how to use the relative pronouns, that, which and who and practice linking words when speaking English. In this episode we'll be talking about acronyms, abbreviations and names. In this episode we're going to look at ways of connecting ideas. In this episode we're going to look at ways to talk about something that's happened in the past. In this epsiode we're going to look at how to describe cycles and also the use and purpose of phrasal verbs. In this epsiode we're going to look at articles, indefinite articles 'a' and 'an' and the definite article 'the'. In this episode we're going to look at conditional sentences. They're sentences that use 'if'. In this episode we're going to look at adjectives - how you order them and how you use them to compare and describe things. In this episode we'll discuss how to talk about things in the future. In this episode we're going to look at some of the features of formal, written English. In this episode we'll be looking at language you can use to describe processess, including transition signals. In this epsiode we'll be listening to numbers and practise saying and spelling them. In this episode we will talk about places, locations and directions. In this episode we'll learn about the continuous tense and practice some sentence stress. In this episode we will listen to a finance report and learn about numerical data. In this episode we're going to talk about ways to describe appearance, character and behaviour. In this episode we are going to look at intonation - the meaning behind the tone of your voice. Plus we review the use of the comma. In this episode we will talk abut simple present tense, definitions and technical vocabulary, all the things you need to know and use to write a report. In this episode we are going to look at classification - how things are sorted into classes or groups. Plus we will practice the pronunciation of final s sounds. Series 2 Episodes
In this episode, we talk about pronouns, homonyms and practise using suffixes. In this episode we look at different ways to use the word say, plus common collocations. In this episode we will learn about words that describe spatial relationships or where things are in relation to one another. In this episode we will find out all about paragraphs. Plus the words we use to describe weather. In this episode we will look at linking words in spoken English. Plus the many uses of the word there. In this episode we will practise structuring a description of how something works and work on vocabulary for describing colours. In this episode we are going to practise using the words some and any. We will also build up our vocabulary about space and astronomy. In this episode we will take a look at tenses. Particularly present perfect and simple past tenses. In this episode we will look at the use of contractions in spoken English. A contraction is a shortened form of a word. In this episode we will look at the how to use reflexive and demonstrative pronouns in written and spoken English. In this episode we will talk about the language of speculation and how to identify the future tense. In this episode we will talk about expressing attitude and using the words so and such. In this episode we'll look at the use of word form groups such as noun, verb and preposition phrases. In this episode we will discuss tenses and different ways of making comparisons. In this episode we will talk about the IELTS Speaking and Reading tests. In this episode we will discover how English users indicate negative meanings. Practise your reading comprehension skills using this episode of Study English. In this episode we will practise using hyphens and also talk about showing contrast. In this episode we will look at the various functions of sentences in English. In this episode we'll dicuss infinitive verbs and some common conversation markers. The focus of this episode is the IELTS Listening Test. We'll discuss strategies for improving listening comprehension. In this episode we will look at using context to guess the meaning of unfamiliar words. In this episode we will practise pronunciation and hear how pronunciation can change when linking consonants. In this episode we are going to talk about adverbs and words in English that have been borrowed from other languages. In this episode we will give you some tips and strategies for answering Task 1 IELTS Academic questions. In this episode we'll give you some tips about letter writing, one of the tasks in the IELTS General Training Writing test. Series 3 Episodes
In this episode we look at some of the features that will be assessed in the writing and speaking modules. In this episode we'll look at the writing task in the essay section of both the academic and general IELTS tests. In this episode we'll look at writing an essay and how to organise your ideas in a paragraph. This episode looks at sentence types and how to use them to demonstrate grammatical range and accuracy. This episode looks at strategies for meeting the vocabulary criteria used to assess IELTS candidates. In this episode we'll look at question tasks and topics in the essay section of the IELTS test In this episode we'll look at the IELTS Speaking Test and watch how some candidates answer the questions. Fluency is one of the skills assessed in the IELTS Speaking Test. This episode defines fluency and how to achieve it. Today we'll look at some of the language devices you can use when discussing a topic. Today we'll look at how to make best use of your vocabulary and say what you mean in the IELTS Speaking Test. Today we'll review the language used when you compare and contrast - something you'll need for the IELTS Speaking Test. Intonation is a feature of pronunciation, one of the criteria assessed in the IELTS Speaking Test. In this episode we'll practise some of the skills required for the Reading Section of the IELTS Test. We take a look at the Reading Section of the General Training Test and words related to looking for work. What are signpost words and why do you need to listen to them? Knowing how to correctly express numbers will give you an edge in the IELTS Listening Test. Festivals and Celebrations are good topics to practise for the IELTS Test. It's useful to know the language for labelling and describing an object. Learn how to listen for the answers to complete a flow chart and/or describe a process. Expanding on an idea and giving examples are important language functions you need to demonstrate. The family is a common topic in IELTS, especially in Part 1 of the Speaking Test. Being able to discuss holidays and what people do in their leisure time is useful for IELTS. The topic of food often comes up in the IELTS Speaking Test. A useful skill in all aspects of English is knowing how prefixes and suffixes form new words. In this episode we'll look at some aspects of grammar and spelling that often cause problems. In this episode we advise you to study the language used when giving advice.
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