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5 helpful tips for the FCE oral exam that will make conversation with your partner and the examiner easier.

An English conversation and listening exercise using a TED talk about conflicts of interest.

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An English listening exercise based on the This American Life podcast about the psychopath test.

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When I heard today that Steve Jobs has retired as head of Apple, I wanted to make an English listening exercise that had an Apple theme…

Learn the many possible meanings of the English phrasal verb get out. You’ll get a lot out of this free lesson!

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Work,Travel, Study: Explaining Gaps in Your Curriculum in Interviews.

Several students have asked me lately about what is happening with the U.S. economy. Here is a great listening resource about the economy.

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My 5 favorite online English pronunciation resources that will help you with anatomical demonstrations, audio and much more.

An advanced English listening exercise using an mp3 of the classic American short story Bullet in the Brain.

Watch this TED video that includes 5 tips for being a better listener, and practice your English listening skills.

Prepare for the ICAO exam with this amazing aircraft survival story, and the reading questions.

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Get Them Reading: Books in English for Young Adolescents.

Learn this idiomatic expression commonly used in spoken English.

As part of the ICAO English exam, your English listening skills will be tested. Here is an exercise using a famous incident from the U.S.

Ever wonder what the difference is between Close to, Next to and Near in English. This short article shows the difference.

Try this English listening exercise about sex with American comedian Julia Sweeney. Also a English conversation exercise included.

Listen, Don’t Interrupt and Use Correct Pronouns: Tips for Success in First Certificate English (FCE) group oral exams.

Why do we say in English “He needs a drink,” and “He may need a drink?” Why isn’t there an s at the end of need in the second sentence?