Lesson 10: Conditional Verbs II

This is the second part of our lesson on how to use conditional verbs.

Conditional Verbs: (A reminder)

Can	May	Shall	Will	Must	Ought to	Used to
Could	Might	Should	Would	Have to	Had better

Our source today comes from: English365 Cambridge Professional English: For Work and Life Book 2 by Bob Dignen, Steve Flinders, Simon Sweeney; Lesson 11 Making Money

You can buy the textbook for $28 online or see if it is available at your local library. There are some great exercises that apply english to real life situations.

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Lesson 12: A Special Interview

Today in this lesson, Ji will interview a special guest.

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Lesson 11: The News

Have you heard any interesting news lately? In this lesson we will talk about a news story.

Illegal Downloads Follow Teen Into Adulthood Court August 27, 2012

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Lesson 9: Conditional Verbs I

In this podcast we learn how to use conditional verbs.

Conditional Verbs:

Can	May	Shall	Will	Must	Ought to	Used to
Could	Might	Should	Would	Have to	Had better

Questions that may be answered with the conditional.

How would you ask someone for money?

What would you do if you have a million dollars/euro?

Which would you rather have?

How would you advise a friend who recently inherited a million dollars?

How would you advise a friend who lost all their money?

How can people make money?

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Lesson 8: Comparisons II

This is the second part of making comparisons. In this lesson we learn how to make comparisons between men and women.

We discuss activity II and III. Make sure to pause to give yourself time to practice!
The worksheet can be found at: www.esl-galaxy.com

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Lesson 7: Comparisons I

Welcome to a new year of learning english with us! Start the year off right with a deeper understanding of english. Here is new lesson with many more to come.

In this podcast we learn how to compare different cities around the world. This is the first part of a two-part lesson.

Make sure to pause to give yourself time to practice!

The worksheets are provided by © The International TEFL Corporation
Rewrite the sentences and try to keep the same meaning. Afterwards, try to write some of your own original sentences.

1. Venice is less dangerous than New York.
2. Bangkok is cheaper than Barcelona.
3. Seoul isn't as beautiful as Prague.
4. Bombay has fewer tourists than London.
5. Singapore isn't as polluted as Mexico City.
6. Barcelona isn't as noisy as Seville.

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