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LAWSUITS!
CRAZY
FAMOUS
ESCAPES!
EIGHT
USEFUL
SLANG
TERMS!
MAKE
Make
Do
Learn
about
the
difference
between
these two
important
verbs!
UNUSUAL
WEDDINGS!
ENGLISH
ACCENTS!
LOTS OF DIFFERENT
FUN
OF
vs
THE WASHING /
DO
THE LAUNDRY
DO
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Editorial
Home Alone
TRACK 01
Name Game
The Rickshaw Run
TRACK 02
Cinema food
TRACK 03
Traditional English songs
Story Time
TRACK 04
Functional Language:
Saying Thanks
TRACK 05
Basic English:
Clothes & Accessories
Social English
TRACK 06
Wordsearch:
Clothes & Accessories
News Stories
TRACKS 07 & 08
Trivia Matching
Weird Trivia
TRACK 09
Dr Fingers’ Grammar
Subscriptions
Corny Criminals
TRACK 10
999 Calls
TRACK 011
& Recipe
Grammar Fun
Euro Championship History
Make
vs
Do
TRACK 12
Wedding Special
Grape claim!
TRACK 13
Graffiti
TRACK 14
& cartoon
Proud UK citizens
TRACK 15
Anniversaries
Airport Move
TRACK 16
Face to Face: Platini versus Zidane
Dr Fingers’ Vocabulary Clinic:
Stopping
TRACK 17
Vocabulary & Typical Dialogues:
DIY (home repairs)
TRACK 18
Crossword - DIY
Prison Break
Famous escapes
TRACK 19
Quirky News
TRACK 20
Bar chats
TRACKS 21 & 22
Dumb US Laws
TRACK 23
Janglish & Answers
Dictionary of Slang
TRACK 24
Idioms: The Home
TRACK 25
Chap Olympics
Phrasal Verbs
TRACK 26
England versus Ireland
IKEA doormats
TRACK 27
Word of the Month: Spin
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This month, find
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make
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We’ll be looking at some wedding films, the
Chap Olympics, famous escapes, names with
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News Stories
NEWS
STORIES
TRACK 01
Home Alone
Great grandmother has luxury block of 30 flats to herself.
GLOSSARY
It’s all
mine!
“When I bought the apartment in
the large building I
had no idea
it
would just be me”, said Mavis Ward,
83. Six months ago, Mavis bought
an apartment in a
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She thought she would have neighbours.
But when she
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So Mavis has the building and its facilities
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Lady of the Manor,”
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“I really can
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I’ve
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and use their flats at the weekends, they
come and say hello. I think people see me
as one of the
fittings
of the place – I’m like a
permanent feature.
”
to have no idea about something
exp
not to know anything about it
a block of flats
exp
a building with many individual
apartments in it
to move in
phr vb
to start to live in a house
Lady of the Manor
exp
a lady who is in charge of a large house
to do as you please
exp
to do whatever you want
a treadmill
n
a machine in the gym on which you
can run
a rowing machine
n
a machine in the gym like a static
boat for doing exercise
an owner
n
the person who possesses something
a fitting
n
the parts of a building that are fixed:
the lights, doors, decoration, etc
a permanent feature
n
something that is always there
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