Larisa English Club Podcast

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #10 What’s New? America’s Oceans and Seas Facts. History Topic! The Earths Oceans Unexplored. Conversation Topic. Musical Instruments and Conversation. Speaking Practice. Basic Dialog with Musical Instrument. Basic Grammar Review. The Past Simple Tense. English Grammar. Adverbs During, While and For. What’s New? America’s Oceans and Seas Facts. While there is only one global ocean, the vast body of water that covers  71% of Earth is geographically divided into distinct regions. The  United States recognizes five named ocean basins: Arctic, Atlantic,  Indian, Pacific, and Southern. The ocean and large inland lakes play an integral role in many of the  Earth’s systems, including climate and weather. More than 50% of all  species on Earth are found under the ocean and the ocean helps sustain  human life above the water by providing 20% of the animal protein and 5%  of the total protein in the human diet.

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #9 What’s New?  Why are teachers leaving their jobs? History Topic! One room school history. Conversation Topic. Safety and Caution Dialog. Speaking Practice. “Be Careful” Dialog. Basic Grammar Review. Present progressive or present continuous? English Grammar. The Future with “Will” or “Going To”. What’s New? Why are teachers leaving their jobs? “Staggeringly high” numbers of teachers are ready to quit the  profession, a leading education researcher has warned, as growing  pressures placed on staff and schools make the job “just too big an  ask”. Rebecca Allen, director of the Education Datalab think tank has  become the latest expert to highlight what has been referred to as a  “crisis” in teacher recruitment and retention. Children across the country are being taught by teachers who do not  want to be there, but are trapped by their financial circumstances, Ms  Allen said. Speaking at a General Elec

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #8 What’s New? Has Construction Begun on The US Border Wall? History Topic! The Mexican Border History Conversation Topic. Happiness in Conversation. Speaking Practice. Small Talk and Feeling Happy. Basic Grammar Review. Adverbs of Frequency and Present Simple Examples. English Grammar. Question Tags or Tag Questions? What’s New? Has construction begun on The US Border Wall? As of January 20, 2019. It doesn’t look like it. On his fifth day in  office, Trump ordered construction of the wall to begin using cash on  hand. ProPublica reported that Customs and Border Protection  (CBP) had just $20 million in their coffers for the project, which isn’t  much when cost estimates for building a concrete wall range from $1  million to $21.6 million per mile. The Mexico–United States barrier is a series of walls and fences along  the Mexico–United States border aimed at preventing illegal crossings  from Mexico i

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #7 What’s New? Computers of Today, Money and Electricity. History Topic! Computers of the Past. Conversation Topic. Time Expressions, Collocations and Prepositions. Speaking Practice. How to tell someone time. Basic Grammar Review. What do Adjectives do in English? English Grammar. The Eight Parts of Speech. What’s New? Computers of Today, Money and Electricity British Airways’ mass systems failure and  cancellation of flights during   one of the UK’s busiest travel weekends  of the year may have been down to  “cost cutting” under a new CEO.       The company has denied the claims. After an unidentified “power supply issue” caused the  delay and cancellation of more than 1,000 BA flights, focus has  narrowed to CEO   Alex Cruz and what unnamed colleagues have described  as his “slash and burn” management style. History Topic! Computers of the Past The abacus was initially used for arithmetic tasks. The Roman aba

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #6 What’s New? Healthy Food to Eat Today! History Topic! Food in America One Hundred Years Ago. Conversation Topic. Introductions and everyday hello’s. Speaking Practice. Conversation Practice and Hello. Basic Grammar Review. What is a Verb? English Grammar. “Like” is used seven ways in English! What’s New? Healthy Food to Eat Today! There may not be a ‘one size fits all’ solution when it comes to  finding a food that will transform your health, but there are a few  ingredients that we should definitely all be consuming more of. No one  wants to feel trapped in a soul destroying diet but sometimes a few  simple guidelines can help nudge us in the right direction. It might be the name of your favorite shampoo, but the Aloe Vera leaf  boasts a whole host of other nutritional benefits. The active  components of the inner leaf can support everything from digestion to  the immune system to blood sugar balance and cholesterol. The enzyme

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #5 What’s New? The Antarctic is Turning Green. History Topic! Land Discovery of The Antarctic in 1675. Conversation Topic. Leading Statements and Questions. Speaking Practice. Creating Dialog with Leading Questions. Basic Grammar Review. Prepositions of Place, Movement and Time. English Grammar. Reported Speech. What’s New? The Antarctic is Turning Green Scientists say the frozen continent is likely to ‘alter rapidly under  future warming, leading to major changes in the biology and landscape of  this iconic region. The Antarctic is turning green with rising  temperatures having a “dramatic effect” on the growth of moss in the  frozen continent, scientists have discovered. Since 1950, temperatures  in the Antarctic Peninsula have risen by about half a degree Celsius  each decade. This is much faster than the global average. Growth rates of moss since 1950 have been running at four to five times  the level before. This is according

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #4 What’s New? Job’s, Manufacturing, Growth and Profit’s Today. History Topic. Ford Motor Company in the early 1900‘s Conversation Topic. Job Interviews and What to do! Speaking Practice. Job Interview Dialog. Basic Grammar Review. Conjunctions in English. One of the Eight Essential Parts. English Grammar. How to use the adverb “How”. What’s New? Job’s, Manufacturing, Growth and Profit’s Today In today’s world of manufacturing, growth and profits are looked at  much differently than 100 years ago. Like many things of the past, today  is more about competition. Sure, a century ago, all companies worried  about profits and making money. In today’s world, it is more about what  the other guy is doing. It is all about investment and the future. One  wrong step or misinformation can cost a company billions. For most employees, tomorrow and beyond are part of the unknown world  of progress and profits. Here is part of a recent article about F

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #3 What’s New? Flying Cars of Today. History Topic! Flying Cars of The Past. Conversation Topic. Talking about others. Dialog Practice. Questions and Answers. Basic Grammar Review. Question Words. English Grammar. Adverbs and The Perfect Tense. What’s New? Flying Cars of Today What’s new in the world of technology and inventions? Daily, we hear  more and more about flying cars. Although the concept of flying cars has  been just a dream for many inventors for years, soon, flying cars will  be the norm. In Dubai located in The United Arab Emirates, the summer of  2017 will bring with it, a dream come true. Flying taxi’s will be in the sky soon. With great anticipation, Dubai  will be the first in the world to launch a flying taxi service. As  incredible as this seems, it will be a reality in 2017. To make this invention even more futuristic, the plan is to fly these  taxi’s autonomously. In other words,

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #2 What’s New? Everyday Phrases. History Facts! History of The Internet. Conversation Topic. Personal Information. Dialog Practice. Question Words. Basic Grammar Review. The Definite Article. English Grammar. Modal Verbs of Probability. What’s New? Great question! In everyday English this phrase is used to say “Hello  or Hi”. It can also mean, “How are you?”. Phrases come from just about  every place on earth. Anywhere English is spoken for sure. Phrases come  from movies, sitcoms and music. Who makes a phrase popular? People who like to create stuff. People  who are popular. People who like what someone created and decided to use  it over and over. When others like it and can apply the phrase to a  situation or experience, now we have a phrase. Once a phrase is created and becomes popular, often it is used in a  variety of different ways. Literal or idiomatic. Literal definitions  refer to situations

Thank you for joining us today. Larisa English Club is created for learners of a second language! My name is Bill. Our format is quite simple. We encourage everyone to take notes and participate with the dialog portion. We call it "Speaking Practice”. Listen and practice speaking with Bill.   “Larisa English Club” is full of knowledge to study, learn and practice. This English tutorial is a natural extension of my teaching experience. Teaching over 15,000 hours of English as a second language has afforded me the opportunity to teach and learn at the same time. Our recorded episodes can be listened to as many times as you wish. Our tutorial is designed as a supplement to your daily dose of English. I hope you enjoy “Larisa English Club”. What’s in Today's Lesson? What’s New? New English Words. History Topic! Color Photography. Conversation Topic. At The Restaurant. Dialog Practice. Ask and Answer Questions. Basic Grammar Review. The Indefinite Article. English Grammar. Present Simple Tense. What’s New? I