INGLESE SENZA SFORZO

I verbi frasali (phrasal verbs), sono verbi che combinati con avverbi, pronomi o preposizioni possono assumere un significato differente rispetto a quello della forma base del verbo. In un certo senso i verbi frasali possono essere considerati in maniera...

English as a Second Language, or ESL, students are always looking for new ways to improve their English language skills. If you find yourself struggling with new ways to learn the rules of the English language, the Internet may be able to help. If you...

We look at ways of saying goodbye. Waiter serves drinks… SAM: Thankyou. VICTOR: Well, it has been a great pleasure to meet you Sam, and Lin. SAM: Yes, we've enjoyed meeting you too Victor. LIN: Yes, it's been great. What a pity you have to go home. VICTOR:...

We look at how to make a formal speech. DENISE: Our keynote speaker is a man who I'm sure is very well known to all of you. He's Professor of Fruitology at Dubbo University and has written many books on the subject of tropical fruit. So without further...

Learning a new language, like English, may seem like a daunting task. Taking classes is time-consuming and often quite cost-prohibitive. There are several tools that you can access online to help you, but this process can be time-consuming as well. By...

We take a further look at negotiating. LIN:….so that's our offer. We think it's a fair one, with advantages for both sides. VICTOR: Yes, well, we're prepared to consider your offer Ms Chan, if you can accept some conditions. SUE: And subject to consideration...

We look at negotiating. LIN: Hello, Lin Chan, Sales Manager for National Sugar - and my associate John Martin. VICTOR: Very pleased to meet you. I'm Victor Tang, and this is my legal adviser Sue Panay. JOHN: I hope you had a pleasant flight over. SUE:...

We look at how to make business calls. TAMMY: Wilson & Wilson, can I help you? LIN: Yes, this is Lin Chan from Acme Appliances. I'd like to speak to Mr Wilson if he's available please? TAMMY: Would that be Mr Wilson Senior or Mr Wilson Junior? LIN: Mr...

Today we're looking at how to end a presentation, and how to deal with questions. BARBARA: So, I'd like to end with a summary of what I've looked at today, and some recommendations. The figures show that sales are strongly seasonal, and that customers...

We look again at presentations. TAN: Today I'm going to look at the results of our customer survey. First I'll go through the survey questions, then summarise the results, and finally I'll outline the conclusions. After that, there'll be time for questions...

Today we're looking at presenting information using charts and graphs. TAN: Now, I'd like to refer to the first graph - as you can see this is a bar graph measuring net sales over the first ten months of the year. You'll notice that sales rose steadily...

Today's focus is on the verb tenses used in reports. DENISE: Today we're looking at our new widget plant being built at Southside. I've asked Barbara to report on progress and bring us up to date and up to speed. Barbara? BARBARA: Thanks Denise. I'll...

In this episode we look at the options or choices that have to be made. DENISE: Now we're looking at the options for handling our on-line orders. They're going through the roof and frankly the lead-time for delivery is blowing out. We need to improve...

Living English: The 42-part series looks at the English language used in everyday situations such as checking into a hotel or describing people. Episode 17: Anne and Steve talk about their different lives.

Living English: The 42-part series looks at the English language used in everyday situations such as checking into a hotel or describing people. Episode 16: Anne and Steve have lunch.

In this episode we look at how to keep to the point in meetings. TAN: Well, I'm not convinced that the work is as urgent as this report suggests, so perhaps we should… LIN: Oh come on - the building is practically falling down! DENISE: Sorry Lin - I don't...