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5 minute practice in English Language

 

Hi!

 

Perhaps you have been learning English for a while.

Perhaps you have a few spare minutes now.

 

Try ‘5 minute practice in English Language’.

You will see headings with single words.

I have chosen a single word for each page.

 

Each page has a simple conversation between two friends.

They are chatting in UK English.

They use ordinary everyday style in spoken English.

The words are in your dictionary.

FLAT is the word on one of these pages.

It is about someone who is moving into a flat.

Explore ‘flat’ in our rich, living and flexible language.

Try this page, ‘flat’.

These friends continue chatting on three more pages.

Try ‘grow’, ‘guess’ and ‘guest’.

 

You could read these pages with friends.

 

 

‘KNOW’ is the word on another page.

Two friends are planning a holiday.

The have heard of a lovely quiet island.

These friends talk on other pages.

One page, after ‘know’, explores two words. Try ‘kingkeen

And ‘knock

The friends do go on their holiday at last!

FRUIT

One friend has given up working in an office.

It seems better to have a stall in a market.

This stall sells fruit.

A friend from the office comes to ask about the stall.

They talk bout earning money on fruit.

There are other conversations about earning money.

Try ‘fill’, ‘grasp’ and ‘gum

There are more pages about an office.

Try ‘inch1

Some pages are about leaving the office after work.

Try ‘hide’ and ‘hook

The Cambridge Advance Learner’s Dictionary has a book, a CD and access on-line.

There are other good dictionaries too.

I have written over 40 pages.

I plan to enjoy writing more pages for you.

There are children in ‘idealhundredif

’.

 

 

THESE PAGES ARE FREE.

There is NO CHARGE at all.

You are welcome to use them without charge.

Copyright belongs to Margaret Dunn.

 

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