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A teacher stumpers episode explaining the differences between gerunds and infinitives. You can read the full article: When do I use gerunds and infinitives? I talk about the differences between remember and forget when using infinitives and gerunds.

Why don't students speak their native language in English City? An unexpected benefit of language teaching in virtual worlds. In English City students only ever speak in English they never user their native language.

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This story is about a town called Berrima. We'll look at the word historic and the expressions live in, live on and 'up to scratch'. http://australianetwork.com/englishbites/ep016.htm

This story is about a town called Berrima. We'll look at the word historic and the expressions live in, live on and 'up to scratch'. http://australianetwork.com/englishbites/ep016.htm

This is the first of a two-part Business English Pod series on idioms related to money. It s difficult to imagine business without money. After all, making money is the main goal of many businesses. Profits often determine a company’s success. And companies must spend money, and budget carefully, to reach their business goals. So, it’s not surprising money idioms are featured regularly in business conversations. We ll be covering many of these idioms today. Take note of them as you hear the dialog, but don’t worry if you don’t understand them the first time around. They ll all be explained in the debrief and you’ll have a chance to practice them at the end. We ll be listening to Kevin and Leah, two colleagues at a mid-sized cosmetics company. Cosmetics is the industry name for make-up products used to enhance a person s appearance, such as mascara or eye shadow. They are discussing promotional plans for the coming year while working on a tight budget, so there isn t much money to spend. Kevin and Leah don t agree on the best way to spend the money and must find a compromise. Listening Questions: 1. What promotional plan does Kevin suggest? 2. Does Leah agree with this idea? Why or why not? 3. What does Kevin think the company needs to show? Premium Members: Study Notes | Online Practice | PhraseCast