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What kind of online business should you start?

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What kind of online business should you start?

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What Type Of Online Business Should I Open?

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Do you have a passion to start your own successful online business but need some helping figuring which business is right for you? Then you've stumbled upon the right quiz! Take this quiz to get find out what type of online business you should open up(based on your personality and passion)!

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Ideas from class: Things that do NOT work well when learning English.

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Ideas from class: Things that do NOT work well when learning English.

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Think in your native language.

Learn from an application on your phone.

Always find someone who speaks your native language.

Avoid speaking English.

Have conversations with people who speak bad English.

Watch movies in your native language.

Always watch English movies with subtitles.

Use your native language in English class.

Don’t talk to people you don’t know.

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Can a woman be successful without wearing makeup? 

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Can a woman be successful without wearing makeup? 

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Can a Woman Be Successful Without Wearing Makeup? | This Morning

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Subscribe now for more! http://bit.ly/1JM41yF Broadcast on 26/01/2017 Journalist Shona Sibary doesn't own a scrap of makeup and feels that women should be free to go without it, but author Rebecca Jane says ladies that don't put their face on come across as sloppy and unprofessional. Like, follow and subscribe to This Morning!

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I didn't know I was pregnant until I gave birth.

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I didn't know I was pregnant until I gave birth.

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I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant Until I Gave Birth | This Morning

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I've learned to finally embrace my hairy body.

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I've learned to finally embrace my hairy body.

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I've Learned to Finally Embrace My Hairy Body | This Morning

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I was stranded at sea for 32 hours clinging to a surfboard.

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I was stranded at sea for 32 hours clinging to a surfboard.

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I Was Stranded at Sea for 32 Hours Clinging Onto a Surfboard | This Morning

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HOMEWORK DUE SEPT 13 Record yourself! Read this story to practice -ed sounds.

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HOMEWORK DUE SEPT 13 Record yourself! Read this story to practice -ed sounds.

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Yesterday was so busy! At the office, I worked hard with my team. We developed a new advertising plan. Our meeting lasted about two hours. I remembered an advertising plan that worked five years ago, and I suggested we try that again. We needed to get the manager's approval. We called him on the office phone. He admitted that the idea seemed good, but he believed we should lower the budget. We reported our numbers to him and talked about the budget for a long time. Finally, he decided to give us the money we wanted.

On the way home, I stopped at the mall. I had promised my daughter a new MP3 player for her birthday. At the electronics store, I played songs and listened for quality sound. I decided to buy one at a medium price.

When I got home, the kitchen was a mess. At our house, we have agreed to clean up after ourselves, so I asked around to find out who had cooked last. That person turned out to be my son. While he washed the dishes, I sat at the kitchen table and talked to him about his school work. Last year, he tested into an advanced program, and I wanted to see how he was doing. He seemed happy with it. He started telling me about his classes and what he learned that day.

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At its simplest, linking is the merging of multiple words together until they sound as if they are only one word. Native speakers of English all do this naturally. Linking is an advanced topic for non-native speakers, but learning to correctly link words can result in significantly more fluid and fluent sounding English speech. Failing to link words naturally results in spoken English which may have awkward pauses, extra, unnecessary sounds, and which will sound very foreign to native speakers.

Techniques used for linking words depend on specific adjacent sounds where the words meet in the sentence.

Blending sounds

Blending is smoothly transitioning from the pronunciation of one sound into the next sound. Blending works well for linking from one continuous consonant--a fricative, approximant, or nasal sound--to another different continuous consonant.

In the phrase "this month," the 's sound' /s/ blends smoothly into the 'm sound' /m/. ( Learn more about linking continuous consonants.)

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Learn How to Link Words (Create Laisons) in English - Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation

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Linking is the technique for smoothly moving from one word into the next during pronunciation. Sometimes words are blended, sometimes new sounds are created, and sometimes sounds become silent when linking. Lack of linking can make an accent sound choppy.

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Record yourself asking and answering these questions. Use correct intonation. You can review page 112 for help.

What is your favorite childhood memory?

1. Do you like chocolate?

2. Why?

3. Who is your favorite person?

4. Have you ever been skydiving?

5. You speak Spanish?

6. What can you do to help the environment?