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From the video AJ Hoke said that focus on what you can do because you can still learn to speak English powerfully correctly. Clearly, and understand it very well simply by listening to lots and lots and lots of real English everyday. And with the internet, you have so much available. When you have these videos from me, use them for listening practice. You can listen to a different video Everyday. My email course, I give you audios MP3s. I give you some sample lessons in my free, email course on my podcast. There are so many audios MP3 files, put them on your phone, on your iPod, and listen to them. And then, of course, you can see all kinds of things from America, from Canada, from the UK, from Australia. It's all out there on the internet, so, Focus on that Focus, your energies on what you can do on, what will really, really, really help your English speaking. And that is massive, a huge amount of listening every day as much as possible. Do that. I guarantee you're speaking will improve and will improve quickly and you will speak English powerfully. So, stop focusing on what you can't do and focus on what you can do on what's possible on this amazing.
Using resource that you have. Now, all of these incredible audios from Americans Canadians, Etc, available available to you right now. That's what you should be focusing on. That's what you should be using everyday, do that. You will speak English powerfully

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Advice for Non-native Speakers of English

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I'm an American. We're in America. I'm going to speak from that perspective. It is not unique to America, but the certainly would not work. That Americans are so grateful that you bother to speak English at all that we are not just, it's just like, thank you. You also know that Americans don't necessarily prefer. Perfect English. We like Street Talk. So our bar is not high and I teach at the Kennedy on operating Americans. I'm incredibly Charmed by this. I was an English, major I can do better but I love this about my culture where we are interested in what people have to say. And if we can penetrate the phraseology or penetrate the accent or penetrate the language barrier, which Geology driven, you're thinking about something that is not interesting to us and it is an impediment. In fact, most people and, you know, this to Dahlia because you see this with others who speak, a different language poorly. They work they they're done. They're translating it in their head and then there Fixing it in their head and it's boring. And I can't even get the idea. So, we would much rather have an error ridden phrase, an error ridenhour of phrasing that we get the content to then a long slow, painful, struggle for articulation. When Ashley, we're doing better as listeners than that. So it's not that, I'm not sympathetic. It's that I don't, I don't honor it. I don't respect it as a barrier.
And I would like it to go down. Certainly you have seen classmates or some other setting people who just often a more casual conversation. They just stopped thinking about it. They were so caught up in what they were saying. And sure enough. There are errors in the language, but sure, enough people were fine.

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Advice for Non-native Speakers of English

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Presenting in English When English Isn't Your Native Language

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Roger Kipling is novel, The Light That Failed. The author wrote were all Island shouting lies to each other across Seas of misunderstanding for non-native English speakers. That feeling of being misunderstood is even more pronounced. Even when you are clearly speaking. The truth. We surveyed some of our International clients and colleagues to tell us what specific challenges they face when they attempted to make a presentation in English one.
Special, we work with who speaks Hebrew, Spanish and English describes several problems, including feeling self-conscious about her, weird and funny accent. Her words, not mine and this accent seem to get heavier. The more nervous. You became when she gave a presentation in English. She often felt powerless and somehow less smart, a native Chinese speaker, who we work with added that it's hard to express ideas appropriately. He said, when I can't find the word I need, I Grasp. The easiest word instead. So disaster would be like, saying you guys at a very formal conference, a Korean speaker. We work with was even more pessimistic. I think one will be good at delivering, what one prepared, but if the presentation goes beyond this scope, the situation will turn one's brain to Mush and the disaster will begin in her Harvard Business, review article, Global business, speaks English, Harvard Business School associate.
Saddam Neely reports when non-native speakers are forced to communicate in English. They can feel that they're worth. The company has been diminished regardless of their fluency level as newly. Reported its natural for non-english speakers to think. I don't really feel like myself. When I'm speaking English. I can only express a very small part of what I'm feeling. While nearly advises patients perspective and reassurance to help non-native speakers. As get a grip on the challenges of communicating in English, here are three additional strategies to help you feel less lost when it comes to presenting in your non-native language. Number one. It's critically important that you prepare your presentation thoroughly. If you are speaking in your native language, you might be able to get away with planning a little bit and then just winging it. But considering that, there are so many barriers that you have to face.
Both real and imagined of picking the right word the right context, the right idiomatic phrase, you want to make sure that your presentation is as planned as possible. You also want to make sure that you really practice having it come out of your mouth. Just writing, it won't be enough. Number two. Don't get hung up on your accent. That accent is a much bigger deal in your head than it is for anybody listening.

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Presenting in English When English Isn't Your Native Language

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Shopping at the Grocery Store - English Conversation

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From the conversation above, it can be concluded that buyers shop for bread, eggs, milk, flour and a small bottle of olive oil.
Bunch of bananas and a kilo of red apples,
From the grocery store, go into the production section to buy fruits and vegetables, this is the production section, buy tomatoes and carrots, buy some very fresh looking oranges, two boxes of cereal, flour, sugar and butter, eggs and yogurt.
Once fulfilled Payment in cash or by credit card, and show the receipt at the cashier.

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Shopping at the Grocery Store - English Conversation

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Many people don't have time for breakfast.
Consequently, not focus when doing activities Energen present a healthy breakfast because it contains milk,sereal,eggs,and sigmavit serialisation.

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Here's the vision of some sort. This is a soda saying that you can expect which is a whole bunch of chairs and umbrellas. However, yeah the business if it's love
So, what do you have? You have a water beer, Coca-Cola. If you doing the slipping, listen, maybe get lower down here and talk with you and smile a lot and be very nice to you. And maybe buy you a beer later when you give me a better price, right? I understand. All right. Thank you very much. Business picks up.
There's at least three kilometers here at one stretch of beach which starts a tutor or down that other end there and then it's going to end up at legian and in the seminyak area. So this is the leggy on area and there's actually a tractor on the beach down here now, which is fantastic. I was just noticing that the sand is really plain.
Look at the beach. And I just wanted to take you right up to this Australian, but rescue surfboard would have been donated at some stage. Pulled over by surface. Do I think the original people to do it? Work Australian, surface area, move, the Balinese. When I started coming here, they they didn't serve. But the Bolognese kids began to start surfing because the Australian Surfers were so enthusiastic. And so, Friendly with them and just became right mate and so they called wall. That's why we need to do some something for these boys. We can sort out some tragic death and at the same what perhaps give them a job. This is classic red and yellow rescue image that we all know. So well.
Just happens to be there, but it doesn't. Look at the lots of often is parked. Now, these tractors a really impressing me. There are three on just this little stretch clearing this rubbish, good man.
How long have they been using the tractor? Just sometimes it's really great for you? Because you have to work in the heat. You have to push it in by hand. You have to make into the into the scoop.
Stay cool in the hot you and honestly wear a lot of clothing. Do you have a long and long? Yes, is the best way up. Just just Technical and safety from the Sun cancer. Yeah, good man. Thank you very much for helping. Clean up the beach. So we're cleaning up the busy season. Yes, and also tourism and the hot season Us on YouTube. So we have the inside scoop. Hello. How are you? Thank you very much for cleaning the beach. Look the word for what you're getting in trouble. So yes, there are. They're on a mission to clean up the beach for April by our cleaning, which is just just fantastic. News.
So now we are well and truly through the depth of legian and into the seminyak area. So here we have our Balinese friend working very hard during a foot and manicure manicure pedicure, scrub scrub, the lighting it belongs to these Peach looks like he's really enjoying it. Amazing is I look at from Bali, Naughty Boy.
Since Earth is coming up here with their begin his boats, which of the ones that don't
practice when you're all the beginners.
Looks fine to me. Literally it's in mud polyps. And because it's a volcanic island. I'm going to finish off a little pitch for here. I hope you enjoyed it and I'm going to head straight into this bar, which is hopefully a conditioned and see what sort of liquid Libations but have installed. Coming to hand plane on the beach.

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Taking a Patient's History (Nurse/Patient)

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A man named Ron Jones, was born December 15'1955. coughing pain that comes out yellow and
green so he feels tired.Nurse advised to look for antibiotics and take the whole dose and usually only 7 or 10 days at a time, and have to take the whole thing.
After checking his body temperature 37 °Pulse 88, blood pressure 150/84.
The man has a problem with his vitals.
So the nurse gave the inhaler to be used at home.

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Taking a Patient's History (Nurse/Patient)

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This is a short video of a Nurse taking a patient's history. This video corresponds with the "Canadian Culture and Communication for Nurses" online lessons. For more information about this program, go to: www.eal.manitobanurses.ca

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A woman who was treated, because of an asthma exacerbation, gave some respiratory treatments. He has some prednisone.

Doctor : How are you feeling
Patient : All right
Doctor : Do you mind if we listen to your lungs?
Patient : Not at all

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From the dialogue above tells that an officer asked a prospective passenger he asked about his passport and checked his bag there was a problem because his flight was delayed at 6 pm but it didn't matter.

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Check In At The Airport Conversation - English At The Airport Part 1

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Conversation
He : Excuse me. Do you know where the check-in
des for American Airlines is?
She : Yes, it's back that way. Desk number 28, I think
He : Thank you very much.
She : No problem

At the check-in desk
Officer : Good afternoon, Sir. How are you today? Passenger : I'm good, thanks
Officer : Can I have your ticket and your
passport, please ?
Passenger : Here you go.
Officer : Thank you Irigagge ? Do you have any cary-on
Passenger : Yes, this bag
Officer : Can you put in on the scales please?
Passenger : Sure
Officer : And do you have any check-in lugagge?
Passenger : Yes, one suitcase
Officer : can you put in on the scales please? Did you pack your bags yourself?
Passinger : Yes I did
Officer : would you like a window or an aisle seat ?
Passinger : An aisle seat please."
Officer : Here's your passport.And this is your boring pass.You will be boarding at gage DG at 20.25
Passenger : Thank you very much
Officer : You are welcome.Have a great trip

On the plane
Passenger : Excuse me, can I get an extra pillow Please ?
Officer : Certainly sir
Passinger: Thank you
Officer : What would you like for you in-flight meal?we have the option of chicken and rice or a small bread roll with butter
Passinger: Chicken and rice please
Officer : would you like a drink?
Passinger : Yes, I would like a lemonade, please
Officer : Here you are, every the flight

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Academic award welcome 2020

From Elizabeth Ewert Dean of Student in GWU Law to welcome students who passed the announcement of the best students in recognition of their hard work and dedication.
The award is divided into 5 categories
excellence in clinical practice,outstanding achievement,excellence in general field,of study excellence in oral advocacy and overall academic excellence.
These categories represent great achievements,from outstanding performance in courses.Thank you to the Generous who gave us many awards today.
Thank you to the lecturers and deans of student affairs and communication bureaus who have organized this event.
Congratulations and best wishes to our graduates.

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Anchor Anie Noorish Shaikh | Hosted for Godrej Properties | Corporate Event Host

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Welcome From Annie Sheikh:

"Thanks to all who took the time.here we gather for something special,that is to eat with the celebrities.
we will do a small activity,today's event is that rhythm speaks of courage"

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Anchor Anie Noorish Shaikh | Hosted for Godrej Properties | Corporate Event Host

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"The morning speaker Mr. Terry Gray is the founder of Ceylon Ryan ministry at Hampton Virginia Terry and ministry was founded in 2001 and ordained by God and here is minister man outreach Mountain woman in October 2006 Minnesota minister ordained november 2012 To preach the word of God, and thoughts at conferences seminars and special services at events
Whole United States She is committed and devoted every part of herself To God We have been married for 10 years in January 2015 we have two daughters of Takiyah who 8 year old and 1 year old Tiana and we are expecting our third child. Terry Vanial Gray outreach ministry member 21 years of mount louis faith. I have known Terry for 22 years in ministry outreach of the faith of the mountains
After the selection of the music from the next choir you will hear him minister Terry grey".

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Mountain Moving Faith Outreach Ministries

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Perkenalan dalam bahasa inggris | Tugas mata kuliah bahasa inggris | Subtittle Indonesia | UNESA

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She Name Ananda Dwi Muslimawati, born at Tuban February 26, 2002 Age 18, Student of the Faculty of Sports Science, UNESA Lives in Merkawang, Tambakboyo Tuban, She is the second child and 2 siblings. His hobbies are watching movies,editing videos,and karate. She landed the champion and broughtn Home Medal

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Perkenalan dalam bahasa inggris | Tugas mata kuliah bahasa inggris | Subtittle Indonesia | UNESA