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1) How have the lives of ordinary people been affected by recent scientific advances?, 2) In what areas are scientific discoveries likely to be made in the near future?, 3) Should scientific research be subject to tighter governmental controls? , 4) Why do people feel the need to conform in society?, 5) How important is it for an individual to feel part of a group? , 6) What is the attraction of belonging to a particular club or a gang? , 7) How many friends have you made via the internet? Would you like to meet them?, 8) What causes ups and downs in relationships? , 9) What external factors can put stress on marriage or partnership?, 10) What character traits and personal attributes contribute to a successful long-term relationship?, 11) Say three phrases using "I wish..." and the other three using "I hope...", 12) Do you believe your language is worth learning by other people?, 13) How important is it to look attractive? What do you think makes a face attractive?, 14) Why do you think the topic of ghosts vampires and werewolves has been popular in fiction? Do you believe they are real?, 15) What's your opinion of nose and lip piercing? And about make-up?, 16) What would you wear on the following occasions? 1. on a long-distance trip//2.on a first date//3.to a rock festival, 17) Give your opinion about this statement: listening to music helps me to concentrate while studying., 18) Give your opinion about this statement: Every child should have the chance to learn an instrument., 19) Give your opinion about this statement: Classical movie is superior to pop music. , 20) Is there a certain advertisement that has appealed to you more than others? Why? , 21) Should there be restrictions on, for example, junk food being advertised on TV?, 22) Do you think some people are more vulnerable to advertising than others?, 23) What is a shopoholic? Do you think you're one? What a % of items that you buy are things that you want rather than need?, 24) Do you believe it's important to keep in fashion?, 25) Have you ever complain about something you've bought? What happened?, 26) What makes you angrier? a. People talking loudly on their mobiles? b.Rude shop assistants. c.Being overcharged, 27) Are we doing enough to save the planet?, 28) Talk about your daily routine and make a list of ways you could help the environment and other people, 29) How much do you know about endangered species?, 30) Most people get enough exercise from their normal daily routine. T or F?, 31) The younger you are, the less active you need to be. T or F?, 32) It's a good idea to eat pasta or a banana before you exercise. T or F?, 33) It's better to eat a large meal at lunchtime than in the evening. T or F?, 34) Running is the best form of exercise. T or F?, 35) To live longer you need to give up smoking, drinking alcohol and coffee and become a vegetarian. T or F?, 36) You will only really get fit if you have a personal trainer. T or F?, 37) Do you know of any health scares in your country about any specific product?, 38) Imagine an advertisement campaign to persuade people to keep fit and healthy. , 39) I would like to work abroad at some point, ..., 40) When I'm older, I won't say in the same job for more than two years, ..., 41) I want to continue my English studies, ..., 42) It would be useful for me to have my own website, ..., 43) Should animals enjoy the same rights as humans? What's your favourite animal?, 44) Which characteristics are important for a successful leader? , 45) What makes a book hard to put down or stop reading it? , 46) Tell me a book that has really impressed you. Name the book, explain what genre it is, and summarise its qualities. , 47) What makes you happy? , 48) "Happiness resides not in possessions, and not in gold - happiness dwells in the soul". Do you agree?, 49) "Happiness is not being pained in body or troubled in mind". Is it truth or lie? , 50) What role does the Internet play in social and political change? How do you view the future for universal human rights?.

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Gira la rueda para ver que elemento aparece a continuación.. 1) How have the lives of ordinary people been affected by recent scientific advances?.

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https://www.umimeanglicky.cz/slovicka-the-world-of-work/2027

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Svět práce (těžké) - online Anglická slovíčka: Výběr z možností

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Slovíčka: procvičování anglických slovíček formou otázek s obrázky a textem. K dispozici je také nahrávka s výslovností.

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Úkol: zamyslete se nad slovosledem v Angličtine...podívejte se na SVOMPT...co je 5W+1H (+3W)?

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Předpřítomný průběhový čas tedy použijete, když chcete popsat nějakou činnost, která trvá

dlouhodobě a nekončí v okamžiku, kdy o ní mluvíte. Pokračuje dál. Představte si ho jako tornádo,

které se pohybuje prostorem a nasává různé věci, které přenáší prostorem a časem.

Přesně tak tento čas funguje: nasává do sebe vaše znalosti a zkušenosti, přináší je do současnosti a

zároveň nevíme, kdy daná činnost skončí.

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Tvorba základních otázek - rychlý přehled

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Tvorba základních otázek - rychlý přehled

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říjen 24

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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Algeria leather craft – level 2 - News in Levels

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24-09-2024 15:00 In the Casbah of Algiers, people like Boulachab Nasser make traditional crafts. Nasser is a leatherworker, and he learned his job from

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říjen 24

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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Police Help Ducks – level 2 - News in Levels

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25-09-2024 15:00 A police car stopped traffic on a busy street in Moscow, Russia. A family of ducks wanted to cross the street, and the police helped

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říjen A2-B1, opakování: reading, Past simple/continuous, although, but, so, because,...

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říjen A2-B1, opakování: reading, Past simple/continuous, although, but, so, because,...

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02 Grammar based speaking activities When did you first, when did you last..

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Opakování - minulý čas, čtení s porozuměním, porovnávání A2-B1 

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Opakování - minulý čas, čtení s porozuměním, porovnávání A2-B1 

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opakování - minulý čas, porovnávání A2-B1

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Tetris a kvantifikátory, listopad 24, A2-B1

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Tetris a kvantifikátory, listopad 24, A2-B1

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progress A2-B1 Tetris and quantificators

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listopad 24, present perfect x past simple, A2-B1

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listopad 24, present perfect x past simple, A2-B1

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Present perfect simple x past simple A2-B1

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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14-04-2020 15:00

At a store in Cape Town, South Africa, food technicians turned maggots into ice cream. The employees make a juice from the maggots, add ingredients like cocoa, and put the insects into the ice cream-making machine.

An employee explained that this is good for the environment, as the maggots are normally thrown away or given to pigs. A professor said that people are willing to eat gourmet burgers made from insects, but they may not be willing to eat ice cream like this. He said that plant alternatives to dairy taste better and are culturally easier to stomach.

People who tried the ice cream said that it tasted like organic or vegan ice cream. The store wants to spread from South Africa to other parts of Africa, Europe, and then the United States.

Difficult words: maggot (a soft, legless larva of a fly or other insect which looks like a worm), stomach (digest or eat; understand or accept).

You can watch the video news lower on this page.

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Insect Ice Cream - level 3 | News in Levels

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14-04-2020 15:00 At a store in Cape Town, South Africa, food technicians turned maggots into ice cream. The employees make a juice from the maggots, add ingredients like cocoa, and put the insects into the ice cream-making machine. An employee explained that this is good for the environment, as the maggots are normally thrown away or given to pigs.

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A2-B1, Past simple/present perfect, listopad 24 

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A2-B1, Past simple/present perfect, listopad 24 

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past simple x present perfect 2 progress

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irregular verbs list - advanced and hard 

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B1-C1, business plan, market and money, prosinec 24

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B1-C1, business plan, market and money, prosinec 24

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B1-C1 business plan and News in levels reading

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B1-C1, fraud and scam, phishing, prosinec 2024

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B1-C1, fraud and scam, phishing, prosinec 2024

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pracovní list - fraud, scam, phishing B1-C1

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prosinec 24 - present perfect tense, story dice, Hobbies B1-C1

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prosinec 24 - present perfect tense, story dice, Hobbies B1-C1

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pracovní list - progress B1-C1 present perfect, dice story, hobbies

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Experiments in Creativity with Dave Birss - Author, Educator, Public Speaker, Experimenter

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How to use story dice

As you can see above, you get five story dice (or nine dice, if you prefer), each with a random image on it. Your job is quite simply to turn these prompts into a story.

I recommend you try to work with the order they appear on the screen but if you're finding it tough, you can do some swapsies.

You also don't need to take the image literally. You can use the dice metaphorically or as representations of other concepts. For example, a slice of pizza could represent food in general, cutting a slice out of something, Italy, gooiness, a chef and a heap of other more obscure things. The job of the dice is not necessarily to provide you with literal objects to work with but concepts to nudge your thinking in fresh directions.

You may just want to dive in as soon as you see them, working from left to right as you try to incorporate each image into your yarn. Or you may want to be more strategic and work out the ending first, using the dice to work out how you're going to get to your big climax. Try different strategies to see what works best for you.

But let me give you an example. Imagine I was dealt these dice (I don't need to imagine because I just have been):

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Story Dice - a story ideas generator by Dave Birss

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Instant story ideas for writers, parents and storytellers. With this tool, you've always got a free set of story dice in your pocket or desktop.

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Easy English articles about famous days in history for students of English

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Days in Levels " Famous Days for Students of English

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We write about famous days in history in three different levels of English. We want to help you understand English more. Now all students can enjoy reading and listening.

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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News in Levels « World News for Students of English

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We write news in three different levels of English. We want to help you understand English more. Now all students can enjoy reading and listening to news.

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https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/?cc=cz&selLanguage=cs

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PDF Grammar Worksheets - Intermediate Level (B1)

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English Across the Curriculum

English Across the Curriculum is a free website that gives language learners the opportunity to improve their English skills in many subjects. Students can work through a variety of topics in English, improve their vocabulary and enhance their knowledge through a series of tasks and exercises.

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English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises foe English Language Learners

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Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises for English Language Learners

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Umíme anglicky – Zábavné procvičování angličtiny online

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Zábavné procvičování angličtiny online – slovíčka i gramatika, tradiční i netradiční úlohy.

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This website is a completely free site for learning English specially made for ESL / EFL students in their first years of study.

This is an online learning website where all activities can be checked directly by clicking the check button on the bottom of each page. Click the link sitemap to see the whole website content.

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English4u - English grammar exercises online

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English grammar guide with lots of free grammar exercises, crossword puzzles, vocabulary activities, reading exercises and quizzes.

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B1-C1, funny idioms, word formations and listening, prosinec 24

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B1-C1, funny idioms, word formations and listening, prosinec 24

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Opakování B1-C1, funny idoms, listening, word formations

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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Pizza-Making Record - level 3

22-11-2018 07:00

What do you think about this news?

LEARN 3000 WORDS with NEWS IN LEVELS

If you read and listen to two articles every day, your reading and listening skills can improve fast. You can learn quickly and after some time you will not have to translate into your own language. You will simply understand. Why should you do this?

When you listen to people in your native language, you do not translate. You simply understand. The same has to be in English. When you learn English, you have to learn the whole sentences in context.

Students, who translate English texts, do exercises and do tests are very good at translating, doing exercises and doing tests, but they have problems with understanding English in real life. In real life, nobody waits for your translation. People usually use simple English when they speak but they use it fast. You have to understand with no translation to your native language. If you translate, you cannot be part of communication because you are thinking about the language too much. These words are maybe hard to read but they are true.

You also have to hear every new word 5 to 10 times if you want to remember it. That's why we use the same words in one level. If you read and hear the same words again and again, you will understand them and remember them. If you know words from one level, you can go to a higher level and learn new words. It is important to go step by step, and read and listen to words which are used in English often. This is what we do with our news. In our short news, we use words which are used in English often. Level 1 has the 1000 most important words. Level 2 has the 2000 most important words, Level 3 has the 3000 most important words.

So, if you want to understand English fast and learn fast, read two articles or more a day. You can improve your reading and listening quickly when you read easy English news. We will help you learn English fast and understand it. When you use this website every day, you can learn 3000 words which you need for communication with anybody in English.

How to improve your English with News in Levels:

Reading

1. Read two news articles every day.

2. Read the news articles from the day before and check if you remember all new words.

Listening

1. Listen to the news from today and read the text at the same time.

2. Listen to the news from today without reading the text.

Writing

1. Answer the questions under today's news and write them in the comments.

2. Chat in our Facebook Group for 2 minutes. You can write about today's news.

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Pizza-Making Record - level 3 | News in Levels

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22-11-2018 07:00 Four hundred chefs in Buenos Aires teamed up to beat the world record for pizzas made in 12 hours. Using more than 3 tonnes of flour, 2.7 tonnes of cheese and 88,000 olives, the team managed to produce 11,287 pizzas.

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English news and easy articles for students of English

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Raccoon Goes up a Building – level 3 - News in Levels

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26-12-2024 15:00 The story of a raccoon turned viral when it decided to climb up a 25-storey building in Minnesota, USA. It started its journey up on

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All things Hangman - Play, Strategize, Solve

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Learn how-to play Hangman or play now for free. Create a game and share with your friends. Find some strategies for guessing and choosing the best words.

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esl portal with english grammar and vocabulary tests

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BBC Worklife Why are so many people so bad at what they do-3

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China's overqualified youth taking jobs as drivers, labourers and film extras