VirtuAule English Language System
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A2 Unit 19
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di Anthony Lombardi
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 19 WHILE AND WHEN WITH THE PAST PROGRESSIVE This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuPRESaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/F1YJ5BwxQlOGhZqZ?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/vgMH53P3JEY It was snowing... when they got to the hotel. They checked in at the desk... and went up to get dressed... for the dinner party. ‘Do I really have to wear a tie?’ ‘Yes, dear. It's going to be... a very smart occasion. You should wear your new shirt, too.’ An hour later, they went down to the dining room... to meet the other guests. It began to rain... while we were having lunch. Sally took off her sunglasses. I gave her the ring... and she put it on. a powerful lap-top computer a high-speed laser printer Olivia downloaded the programme onto the hard disk. She read the instructions on the screen. Do you wear glasses? No, I wear contact lenses. Have you ever been to the Seychelles? No, I haven't. Where are they exactly? they're a group of islands... east of Africa ... in the Indian Ocean. Pam and I went there... last year. We want to go back again... next year. That's interesting. I'll have to go there sometime. come - came - come go - went - gone Adrian's never studied Spanish, but he speaks it quite well. He's been to South America... five or six times. Have you written those letters? Yes, I have. Have you finished the report? No, I haven't. Have you sent that fax? Not yet. run - ran - run begin - began - begun Have you ever been to Scotland? No, I've never been there. And I've never been to Wales. But I've been to Ireland twice. I've never had any trouble... with this computer. It works perfectly. I never had any trouble... with my old computer. It worked perfectly. lose - lost - lost find - found - found Have you tried the quiche? No, I haven't. Is it good? It's delicious. Have some. Have you met my cousin? No, we've never met. Is dinner ready? Well, I've made the soup… but I haven't made the salad yet. Would you like to help me? bring brought brought take took taken
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 18 PRESENT PERFECT tense + ORDER OF ADJECTIVES This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuPRESaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/UW1vZyBBhJxwYTaX?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/PEKj1_3dQLM How long have you known Susan? I've known her for a while. Do you know her husband? No, I've never met him. I won't be able... to meet you this afternoon, but I should be able... to see you tomorrow morning. I've got to go to the bank today. I've got to get some cash. I've only got... two thousand in the bank. How long have you been married? We've been married... for fifteen years. We met in the Bahamas. We got married in Moscow. We've lived in Kenya... since last year. That's a nice cabin bag. Is it new? No, I've had it for a while. I've had it since Christmas. speak - spoke - spoken write - wrote - written ‘Saturday’ is written... with a capital S. Have we got time for a walk... before lunch? Yes, it's only half past eleven. see - saw - seen be - was - been I haven't seen you for ages. How long has it been? a couple of weeks a couple of months a couple of years We can't afford... to miss this opportunity. I didn't know you spoke Russian. I was having lunch... the other day... in a restaurant near my office. The couple at the next table... were eating their meal in silence. After a while, the young man said, ‘What are you thinking about, darling?’ The girl stopped eating... and looked at him tenderly. ‘I was thinking, my dear, that silence must be a sign of love.’ An attempted robbery... at a local grocer's shop... failed last night. One of the robbers... was wearing a blond wig... and a long white dress. The other was wearing... a fancy dress costume. When the cashier saw them, she screamed so much... that they ran away, leaving the money on the floor... in a blue plastic shopping bag.
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 17 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/qSHlMuqlZT2mLBzD?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/-2ZF5IdBmGE Do you feel better this morning? No, I've still got a temperature. Shall I phone the doctor? That's a good idea. But the surgery isn't open yet. Well, I'll phone in half an hour. Why don't you stay in bed... and try to sleep? I think you should take... another pill. I'll get you a glass of water. Here you are. What's the problem? I've got a terrible pain... in my back. Do your legs hurt too? Yes, they do. I can hardly walk. Have you had this before? Yes, I get it about once a year. Here's the prescription. Take one tablet after every meal. Thank you, doctor. How long should I take them for? Ten days should be enough. I can't play golf. Can you teach me? Hold the club like this. Put your left hand here... and your right hand here. Keep your feet apart... and your head down. And keep your eye on the ball. Today's Tuesday, isn't it? Do you need the car? No, I don't need it today, but I'll need it tomorrow... to take Jenny to the doctor. She gave the book to her son. She gave her son the book. He bought some flowers for his mother. He bought his mother some flowers. Jack hurt his leg... playing football yesterday. Is the surgery open? Not yet. Is Emily still on holiday? Yes, she won't be back till Monday. once a day twice a week three times a month I've been with this company... for twenty-five years. I've lived in this city... all my life. I've always wanted... to go to South America, but I've never been able... to afford it. How long have you had this car? I've only had it... for a couple of months. I bought it two months ago. have - had - had know - knew - known
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 16 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/FbEpvUu3bhmg7Ocq?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/hJjrrdOgDdk I felt terrible after lunch. I hope you feel better soon. I hope you can come to the party. a table lamp an alarm clock a bath towel a bottle opener Have you got a double room... for tonight and tomorrow night? How much is the room? £ 120 a night. Do you take credit cards? Yes, of course. Could you sign the register? Here's your key. What time is breakfast? Where's the dining room? Could you call me... at six thirty, please? Certainly, sir. We have to check in... an hour before the flight. There's nothing to eat in the house. Shall we eat out tonight? Where did you get that camera? I got it in Hong Kong last year. How long... are you going to be in Venice? Two or three nights, I'm not sure. Listen! The phone's ringing. Shall I answer it? No, I'll go. Hello, room service? Can I order something... for room ? What would you like to order? Just coffee and biscuits for two. Thank you, madam. It'll be ready... in a few minutes. Bob should be in the office... from ten to twelve. They won't know... the results of their exams... until next week. We leave Sydney... At 10 a.m. ... and we get to Perth... At 6 p.m. My boss is leaving for Tokyo... at nine o'clock on Wednesday. She's coming back... at the end of next week. Dr Blake gave a lecture... on computer science. I understood everything. You should try to study ... at least an hour a day.
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 15 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/n13ZXloMvR3KGDAc?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/Lfum0-AGB78 Groups in English: a European country a university professor an honest person an hour ago You should drink less coffee. You should use less sugar. I've got to get more exercise. We need more time... to think about their proposal. What time did you go to bed last night? I went to bed... at half past eleven. What time did you get up this morning? I got up... at half past seven. If you want to lose weight... you've got to eat less. If you want to save money... you've got to spend less. If you want to pass your test... you've got to study more. I get up at quarter past seven. I usually get to the University... by nine o'clock. I'm looking for a wedding present. What did you have in mind? Something for the house. Something for the kitchen. How about this coffee maker? How much is it? £ 79.99 (seventy-nine ninety-nine). I'll take it. What time did that programme begin? It began at eight o'clock. It'll be over... in a few minutes. My cousin's getting married next week. The wedding's on Saturday. Do you think she'll like my present? I'm sure she will. Look at this traffic! We're going to be late! The shops close in ten minutes. We'll never get there in time. Is there anything to eat? Is there anything to drink? There's nothing in the fridge. What's the forecast for tomorrow? It's going to be a lovely day. Not too hot... and not too cold. Shall we go... for a walk in the country? Good idea! Can you help me? I'm looking for my glasses. I can never find them... when I need them. I find - I don't find I found - I didn't find I'll find - I won't find The weather forecast... says it's going to be cold tonight. Do you think it'll snow? I really don't know.
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 14 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/qCoZ2IIO60Vt9GGF?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/Mz2qCNDa8Z8 Word Groups: Can I see you... for a few minutes? No, I'm busy now. I've got an appointment. But I should be free... at half past two. Shall we meet then? I've got to go now. I've got to be at the airport... at half past one... to meet my friend David. It's hot in here. Shall I open the window? It's time to start the meeting. Shall I close the door? I read the book last year. I saw the film last month. I bought the DVD last week. Shall we watch it tonight? When can we meet? Let's see... Have you got a calendar? Have you got your diary? Let's make it Friday... at quarter past nine. That's fine. See you then. next week, next month, next year I've got a date with Susan. We're meeting at the station. We're going into town... to see the exhibition. Would you like to join us? I'd like to make an appointment... to see Dr Bell. Can you come on Monday the 9th, at quarter to ten? What are you doing for Christmas? I'm spending the holidays... at home with my family. Where's Misaki? She should be at the office. Why don't you call her there? I can't understand him. He speaks too fast. Jack's going to go on a diet. He wants to lose some weight. Jill's going to give up smoking. She smokes two packets a day. I'm going to learn Chinese. Do you think you can do it? I'm going to try. forty words a minute fifty miles an hour twenty-four hours a day seven days a week When are you going... to answer those letters? When are you going to finish... writing that report? We've got to stop... wasting so much time. Never put off till tomorrow... what you can do today.
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 13 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/bOmspPH05PobZ5A2?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/FGRLkmJ8abc Word Groups: What's the problem? What can I do for you? I need some information. I need your advice. Business wasn't very good last year, but this year it's better. Hello? Sorry, I can't hear you. The kids are making too much noise. What are they doing? Ann's watching a video... in the living room. Paul's listening to rock music... in his bedroom. What are you doing? I'm busy in the kitchen. I'm trying to make dinner. Well, I'll call back... a little later. How's that big project going? Well, we're making progress. Slowly but surely. That's good to hear. In fact, we expect to finish... by the end of the month. What about you? We're having some problems... in the office. Well, don't get depressed. Let me buy you a drink. Thanks, but it's getting late. Maybe next time. The phone's ringing. Can you answer it? Sorry, I can't. I'm washing my hair. Well, I'm cooking dinner. Let it ring, then. They can leave a message... on the answering machine. The swimming pool was crowded. There were too many people... and there was too much noise. I did my homework. I made a mistake. The company is growing. Business is improving. We're selling our products... all over the world. I can't see the road signs. There's too much fog. I didn't buy that coat. It was too expensive. The test was too long. The questions were too difficult. I got to school just in time. I got home very late. Where are you going... for your holidays this year? We're going to Dubai in June. Didn't you go there last year? Yes, we did. We really liked it, so we're going again.
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 12 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main Site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/SJPEEDqzeRrK6MwN?ref=Link Pronunciation page: https://virtuaule.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=648&Itemid=1433&lang=en YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/6LBEi8x4PLI Word Groups: Who did you invite to the party? How much champagne do we need? Have we got enough glasses? Have we got enough food? 10th April 1901 3rd June 1999 How much money... do you spend every month? How many credit cards... do you have? Do you listen to the radio? Can I look at your paper? Could you wait for me, please? Germany is bigger than Austria. Portugal is smaller than Spain. When's your birthday? On the twenty-fourth of October. Who wrote ‘Alice in Wonderland’? When was it written? Which river is longer: the Tiber or the Thames? What's the tallest building in New York? Italian wine... is exported worldwide. English and French... are spoken in Canada. Who do you know in Quebec? What did you study... at university? I studied biology. When did you graduate? I graduated two years ago. Which is more difficult: Korean or Japanese? I don't know. Which is bigger: Tokyo or Shanghai? I'm not sure. That's a difficult question. Steve lived in Rome... when he was a little boy. His father was a journalist. His mother worked... at the British Embassy. Steve went to an international school. He can speak English, French and Italian. Now he wants to study... political science... at university. What did you do last summer? We went to Australia. We stayed there for a month, then we spent a week... in New Zealand. The weather wasn't bad, but it was cold in the south. When it's summer in Europe... it's winter in Australia. It's cold in winter. It's warm in spring. It's hot in summer. It's cool in autumn. Did you enjoy the show? Yes, I did. It was better than I expected. Was the test difficult? No, it wasn't. It was easier than I thought.
VirtuAule LISTEN - A2 Unit 11 DESCRIPTION This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main Site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/SJPEEDqzeRrK6MwN?ref=Link YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/rqkjDFn2unI WORD GROUPS Are you thirsty? Yes, I am. What would you like to drink? I'll have a beer. Are you hungry? No, I'm not. I had a late lunch. We'd like a table for four, please. Are you ready to order? What would you like to eat? Would you like some vegetables? I'd like some spinach. Spinach is good for you. There's some wine on the table, but there isn't any water... and there isn't any bread. There are some knives on the table, but there aren't any forks... and there aren't any spoons. Could you pass the salt and pepper? Could you pass the oil and vinegar? Could I have some coffee, please? Would you like some sugar? Do you like German beer? Yes, I do. Do you like Australian wine? No, I don't. Do you like Turkish coffee? I don't know. Could I have a piece of cake? Could I have a cup of tea? Could we have... another bottle of wine? Could we have our bill, please? Do you take credit cards? I'm afraid not, sir. I had lunch with Tim today. Where did you go? We went to that new restaurant - the Italian one... on the corner. What's it like? It's good, and it's not expensive. What did you have? I had spaghetti. It was delicious! Do you like eating out? Do you like spicy food? I eat - I ate I drink - I drank Where were you born? I was born in Vancouver. Where is that exactly? It's in Western Canada, not far from Seattle. When was television invented? Who invented the radio? How many hours... are there in a day? How many days... are there in a week? 1st August 2014 Where was Marco Polo born? He was born in Venice. When was he born? In 1254.
3RD CONDITIONAL + WISH VirtuAule LISTEN - B2 Unit 32 This live video broadcast gives instructions on the method of study from the VirtuAule LISTEN Course. You can find links to all the references here: Main site: https://virtuaule.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtuaule/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VirtuAule Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtuaule-english-language-system/ Instagram: VirtuAule English Language Sys (@virtuauleenglishlanguagesystem) Self Study (Moodle) https://virtuaule.com/SelfStudy/ Grammar Presentation: https://sway.office.com/AmAGP3upGwEAG112?ref=Link word groups I wish I'd known... they were so short of money. Even if you had known... what could you possibly have done? I might have been able... to lend them some. Don't start blaming yourself. What's done is done. I suppose that's one way... of looking at it. Please don't bother... coming to the door. I'll find my own way out. Once upon a time... there was a beautiful princess. Find out what happens... in our next thrilling episode. We set off at dawn... as we had a long way to go. If we hadn't had a map... we might have got lost. We got invitations... to the opening night ... of 'Julius Caesar'. By the time we got to the theatre... the first act was over. Who invented the radio? When was it invented? Who did you invite to the party? Have you got enough wine? How much do you need? Can I look at your paper? Can I listen to your CD? Spain is bigger than Portugal. Greece is smaller than Italy. What's the longest river in Europe? What's the tallest building in the world? I always cycle to work. I wouldn't take public transport... even if you paid me. If they improved the system, more people would use it. I wish I'd sent that parcel... by express post. I wouldn't worry, if I were you. They'll get it sooner or later. Whose turn is it now? It's yours, I think. I wish I knew... which card to play. I'll tell you what happened... if you promise not to laugh. I wouldn't have believed it... if I hadn't seen it ... with my own eyes. You can achieve more... through kindness... than by being aggressive. If you go, I'll go too. If you went, I'd go too. If you had gone, I'd have gone too. I'd rather you didn't smoke in here. Well, I wish you'd told me sooner. I had a row with my boss... about his attitude to work. He makes all the decisions. Everything that happens... depends on him. He tries to do... too many things at once. He ought to learn to delegate.