Controversial Issues - Zapp English Colloquial 3.23

01/27/13 • 20 min

Zapp! English Colloquial (English version)

Katie is describing colloquial English phrases that you might use when talking about controversial issues. Do you know why she might be using the word devil? And what part of your body you might bite in discussion? Find the answers to these questions and more as you learn ten colloquial English phrases to use when having discussions, debates or talking about different opinions. Visit http://zappenglish.com to download the eBook containing a transcription and additional exercises.

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News - Zapp English Colloquial 3.22

Read all about it! Newspapers are part of everyday life. So in this unit you'll learn some new colloquial English expressions for describing them, parts of them and the people that work on them. You'll also learn some colloquial expressions using the word news. Katie describes the English phrases to Tom, and Tom guesses what the expression is. See how many he gets right and see if you know them too. Visit http://zappenglish.com to download the eBook containing a transcription and additional exercises.

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Honesty and Lying - Zapp English Colloquial 3.24

Liar, liar, pants on fire... Honesty is very important – but we all lie a little sometimes don't we? There are lots of colloquial phrases about lying and telling the truth in English, and in this unit you're going to learn some of the more common colloquial English expressions. What's the word for a big lie and what's the word for a little lie? See if Donnie can guess the expression before you do.

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