Financial English – What was the Olympic’s cost & legacy?

Cost and legacy of Olympics_Financial English

Figures on the total cost of the Olympics. Londoners talk about the legacy (video). Lots of financial English to broaden your Business English vocabulary.

October 25th, 2012 | Posted in Business English,London Olympics,Vocabulary by | Read More »

Word of the Day: Mobot – The move taking over the world

Original Mobot by Mo Farah

We have been regularly looking at a popular word used by the British media throughout the Olympics. In the final ‘Word of the Day’ blog we are highlighting a new word (and craze) that has entered English culture overnight!   Final Olympic Word of the day – MOBOT Translation: Mobot – in every language Definition [...]

August 13th, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Vocabulary by | Read More »

Overwhelmed – Word of the day 8

overwhelmed

In a short article, you can see how a word about the Olympics is being used in the British media. Any new vocabulary/phrases that may be difficult for you are highlighted in bold and then explained in the vocabulary glossary below the text.   Olympic Word of the day No#8 – OVERWHELMED sopraffatti, abrumado, перегружены, [...]

August 9th, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Vocabulary by | Read More »

Female Olympians: Olympic Podcast 7

Female Olympians Synchronised swimming

Increase your English vocabulary and work on your listening skills by listening to our short discussion about the London Olympics. These Olympic podcasts are shorter versions of The Natural Conversation: Real & Relevant podcasts. In those unscripted discussions you get longer conversations between 2 or more native English speakers from the UK. This is a [...]

August 6th, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Podcasts by | Read More »

Lightning – Word of the Day 7

Lightning word of the day

As quick as a lightning bolt, the 100m was won by Usain Bolt. Learn new English vocabulary in a short article about the Olympics, with translations and definitions

August 6th, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Vocabulary by | Read More »

Sport = Patriotism: Improve listening skills with Olympic pod 6

Gold! Gold! Always believe in your… soul

Improve listening skills with this free podcast. Learn new English vocabulary and common phrases in short discussion about Olympics and sporting achievement

August 2nd, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Podcasts by | Read More »

Relief – Word of the Day 5

What a relief - Word of the Day

What a relief! Team GB won their first Olympic Gold medals. Learn new vocabulary & phrases in this short article & see ‘relief’ in your language.

August 2nd, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Vocabulary by | Read More »

Greatest Olympian Ever : Olympic Daily Pod 5

Greatest Olympian ever, or not?

Native British English Speaker and SGI teacher, Bren talks to student Zsuzsanna about a topical point from the London Olympics everyday. A very short conversation to help you improve your listening skills and broaden your vocabulary. Remember to learn a language, you should do some work on it every day! Don’t try to make up [...]

August 1st, 2012 | Posted in Podcasts by | Read More »

Farcical – Olympic Word of the day 4

farcical word of the day

Every day, we are taking a word that is being used in the media about The London Olympics, explaining it and telling you how to use it. Some other words that may be new to you (highlighted in bold) will also have a definition in the vocabulary glossary at the bottom of the page.   [...]

August 1st, 2012 | Posted in London Olympics,Vocabulary by | Read More »

Swimming Scandal: Olympic Daily Pod 4

Olympic Swimming Scandal

Hear what our English language podcasters have to say about the Olympic swimming scandal. Was it a fantastic performance or doping? Listening skills improvement with British English

July 31st, 2012 | Posted in Podcasts by | Read More »

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