Each culture has different ways of doing things. In this unit you’ll learn some new ways to talk about them using new colloquial English expressions. You maybe already know a little about some of the common characteristics of British people – but do you know any colloquial expressions to tell somebody what the British are like, or the way they behave? You might also learn some spoken expressions you can use to describe your own culture. Listen to Katie describing and Amanda guessing and see how many of the colloquial expressions you know.

Culture - Zapp! English Colloquial 3.5

English Conversation ..

Little Mermaid

In this lesson, you will learn about English  through a fun way at the immigration. There's still a lot to know so be sure to check out the lesson notes on EnglisgClass101.com: http://www.englishclass101.com/2010/07/05/intermediate-lesson-1-no-joking-at-immigration/

Intermediate Season 1 #1 - No Joking in English at Immigration!

Introductions

Meetings - Making Suggestions (1)

01 A TALKING FROG

Rob and Li go camping but they are not alone. Join them to learn a phrase Published on March 17, 2014.

Beat around the bush

Rob wants a pay rise. But why do his 'cold feet' stop him asking for one? Published on May 19, 2014.

Cold feet

Learn what you say when share prices rise and when they fall. We help you to understand financial terms Published on September 29, 2015.

Bull and bear market

In this English lesson, you're going to learn 43 commonly used phrases related to romance. You're going to do this by watching a video of David and Sarah meeting in a hotel bar.

Get the definitions and watch the video here: https://www.tofluency.com/53-english-phrases-romance

*** RESOURCES ***

English fluency book:
https://www.tofluency.com/5-step-plan/

To Fluency Program:
https://www.tofluency.com/tfp/

52 Phrasal Verbs (similar lesson):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpvtm9KngQ8

Methods I recommend you follow for English fluency:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZOJurmtexYpQYEvWTJaieyehensaC_eU

*** The 43 Phrases ***

- Sitting on her own at a hotel bar
- Sarah has recently broken up with her long-term boyfriend
- David is, let’s say, a little bit of a player
- He likes to chat up women
- He likes to go out on lots of dates
- At the moment he is single too
- He’s checking the football results on his phone
- He starts to check out Sarah
- He likes what he sees
- He finds her very attractive
- He thinks she’s very beautiful
- She has this special aura about her
- To see if she’s noticing him as well
- He’s starting to get a little frustrated
- He’s trying to build up the courage to go over to her
- Finally, he gets up out of his chair
- Walks over to Sarah at the bar
- And makes his move
- This is the first time that she has seen him
- There is instant chemistry
- They flirt with each other straight away
- Although she’s a little hesitant
- She starts to open up about what she does
- This tattoo caused the breakup of her long-term relationship
- He’s happy she’s single
- They’re glancing at each other and flirting a little bit more
- David orders two shots
- They raise their glasses
- He downs it in one
- She needs to go back to her room soon to prepare for her presentation
- He hands over his phone
- He asks her put her number in it 
- He thinks about when he’s going to text her next

01 A TALKING FROG

Adam Nguyen