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Podcasts This Week (January 16, 2012)
ON MONDAY ESL Podcast 756 – Holding Structured and Unstructured Meetings
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Help Us Win a Macmillan Love English Award for 2011
The Macmillan Dictionary company holds (has) a contest each year to determine the best English language website and blog on the Internet. This year, ESLPod.com and the ESL Podcast Blog have been…
- News and Current Events
Headline English: N.H. Vote Seen as Gauge as Rivals Try to Slow Romney
In today’s post, I’ll look at a newspaper story from today’s New York Times, explaining what the words in the headline mean, and what the story is all about.
- Life in the United States
You Say You Want a Resolution
Last week , I talked about five things I was thankful for in the year 2011. With 2012 upon us (here; with us now), it is of course time to make some New Year’s resolutions . Here are a few of mine:
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Podcasts This Week (January 2, 2012)
ON MONDAY ESL Podcast 752 – Working With Unreliable People
- Life in the United States
Greatness
This is the last week of the year – the week between Christmas and New Years, between December 25 th and January 1 st. . This week many of the articles you read and television programs you see will…
- News and Current Events
Top 5 Memories of 2011
The year 2011 is almost over, and so it is a good time to think back on the good things that have happened this year in our lives, as well as to make some New Year’s resolutions . As we bring to a…
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Podcasts This Week (December 26, 2011)
ON MONDAY ESL Podcast 750 – After Christmas Sales
- Life in the United States
The Ghost of Christmas Past
One of the more famous works of fiction (novels or stories) written in English about Christmas is Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol . In the story, the main character (person), Ebenezer Scrooge, is…
