Objectives
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BKSB English diagnostics & individual learning continued ……. π
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http://www.tolearnenglish.com/english_lessons/used-to-exercises
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http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-18091.php
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News: ESOL has organised a trip to the Clothes Show at the Birmingham NEC for Tuesday 8th December 2015
Efrem’s presentation
Next week we will be looking at the National Careers service website – Action plan – find your career
disposable heroes of hiphoprisy, Television the drug of the nation – video clip!
Today’s words:
intrusionΒ noun [C or U]
UK US /ΙͺnΛtruΛ.ΚΙn/
C2 an βoccasion when someone goes into a βplace or βsituation where they are not βwanted or βexpected to be:They βcomplained about βexcessiveβgovernment intrusion (= βunwantedβinvolvement) into βtheir βlegitimateβactivities.His βphone βcall was a βwelcome intrusion into an βotherwise βtedious βmorning.
anxiety noun (WORRY)
B2 [U] an βuncomfortable βfeeling of βnervousness or βworry about something that is βhappening or might βhappen in the βfuture:Children βnormally βfeel a lot of anxietyabout βtheir first βday at βschool.That βexplains his anxiety over his βhealth.
flimsy adjective (THIN)
flimsy adjective (DIFFICULT TO BELIEVE)
βΊ A flimsy βargument, βexcuse, etc. is βweak and βdifficult to βbelieve:When I βasked him why he was late, he gave me some flimsy βexcuse about having βcar βtrouble.
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