Real English Lesson 14 - The British - Beginner and Intermediate Versions

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14 - What are the British like?

The Exercises are for the Short Version

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Lesson 14 - Beginner Exercises

Short Version for Beginners:

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Short, with Subtitles (Closed Captions):

Stuffy? Fair? Fun? Starched? Wry? Witty?

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The Listen/Record/Compare function

is used throughout the exercises in this lesson. Always listen to the interviewees and the teacher's voice before you record.

Then listen to yourself.

Record and compare again until you are happy with your pronunciation.

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First, the short version for beginners:

14 - What are the British like? The Exercises are for the Short Version The first set of clips on this page are the long version for Intermediate Students. Note: The long version contains some relatively advanced structures but the short version is limited to "is", "are", and "like" as an adverb, plus adjectives, designed for beginners.	Looking for a different lesson? Search this site: Lesson 14 - Beginner Exercises Short Version for Beginners: Same video (in case of server overload): Short, with Subtitles (Closed Captions):	Stuffy? Fair? Fun? Starched? Wry? Witty?




How to do a Real English Lesson: 1 - Watch the video without subtitles. This is always the first video at the top of the page. 2 - Click on the Exercises button and do all the exercises! 3 - Come back to this page and watch the video with subtitles. The Listen/Record/Compare function is used throughout the exercises in this lesson. Always listen to the interviewees and the teacher's voice before you record. Then listen to yourself. Record and compare again until you are happy with your pronunciation. If you need help, see the support page. You can contact me via Google Connect on the home page or send an email to mike at real-english.com	For Intermediate Students:
	Regular Long Version and Subtitled Version in the same video: Long version with Subtitles (Closed Captions):

Comments are always welcome. Feedback from teachers is precious: mike AT real-english.com
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