Unit 003
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Lessons in Unit 003
Daily English
Daily English 21 Getting an Interview
Learn how to talk about interviews and getting a job on today's podcast.
Daily English 22 Making a Good Impression
It is important to prepare for an interview. Learn how on today's podcast.
Daily English 23 A Visit to the Doctor
We all have to see the doctor sometime in our life. Learn how to talk about it on today's podcast.
Daily English 24 Taking Credit
What happens when there is a problem at the office? Find out in today's podcast.
Daily English 25 A Trip to New York City
Today we talk about a trip New York City.
Daily English 26 At the Movies
There is nothing like seeing a good movie. Find out how to talk about it on today's podcast.
If you have a car, then someday you will have car trouble. Find out how to talk about it on today's podcast.
Daily English 28 Cashing a Check
Need some money? Learn how to cash a check in today's podcast.
Sometimes just staying at home is the most relaxing thing you can do. Learn how to talk about it on today's podcast.
Daily English 30 At the Art Exhibit
Visit an art exhibit in today's podcast.
Cultural English
Topics: Three Strikes, Groundhog Day, Lost and CSI, Regards and Cheers, Amazing versus Awesome, "On the heels of..."
Topics: Stealing art, Religions in the US, "Walk the Line," I've had versus I had had, Jump across the pond, "She's a complete knockout!"
Topics: Spam, Valentine's Day, the Winter Olympics, "In terms of," Must vs. have vs. got to, Possessives, To raise vs. to rise
Topics: Spelling words, Popular baby names in the US, Britney Spears and Seatbelts, "Don't get mad, get even!", To spoil someone, To undertake, Compared to or with?, How to end an email
Topics: Wasting time at work, California's reputation, Carpet in the US, Call signs, Yet vs. Still
