The question of philanthropy. A. Carnegie

Andrew Carnegie was born into a poor family of weavers in a small town in Scotland, in 1835. After emigrating with his family to America in 1848, he started his first job at the age of only thirteen, working in a cotton mill as a 'bobbin boy', his task being to change the spools of thread on the machines. For this, he earned one dollar twenty a week.

Jingle bells

American Accent Training

English conversation

Sting "Englishman in New York"

I don't drink coffee I take tea, my dear
I like my toast done on one side
And you can hear it in my accent when I talk
I'm an Englishman in New York

Give it a Shot

If you “give it a shot” it means that you “make a good effort”. It means that you “try at something”. It doesn’t mean you succeeded and it doesn’t mean you failed either, but you at least put in your best effort.

Video Quiz: Who likes shopping?

Questions:

Начало формы

Martine buys a jacket, a skirt, and ___ pairs of jeans.
 one
 two
 three

Jaimie buys a ___.
 shirt
 skirt
 t-shirt