Vocabulary: Countries, Nationalities, and Languages

English Vocabulary: Countries, Nationalities, and Languages

Benefits of Learning a Foreign Language

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Fresh vs Frozen Food

Year Of English

Today, let's practice listening skills by watching a video about the differences between fresh food and frozen food:
See if you can hear the missing words in each of these sentences:

1. "Is there a difference between fresh and frozen ___ in terms of ___?"

Self-portraits

Self-portraits 
A 14-year-old artist named Zev has created a collection of photo illustrations, showing a tiny version of himself in various scenes.
http://www.demilked.com/surreal-self-portraits-14-year-old-fiddle-oak/
Here are two exercises you can do with this page:

Compound Adjectives

Have you ever noticed some English words with hyphens between them? For example:

•  a well-known author
•  an English-speaking country
•  a three-hour movie
•  a part-time job
•  a middle-aged woman

These are called compound adjectives – meaning an adjective that

Sunday Night

Travelling