Resultados Editorial "Audible Studios" en Inglés

Satender Singh was born in Bhiwani, a small town located in southwest Haryana. He has become one of the most followed teacher in Spoken English on social media. His channel has crossed 3 million subscribers on YouTube. He is also active on Instagram, Facebook and conducts live classes on his official app. He has also appeared on shows like JOSH TALKS, Podcasts with SANDEEP MAHESHWARI, ACHARYA.

In this audiobook I have given all my knowledge and efforts what I learned in my life. This audiobook can be a light for Indian English learning students. The audiobook contains the easiest methods and rules of grammar to make people understand and help them to speak English in their day-to-day life.

英語が苦手なのは、あなたのせいではない　こんな英語の授業を受けたかった！

Kanchan Keshari is known for educating millions of learners that aspired to learn fluent English, through interactive methods. An initiative to further the English learning with simplicity and ease – this audiobook provides a panoramic learning of English that people intend to use everyday. The author has provided interpretation of more than five thousand Hindi sentences in English as well as a compact dictionary to ease the learning process. The audiobook is planned out in sections of 125 lessons with interactive 25 exercises, with the goal of effortless gradual learning.

登録者数50万人の人気英会話チャンネルが贈るYouTube × 英語学習の新習慣！

折り返し世代を応援する「人生100年時代ブックス」、創刊！仕事、働き方、健康、家族……

あなたの「英語ニガテ病」を無理なく・楽しく・根本から解消！チャート式であなたの「症状」とその対策が分かります！

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■この方法で無理なら、あきらめるしかない!?世界一簡単で、10日でマスターできる、日本人のための英語習得法　中高大と勉強したのに、なぜ日本人は英語を話せないのでしょうか？

Jolly Wicked, Actually is a wonderfully entertaining compendium of the 100 words and phrases that have, over the last century, become the cornerstones of modern spoken English. Despite attempts by politicians and writers, despite lessons in citizenship enshrined in the national curriculum, we have famously never been able to define for posterity precisely what Englishness is. Jolly Wicked, Actually takes certain well-loved and crucial expressions such as sorry, nice, common, posh, cuppa and chippy, explores their strange and wonderful origins, and demonstrates with wit and charm how they are emblems essential to all our notions of Englishness.

Words on the Move opens our eyes to the surprising backstories to the words and expressions we use every day. Did you know that silly once meant "blessed"? Or that ought was the original past tense of owe? Or that the suffix -ly in adverbs is actually a remnant of the word like? And have you ever wondered why some people from New Orleans sound as if they come from Brooklyn?