Advanced Vocabulary and Accent Practice with The New York Times

Advanced Vocabulary and Accent Practice with The New York Times Newspaper

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[ivangutierrez]

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[zqhlznt]

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It is amazing that we can get so new information from a seemingly familiar phrases and meanings! I adore this style of teaching! Thank you, Lisa! 😊

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You are one of the few best English Language Teachers in the world.
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[ThuongLe-gunc]

Thank you so much for your wonderful lesson, Teacher Lisa.
I learn a lot from it.
Here's what I take away from your useful video:
1. a starter home: a small and affordable house
Ex: Young working adults tend to look for starter homes which cost less than $2000 dollars.
2. to squeeze out of something: to be forced in order to leave a place
3. booming parts of the city: prosperous regions with rapid growth, financial districts.
Ex: Due to moderate incomes, ordinary citizens are squeezed out of the booming parts of this city.
4. entry - level positions: junior/ ordinary positions working as staff.
Ex: Fresh graduates usually take entry-level positions to start their careers so that they can accumulate various experiences then be ready for managerial positions.
5. no-frills homes: basic houses without any luxurious items/ furniture.
Ex: To reduce the cost of living in large cities, moderate-income workers are willing to possess no-frills apartments as opposed to the fully-furnished ones.
6. equity: profit that homeowners have, based on the subtraction between their real estate's value and their mortgage loans.
Ex: City dwellers can significantly obtain a huge amount of equity once they invest in real estate.
7. attached houses: houses share walls with others.
Ex: Residents living in cities are in favor of constructing attached houses so as to minimize material costs.

[CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

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[cactus]

Thank you so much for another impressive lesson😊 I could learn lots of advanced vocabularies concerning housing. Also, the illustrative sample sentences make me understand the meaning of the words and how to use them more deeply.
I'll rewatch the video so that I can master what you taught us completely😊

[bdisasterify]

This article is not only difficult but also very effective. Your lessons are always very useful and great studies! Thank you!

[i-Meadow]

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[gabriellagirardi]

Very helpful lesson to increase our English skills. Thank you so much.

[abadalrhmazkoo]

I agree with you 💯! It is a very useful article about housing. I have learned many new vocabulary from it. Of course, the most important thing is correcting the pronunciation! Teacher Lisa thank you so much for this amazing presentation!

[oneadd]

Hi, Lisa! Your "Advanced Vocabulary and Accent Practice with The New York Times" is the best video of its kind, from which I learned English fastly, effectively, and efficiently. But this kind of video seems just in a few numbers, so I desire that you can make more of them. Thanks, greatly!

[aaa_abc]

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[MrQalay]

Thank you, teacher Lisa I like the way you pronounce English words.

[alexandrelacerda]

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[thieffydiarra]

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