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English with Jennifer (JenniferESL)

Год выпуска: 2008-2011 г.
Автор: Jennifer
Язык курса: Английский
Видео: MPEG-4, 640-360 pixels,
Аудио: AAC, VBR 76.0-87,9 Kbps
Описание: Возобновление очень неплохого курса . Заново скачан весь курс с YouTube, но в формате mp4. Часть уроков с исправлениями были перевыложены самой Дженифер. Лично я рекомендую (особо нравится постановка произношения). Американский вариант английского.

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Advanced English with JenniferESL
Lesson 1 (Parts A and B): Olympic Games - Vocabulary Practice
Lesson 2: Olympic Games - Listening Practice
Lesson 3 (Parts A and B): Olympic Games - Grammar Practice
Lesson 4: Yard Sale (Part 1 = Listening Practice, Part 2 = Grammar, Part 3 = Vocabulary)
American Slang – English Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: "Let me grab a bite to eat."
Lesson 2: "Hold on a sec."
Lesson 3: "You up for a movie tonight?"
Lesson 4: "Can you give me a hand?"
Lesson 5: An Old Classmate
Lesson 6: Office Romance
Lesson 7 (Parts A and B): Office Gossip
Lesson 8 (Parts 1 and 2): Cool Car
Basic English Grammar Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: IT'S/ ITS
Lesson 2: IN/ ON
Lesson 3 (Parts A, B, C, D): The Simple Past Tense
Lesson 4: Verb "BE" (Present Tense)
Common Mistakes in English – Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: ADVISE, RECOMMEND, SUGGEST
Lesson 2: THINK
Lesson 3 (Parts A, B, C): Making Requests
Lesson 4 (Parts A, B, C, D): WISH & HOPE
Lesson 5 (Parts A and B): -ING/ -ED Adjectives (Participial Adjectives)
Lesson 6 (Parts A and B): Prepositions
Lesson 7 (Parts A and B): WHETHER
Lesson 8 (Parts A and B): USED TO
Lesson 9 (Parts 1 and 2): TOO & ENOUGH
English Grammar Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: Preferences
Lesson 2a: Factual (Real) Conditionals in the Present
Lesson 2b: Factual (Real) Conditonals in the Future
Lesson 2c: UNLESS
Lesson 2d: Unreal Conditionals in the Present
Lesson 2e and f: Unreal Conditionals in the Past
Lesson 3 (Parts A, B, C): Prepositions of Location and Direction
Lesson 4 (in three parts): The Passive Voice
Lesson 5 (Parts A and B): SEEM
Lesson 6a: Present Perfect - Form and Uses
Lesson 6b: Present Perfect v. Simple Past
Lesson 6c: Present Perfect - Forming the Negative and Questions
Lesson 6d: Present Perfect with Time Expressions & Present Perfect Progressive
Lesson 6e: Present Perfect & Other Verb Tenses - Compare and Contrast
Lesson 7: Reported Speech - Introduction
Lesson 8: Reported Speech - Changing Reference Words
Lesson 9: Reported Speech - Changing Verbs (Subject-Verb Agreement)
Lesson 10: Reported Speech - Changing Verb Tenses
Lesson 11: Reported Speech with Modals
Lesson 12: Reported Speech with Conditionals
Lesson 13: Reported Speech - Forming Yes/No Questions
Lesson 14: Reported Speech - Forming Wh- Questions
Lesson 15: Reported Speech - Using Infinitives to Form Questions
Lesson 16: Reported Speech - Imperatives and Reporting Verbs
Lesson 17: Phrasal Verbs - Introduction
Lesson 18: Phrasal Verbs - Structure
Lesson 19: Phrasal Verbs - Pronunciation
Lesson 20: Phrasal Verbs & Compound Words
Lesson 21: Double Comparatives
Lesson 22 (Parts 1 and 2): Articles - Introduction
Lesson 23: Articles - Generic Nouns
Lesson 24 (Parts 1 and 2): Articles - Places & Geographical Names
Lesson 25 (Parts 1 and 2): Articles - Languages, Countries & Nationalities
Lesson 26: Modal Verbs to Express Past Possibilities
Lesson 27: Gerunds and Infinitives (As direct objects, with a focus on the verbs TRY, STOP, FORGET, and REMEMBER)
English Mini Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: Leap Year
Lesson 2: Easter
Lesson 3: April Fool's Day
Lesson 4: Sneezing
Lesson 5: Mother's Day
Lesson 6: Memorial Day
Lesson 7: New Year's Resolutions
Lesson 8: Tooth Fairy
Lesson 9: Black Friday
Lesson 10: Groundhog Day
English Pronunciation Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1 (Parts A and B): Unvoiced "TH"
Lesson 2: Voiced "TH"
Lesson 3 (Parts A and B): Rhythm Through Rhymes
Lesson 4 (in six parts): "L"
Lesson 5 (in seven parts): "R"
Lesson 6 (in four parts): Word Stress
Lesson 7 (Parts A and B): Thought Groups
Lesson 8 (Parts A, B, C): Stress Patterns
Lesson 9 (Parts A, B, C): Advanced Stress Patterns
Lesson 10 (in four parts): Intonation
Lesson 11 (Parts A and B): CAN/ CAN'T
Lesson 12: Omission of /t/
Lesson 13 (Parts A, B, C): True T & Flap T
Lesson 14: Glottal Stop
Lesson 15: Plural Endings -S/ -ES
English Vocabulary Lessons with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: Expressions About the Outdoors
Lesson 2: Exprsesions for "Easy"
Lesson 3: Kitchen Idioms
Lesson 4: Driving Idioms
Lesson 5: Color Idioms
Lesson 6: Expressions Related to Thanksgiving
Lesson 7: Sports Idioms
Lesson 8: Expressions About Love & Marriage
Lesson 9: Synonyms for Love
Lesson 10: St. Patrick's Day
Lesson 11 (Parts A and B): Father's Day
Lesson 12 (Parts A and B): Independence Day
Lesson 13: Expressions Related to Nose Surgery
Lesson 14 (Parts A and B): Connotations
Lesson 15: Bull Idioms
Lesson 16: Bridge Idioms
Lesson 17: Pittsburgh, PA
Lesson 18: Table idioms
Lesson 19: Valentine's Day
Lesson 20: Road Trip
Lesson 21: Teeth Idioms
Pronunciation of English Vowel Sounds with JenniferESL
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: (Parts 1 and 2) Front Vowels
Lesson 3: (Parts 1 and 2) Back Vowels