English presentation on free time with reading practice and podcast delivered by LELB Society’s students and members. Join LELB Society and practice speaking by giving English presentations on interesting topics. We will assess your performance thoroughly. English presentation on free time Watch this video on YouTube Reading practice on free time The importance of free …
Tour de Force 601 Words You Need to Know to Pass Your Exam as a French word existing in English in real-life situations and examples together with synonyms and images and in real context for GRE & SAT candidates /ˌtʊə də ˈfɔːs/ (noun) Definition a marked accomplishment, fantastic performance or crowning achievement that requires great …
Staccato 601 Words You Need to Know /stəˈkɑː.təʊ/ (adj, adv & noun) Definition (in musical direction) in quick short notes that are separated or detached from each other, played separately and in detached short notes, monosyllabic, disjointed, disconnected, clipped – staccato passage or performance Example Staccato is a form of musical direction or articulation. In …
Bravura 601 Words You Need to Know /brəˈvjʊə.rə/ (adj & noun) Definition Adjective: shoring or requiring brilliant skills and styles in an artistic performance especially in music, impressive, outstanding, superlative, virtuoso, dazzling, superb, magnificent Noun: (esp in music) dazzling and impressive artistic flair showing great skill and style in performance, courage, boldness, guts, expertise, daring, …
Bring Down the House 1100 Words You Need Bring Down the House 1100 Words You Need Week 27 to win the enthusiastic approval of the audience, to cause great enthusiasm, to entertain and amuse people, to make people laugh and have a good time Since leaving a white-collar marketing job in 1992, Dave Ruch has …
Rehearse English Flashcard Rehearse English Flashcard (verb) /rɪˈhɜːs/ US /-ˈhɝːs/ 1. to prepare yourself for a public performance of a presentation, piece of music, play, etc. before the expected time: If you had rehearsed for your presentation, you would have been able to manage your allowed time. 2. to repeat an argument, story, opinion, etc. …
Impress Impress (verb) /ɪmˈpres/ to make someone like, respect or admire you because of your appearance, performance or what you say or do – amaze: I was deeply impressed by his good performance at the piano. Parts of Speech Adjective: impressive Adverb: impressively Noun: impression Antonyms disappoint, neglect
Surpass Surpass (verb) /səˈpɑːs/ US /sɚˈpæs/ to perform or do better than – excel – outperform – outdo – exceed: Among his classmates, Tom has surpassed his teacher’s expectations in the final exams. Antonyms follow Parts of Speech Adjective: surpassing Adverb: surpassingly
Traditional Instructional Theory Traditional instructional theory assumes that knowledge and skill can be analysed into component parts that function in the same way no matter where they are used. Psychological theories of the 1920s assumed that learning of complex competencies could be broken down into discrete skills learnt separately, through developing individual stimulus-response bonds (Gipps, …
Reading and listening practice on how to stay calm in crucial moments with a video and its transcript Listening practice on how to stay calm Lecturer, author or publisher: Noa Kageyama and Pen-Pen Chen on TED-Ed YouTube Channel Watch this video on YouTube Reading practice on how to stay calm Your favorite athlete closes in …