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~ Questions and Answers with Simple Dialogues ~ |
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~ Topics of Conversation and Sample Dialogues ~ |
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~ Basic Speaking, Vocabulary, and Structures ~ |
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~ Beginner Plus Level ~ Making Small Talk ~ |
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~ Intermediate Level ~ Making Conversation ~ |
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~ Pre-Intermediate Level ~ Exploring Ideas ~ |
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~ Welcome to The Language Works ~ |
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~ Courses for Teens and Adults ~ |
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© COPYRIGHT The Language Works and its licensors 2006 ~ 2023. All rights reserved. |
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~ Basic Writing, Vocabulary, and Structures ~ |
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Humbirdoutpost.com ~ Poetry, various opinions, and a novel ~ 2023. All rights reserved. |
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~ Pre-Intermediate Level ~ From Pen to Voice ~ |
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~ Various Concepts ~ Section Three ~ Teachers on the Internet ~ |
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~ Part Three ~ Videos for Conversation One ~ |
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1) Phrasal Verbs ~ Go
2) Phrasal Verbs ~ Come
3) Phrasal Verbs ~ Let
4) Phrasal Verbs ~ Make
5) Phrasal Verbs ~ Take
6) Phrasal Verbs ~ Bring
7) Phrasal Verbs ~ Get
8) Phrasal Verbs ~ Throw
9) Phrasal Verbs ~ Work
10) Phrasal Verbs ~ Wash |
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~ Words that go Together ~ Section One ~ Phrasal Verbs ~ |
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~ Part One ~ Work Sheets for Conversation ~ |
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~ Vocabulary versus Collocations ~ |
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Notes: Collocations are words that occur in language in groups or chunks or phrases.
They occur more often than by chance. In other words, collocations are not random.
Idioms and sayings are also examples of collocations. They are fundamentals of language.
On the other hand, vocabulary are words presented in isolation. There is no context.
One could memorize a dictionary and never learn to speak. Interaction is essential.
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Appendix One ~ Dictation Appendix Two ~ Verb Lists (print) Appendix Three ~ Excused Absences (print) |
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~ Part Two ~ Work Sheets for Conversation ~ |
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11) Phrasal Verbs ~ Clean
12) Phrasal Verbs ~ Catch
13) Phrasal Verbs ~ Keep
14) Phrasal Verbs ~ Hold
15) Phrasal Verbs ~ Set
16) Phrasal Verbs ~ Stand
17) Phrasal Verbs ~ Call
18) Phrasal Verbs ~ Run
19) Phrasal Verbs ~ Break
20) Phrasal Verbs ~ Read |
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~ Words that go Together ~ Section Two ~ Collocations ~ |
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11) Adjectives 1 ~ Describing Personality
12) Adjectives 2 ~ Describing People
13) Adjectives 3 ~ Relationships
14) Collocations 1 ~ Common Phrasing
15) Collocations 2 ~ Common Adverbs
16) Collocations 3 ~ Adjectives/Movies
17) Proverbs 1 ~ General Expressions
18) Proverbs 2 ~ More Expressions
19) Lexicon 1 ~ Lexical Chunks
20) Lexicon 2 ~ The Lexical Approach |
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1) Papa English ~ Fun Activities
2) Merriam Webster ~ Games and Quizzes
3) Thesaurus.com ~ Greetings/Vocabulary
4) Dictionary.com ~ Games and Quizzes
5) English Shorts (맛) ~ Expressions Exercise
6) Phrases 1 ~ Talk ~ Expressions 1
7) Phrases 2 ~ Talk ~ Expressions 2
8) Chunks ~ Informal Conversation
9) 50 Idioms ~ Colorful Expressions
10) 50 Phrases ~ More Real Conversation |
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1) Collocations ~ Ask
2) Collocations ~ Tell
3) Collocations ~ Say
4) Collocations ~ Make
5) Collocations ~ Have
6) Collocations ~ Do
7) Collocations ~ Give
8) Collocations ~ Take
9) Collocations ~ Get
10) Collocations ~ Pay |
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11) Collocations ~ Save
12) Collocations ~ Big
13) Collocations ~ Great
14) Collocations ~ Heavy
15) Collocations ~ On
16) Collocations ~ At
17) Collocations ~ With
18) Collocations ~ Go
19) Collocations ~ Break
20) Collocations ~ Variety |
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~ Various Ideas ~ Section Four ~ Salmon Rushdie ~ Tribute |
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~ Part Four ~ Videos for Conversation Two ~ |
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17) Poets-1 ~ Emily Dickenson
18) Poets-2 ~ Edgar Allen Poe
19) Poets-3 ~ Yoon Dong Ju
20) Poets-4 ~ Matsuo Basho
21) Travelers-1 ~ Marco Polo
22) Travelers-2 ~ Paul Theroux
23) Travelers-3 ~ Elizabeth Gilbert-1
24) Travelers-4 ~ Elizabeth Gilbert-2
25) History-1 ~ The Renaissance
26) History-2 ~ Modernism
27) History-3 ~ Post-Modernism
28) History-4 ~ Romanticism
29) Extraordinary-1 ~ Lao Tsu
30) Extraordinary-2 ~ Oprah Winfrey
31) Extraordinary-3 ~ Nelson Mandela
32) Extraordinary-4 ~ Noam Chomsky |
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1) Philosophers-1 ~ Baruch Spinoza
2) Philosophers-2 ~ Friedrich Nietzsche
3) Philosophers-3 ~ Byung-Chul Han ~ 1
4) Philosophers-4 ~ Byung-Chul Han ~ 2
5) Philosophers-5 ~ Carl Jung
6) Philosophers-6 ~ Benjamin Franklin
7) Artists-1 ~ Paul Cezanne
8) Artists-2 ~ Kim Jung Gi
9) Artists-3 ~ Lee Jung Seob
10) Artists-4 ~ Claude Monet
11) Novelists-1 ~ Emile Bronte
12) Novelists-2 ~ Mary Shelley
13) Novelists-3 ~ Jane Austen
14) Novelists-4 ~ Han Kang ~ 1
15) Novelists-5 ~ Han Kang ~ 2
16) Novelists-6 ~ Alice Walker |
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Appendix Four ~ Parts of Sentences Appendix Five ~ Types of Sentences Appendix Six ~ ? |
