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Description:
Welcome to High Level Listening's latest Intermediate Vocabulary and Speaking class! Hosted by Kat and Mark, this engaging session is perfect for those looking to enhance their English vocabulary and speaking skills with a cozy theme: being in bed and waking up.
What You'll Learn:
- Five intermediate-level vocabulary words and phrases related to waking up.
- Pronunciation differences between American and British English.
- Useful expressions for morning routines and sleep-related scenarios.
Vocabulary Highlights:
1. Sleepy: Understand how to express tiredness in a cute and simple way.
2. Hit Snooze: Dive into the common morning struggle with your alarm clock.
3. Stretch: Learn why stretching is essential after a night's sleep.
4. Yawn: A natural reaction to tiredness, understand its pronunciation and social etiquette.
5. Good Morning, Sleepyhead and Rise and Shine: Delightful phrases to brighten up anyone's morning.
Class Structure:
- Kat (American voice) and Mark (British voice) guide you through each word and phrase.
- Real-life examples to help you understand and practice each term.
- Speaking practice: Repeat and practice the phrases at different speeds.
Thank You:
- Thanks for joining our Intermediate Vocabulary and Speaking class. Use these new words and phrases to describe your morning or interact with someone who's just waking up.
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