Curso de Ingles
Unit 1
N1-L1: Hello and goodbye
N1-L2: Nice to meet you
N1-L3: Where are you from?
N1-L4: She's australian
N1-L5: He's my brother
N1-L6: He's got red hair
N1-L7: What time is it?
N1-L8: I start work at 9 o´clock
N1-L9: Does he work here?
N1-L10: She's an engineer
N1-L11: There's a sunny garden
N1-L12: He lives in a flat
N1-L13: I love surfing the Internet
N1-L14: Let's go to the pub
N1-L15: Food glorious food
N1-L16: What do you have for breakfast?
N1-L17: She's wearing a skirt and socks
N1-L18: A very nice suit
N1-L19: What are your favorite sports?
N1-L20: Do you like watching football?
N1-L21: Revision Unit
Unit 2
N2-L1: Why don't we organise a party?
N2-L2: She's kind and generous
N2-L3: Would you like to go out for lunch?
N2-L4: Are you ready to order?
N2-L5: Can I help you?
N2-L6: I like english breakfast
N2-L7: Turn right at the traffic lights
N2-L8: How do I get to the station?
N2-L9: What a lovely day
N2-L10: What is the weather like?
N2-L11: I love shopping
N2-L12: Can I have a pound of pears?
N2-L13: What do you spend your money on?
N2-L14: How much does it cost?
N2-L15: You don't have to do the hoovering
N2-L16: How do you share housework?
N2-L17: Let's dance
N2-L18: Those were the days
N2-L19: What did you do last weekend?
N2-L20: Who discovered penicillin?
N2-L21: Revision Unit
Unit 3
N3-L1: Do you enjoy working here?
N3-L2: It's time to get up
N3-L3: I remember when you were born
N3-L4: Life is not always easy
N3-L5: How can I improve my English?
N3-L6: Can you understand me?
N3-L7: What's the matter?
N3-L8: Fit and healthy
N3-L9: Where do you want to go?
N3-L10: Have you got your boarding pass?
N3-L11: What a lovely necklace
N3-L12: I like to look my best
N3-L13: They are as friendly as us
N3-L14: Are you a good neighbour?
N3-L15: What are your New year's resolutions?
N3-L16: What are you doing this weekend?
N3-L17: I've done it my way
N3-L18: Did your dreams come true?
N3-L19: How long have you worked in a bar?
N3-L20: I've worked here since 2010
N3-L21: Revision Unit
Unit 4
N4-L1: We mustn't be late for our first play
N4-L2: We used to have romantic dinners
N4-L3: If you want to stay fit use vitalit
N4-L4: Brands are all around us
N4-L5: Can you help me to choose a card?
N4-L6: I love telling jokes
N4-L7: I prefer country music to rock
N4-L8: Are you learning to play the electric guitar?
N4-L9: Bonfire night dinner
N4-L10: How do you celebrate?
N4-L11: And then I woke up
N4-L12: I was having a wonderful dream
N4-L13: Are you environmentally conscious?
N4-L14: Do you recycle?
N4-L15: My computer crashed
N4-L16: How do you use IT in your life?
N4-L17: Isn't this a great show?
N4-L18: That's entertainment
N4-L19: Read all about it
N4-L20: It's all in the news
N4-L21: Revision unit
Unit 5
N5-L1: The world as we know it
N5-L2: Globalisation
N5-L3: Cool science
N5-L4: Having a eureka moment
N5-L5: Inventions that will change our world
N5-L6: How to live green
N5-L7: This sporting life
N5-L8: Try your luck
N5-L9: Life is but a dream
N5-L10: What are your hobbies?
N5-L11: Travel plans
N5-L12: On the road
N5-L13: What's on the menu today?
N5-L14: Changing eating habits
N5-L15: School rules
N5-L16: Opening your mind
N5-L17: Shall we dance?
N5-L18: Good manners
N5-L19: Would you like to go out with me?
N5-L20: Find your perfect match
N5-L21: Revision unit
Unit 6
N6-L1: How do you feel?
N6-L2: Alternative therapies
N6-L3: I really like your lifestyle
N6-L4: Cruising through life
N6-L5: Do you own or rent your house?
N6-L6: My home is my castle
N6-L7: Fact or fiction?
N6-L8: Generation e-reader
N6-L9: Getting around the city
N6-L10: How far is it?
N6-L11: What do you think of him?
N6-L12: More than words
N6-L13: The games people play
N6-L14: Fun for all the family
N6-L15: Do you enjoy art?
N6-L16: The buildings around us
N6-L17: What a great performance
N6-L18: Come and see the show
N6-L19: It's an urban myth Bill
N6-L20: Do you believe in ghosts?
N6-L21: Revision unit
Unit 7
N7-L1: The best place on Earth
N7-L2: Wonders of the world
N7-L3: Sports and performance-enhancing drugs
N7-L4: Two is better than one
N7-L5: What is the perfect age?
N7-L6: Planning your retirement
N7-L7: It's great to see you again
N7-L8: The boomerang generation
N7-L9: Life was hard for my father
N7-L10: Social barriers
N7-L11: Lights camera and action
N7-L12: What's on?
N7-L13: If only
N7-L14: Charities
N7-L15: The butler did it
N7-L16: Police on the beat
N7-L17: What will life be like in 2100?
N7-L18: Will sci-fi inventions ever become real?
N7-L19: Friday 13th
N7-L20: Fears and phobias
N7-L21: Revision unit
Unit 8
N8-L1: Never too old to learn
N8-L2: What course shall I do?
N8-L3: Money problems
N8-L4: Can we live without banks?
N8-L5: Save our trees
N8-L6: Protect our planet
N8-L7: What a bargain
N8-L8: What shall I buy?
N8-L9: Rock on
N8-L10: Making music
N8-L11: My perfect job
N8-L12: Homeworking
N8-L13: The age of the Internet
N8-L14: How can the Internet help us?
N8-L15: Democracy in action
N8-L16: British parliament
N8-L17: I'm a celebrity
N8-L18: Who do you look like?
N8-L19: The voice of age and experience
N8-L20: Let's listen to the radio
N8-L21: Revision unit
Guia de Gramatica Inglesa
Am Is Are
Am Is Are Questions
I am doing
Are you doing?
I do-work-like
I don't & She doesn't
Do you? Does she?
I am doing & I do
I have & I've got
Was & Were
Worked Got Went etc
I didn't & Did you?
I was doing & were you?
I was doing & I did
I have done
Just Already & Yet
Have you ever?
How long have you
Sonidos del ingles
Channels
Coach Shane
1 How ya doin
2 What do you do for a living?
3 I'm into sports
4 My knee went out
5 What's up this weekend
6 I'm gonna kick back
7 I slept in
8 I overslept
9 I'm gonna stock up on water
10 I'm counting on you
11 I had a long week
12 TGIF! Thanks God its's Friday
13 That's pure nonsense
14 Did you get out -ing
15 To do away with something
16 To do something up
17 To do up something
18 To do it over
19 Because of
20 Thanks to
21 Check back in a jiffy
22 Pick your poison
23 Those poor children
24 is pathetic
25 What purpose does it serve?
26 I couldn't help it
27 To look away
28 To push it
29 Are you done yet?
30 Knock on wood
31 Count me in or out
32 To rain on your parade
33 I'm broke
34 To sell someone out
35 It will all come down to
36 I beg to differ
37 Luck Lock Look
38 Don't sweat it
39 Go all out
40 already
Rebecca ESL
Past Tense Verb Pronunciation
How to structure your TOEFL essay
Using the future tense in conversation
Prepositions in english at on in
IELTS writing letters
TOEFL Basics
They're there & their
Reported speech
Who's and Whose
Bored or boring?
Introduction to IELTS exam
Advise and Advice
Present simple and progressive
During and while
You're and Your
TOEFL or IELTS?
Want and would like
Writing and Paraphrasing
TOEFL structure & skills
TOEFL essays types
How to talk about money
8 ways to say Thank You
Saying Yes and No
How to minimize problems
Before & Ago
First name Given name & Forename
Affect & Effect
Talking about your work
All Tenses overview
Complaining and disagreeing politely
Since & for
vocabulary for floods
Bring or take?
Someone anyone & no one
Where do I put the adverb?
Learn english with the news
Talking about responsabilities
Softening your message
Talking about travel
How to expand your vocabulary
Two minute English
How to introduce yourself
Talking about a song
At a restaurant
Ordering a pizza
At a bank
At a stationery shop
Different ways to say goodbye
Ordering coffee
Using can and can't
Greeting people
Asking for directions
Taking a taxi
At the airport
Meeting someone for the first time
Going to the movies
Going on a hiking trip
Shopping for clothes
At the hospital
Describing things and people
Talking about your family
Likes and dislikes
At the grocery store
Correct Use of the article THE
Saying you like something
Taking a break
Use of very and too
At the gym
Describing people
Using may in conversation
At the supermarket
Planning vacations
Hunting for a job
Making excuses
At the train station
Talking about the weather
Ordering things online
Renting an apartment
At the hotel
Talking to a teacher
Your morning routine
Pod English
The apartment
Fears
Sightseeing
Time
Films
Office Talk
Food
Weather
Pets
Complaining
Office Party
Planning a trip
Computers
Yoga & Excersice
Office phone
Girl talk
Climate change
Flowers for girlfriend
Diet
Trends and fashion
Directions
Grocery Shopping
New York
Making a date
Crime
Vacations
Babysitting job interview
Clothes
Job interview
Planning vacation
Checking in
Relationships
Life story
Negotiating & Business English
Scuba Diving
Lifestyle
Office Tour
Sales Figures
School Friends
Talk about the past
English with Ronnie
Pronunciation of words starting with B
Lend Borrow Rent & Use
Future tense: Will and Going to
Pronunciation: can & can't
Sport Vocabulary: Play Go & Do
Vocabulary: death & dying
Marriage and Divorce
Appointments and reservations
The passive voice
Choose & Choice
Mistakes and Regrets
Pronunciation: R and L
Birth and growing up
Pronunciation: P and B
Pronunciation: TH and S
Have Has & Had
Vocabulary: Face and Hair
Freak Freak out & Freaking
Pronunciation: E & I
4 Pronunciation mistakes
Look See & Watch
Hear vs Listen
Tag question: isn't it?
Pronunciation: ION ending
Talking about family
Live & Live
How to pronounce numbers
Do Does Don't Doesn't Did Didn't
Want and Need
Irregular verbs Pronunciation
Text Messaging Abbreviations
9 Homophones
Pronunciation: NG ending
Basic vowel pronunciation
J & Y Pronunciation: Jet vs Yet
Adjectives vs Adverbs
Vocabulary: Getting dressed
Pronunciation: S and SH
How to order in a restaurant
5 mistakes when talking about food
English 232
To Put Down
To Turn Off
To Turn On
To Take Off
To Take Out
Suicide vocabulary
To Look down & To Look up
Expressions : The Point
Expressions: Broke & Break up/down
Slang vocabulary: Being Delusional
Slang: Untrustworthy
Slang vocabulary: Show
Expressions: Being too busy
Expressions: Get up
Expressions: Looking forward to
How to use the word SICK
Meanings of HOT
Vocabulary: Drunk Talk
Phone Slang
Describing Controlling Girls
To Make Out
Tone deaf
Slang: Suck Up
Expression: Black and white
Vocabulary: Taking Sides
Slang: Being Open
Bore Bored Boring Boredom
Grammar: Subtle Meanings
Some Water expressions
Meanings of Take it easy
Slang: Lots of sex
Worst & Best Case Scenario
Expressions with word Last
Vocabulary: On purpose
Slang: Fast improvements
Slang: Going to Sleep
Words beginning with prefix Auto
Expressions with word GUT
Personality types
Describing Personalitiy Disorders
English with Adam
Sentence Stress & Meaning
Other meanings of Milk Water Wear Meet Mean Make
Other Another Otherwise
When and why to use Passive voice
Using So Too Either & Neither
Phrasal Verbs as Nouns
Sometimes Some time Always All ways
Guarantee Warranty Rebate Exchange
Too much Too many Enough
Etc & So on
Life Live Alive & Living
Though Although Even though Despite & In spite of
Grammar: I wish
Actually
Phrasal verbs: Knock out Knock up & Knock over
Everyday or Every day
Moreover In addition & Furthermore
Comparing using As and Like
Negative conditional: Unless & If not
To Seem
All or whole?
Therefore Thus & Consequently
How to increase your vocabulary
Using Verb To Get
Writing a paragraph
Small & little Big & large Tall & High
8 Phrasal verbs with Head
Funner & Faster or More fun & more fast?
12 Internet words
Writing an Essay Introduction
3 Pronunciation Tips
10 phrasal verbs with GET
Prepositions: To or For?
Even though & Even if
Writing: Misplaced modifiers
Cooking Vocabulary
9 phrasal Verbs with TURN
Collective Nouns
Talking about Movies
Grammar: The Causative
Holmwood's
Much & Many
The Body
Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Going to vs Will
Prepositions of time
WH questions
Past Simple
To be To have & To do
Negative Sentences
Using the Present Simple
Adjectives
Prepositions of Place
Present Continuous
Verb To be
Possessive pronouns and Determiners
Some and Any
Personal Pronouns.
Comparatives and Superlatives
When & How to use Present Simple
Definite and Indefinite Articles
Difference between Can & Could
Yes & No questions
Irregular verbs & Past tense
Past Perfect
Past Continuous
Using the Possessive 's
Past Perfect Continuous
Prepositions of Time - Pt 2
Description of Present Perfect
Since & For
Finished vs Ready
Questions using DID
Using Comparatives
Present Perfect - Recent Past
This These That Those
Types of verb
Present Perfect & Uncompleted actions
Present Continuous - Pt 2
Imperatives: Shut up! Listen!
Using Much & Many
Anglolink
Questions in english
Negative form Pt1
Negative form Pt2
Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous vs Present Perfect
Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Introductions and Greetings
Action Verbs vs State Verbs
Future Simple vs 'Going to' Future
'Going to' Future vs Present Continuous (future)
Listening Skills
English Listening Practice
Offers Gratitude Apologies & Requests
Past Continuous vs Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous
Question Tags
Word Order & Sentence Structure
Word Order & Position of Adverbs
Welcoming Visitors
Pronunciation of 'ed'
Future Continuous vs Future Perfect vs Future Perfect
How to use "To Get"
How to use "To Have"
Pronunciation: Vowels & Diphthongs
Pronunciation: Vowels & Diphthongs Pt 2
Phrasal Verbs: Make & Do
Conditionals
Telephoning
Making an Appointment
All English Tenses
Grammar: Tenses Exercise
Questions & Answers 1
Can Could May & Might
Questions & Answers 2
Common Daily Expressions
Will Shall & Would
Questions & Answers 3
Should Must & Have to
American vs British Pronunciation
The Passive Voice
Philochko
Wanna Gonna & Ain't
Gotcha Lemme & Hangover
American Slang: Boo boo
'Cos Cause Kop & You Dunno-nan
Articles: A An The & Willin' Out
American Ghetto Girl Talk
American Ghetto Girl Talk 2
Misused words and phrases
TOEFL Vocabulary
Using "hell" like an American
TOEFL Vocabulary 2
Ten Ways to say "I'm serious"
TOEFL Vocabulary 3
Three ways to use "DAMN"
Understanding New York Slang
TOEFL Vocabulary 4
Using SAY and TELL (with Philochkina)
TOEFL Vocabulary 5
Sound American: "I love you"
Using "Good" and "Well"
Using FUCK & FREAK
Using FUCK & FREAK 2
Ghetto Girl Talk with Philochkina
Ran into Ran away Hold on Show off & Break up
Add up Point out Drop in Take off & Open up
Philochkina:SLANG for Sexy and Ugly
3 Tongue Twisters!
Philochkina: Gay men
Philochkina: Ghetto Girl Body Language
Basic American Slang Tips
Basic American Slang Tips 2
Pronouncing Had Hat Foof Foot Ice & Eyes
Words that make you sound smart!
Words that make you sound smart 2
Meanings of RUN & 10 ways to say SHUT UP
Scary vs Scared
Pronouncing: BITCH & BEACH
Words that make you sound smarter 3
Lazy Internet Talk
Using the word AIN'T
James ESL
Saying Hello & Goodbye fomally and informally
Reading Comprehension
Using "a, an, the" correctly
Expressions using the word Hold
Using MUST & HAVE TO
Say vs Tell & Hear vs Listen
Phrasal Verbs: UP
Learn English More Effectively
If will would & were
Expressions with word BIRD
Pronunciation: Three mistakes 'S'
Expressions with PULL
Pronunciation: 3 mistakes T & D sounds
Apostrophe 'S, after S
Slang insults
Slang insults 2
Pronunciation: 3 TH mistakes
Cultural Differences
Pronunciation of Nouns
I used to vs I'm used to
Vocabulary: Root "Port"
Expressions with word HAND
Phrasal Verbs: TURN
Phrases and Clauses
Passive Voice
Expressions with word MONEY
Love Dating & Relationships
Past Simple & Past Perfect
Should & Had better
Expressions with word ON
Writing an effective essay
Present Perfect Simple & Continuous
Phrasal Verbs: SHUT
Suffiixes: -ism -dom -age & -tion
Numbers in Writing
Talking about the Weather
Expressions involving FOOD
Confused Words: By Bye Buy Bi
All about phrasal verbs
Talking about your Look
Rachels english
How to Pronounce THS sound
Mixing up V & W
Voiced and Unvoiced Sounds
Vowels Comparison
Cloth Clothe & Clothes
American English: Drop the Jaw
Pronouncing N [n] vs. NG [ŋ]
Pronouncing Word & World
F & V Sounds Practice
How to Pronounce AA [æ]
The V sound
Pronouncing AR ORN FEW & FUEL
Pronouncing WE'LL Contraction
Pronouncing the Days of the Week
How to Pronounce the 50 States 1
How to Pronounce the 50 States 2
Homophones
Pronouncing Last Names Pt 1
Reduced Vowels
How to Pronounce the 50 States 3
Pronouncing Last Names Pt 2
Comparing the 3 "UH" sounds
How to Pronounce the 50 States 4
Pronouncing Bottle & Battle
Unreduced Vowels
Pronouncing [æ] before [n], [m], or [ŋ]
Unstressed Syllables: Consonants
How to Pronounce OUGH
Pronouncing Look vs Luke
Heteronyms
Pronouncing Common Female Names
Accent Evaluation Pt 1
Accent Evaluation Pt 2
Pronouncing TH after N or Z
Pronounce T + dark L
Word Comparisons For Chinese Students
Pronouncing letters NG
Pronouncing W sounds
Linking K to a Voiced Consonant
Pronouncing Popular Females Names
English class 101
Vegetables
Fruits
Vehicles
Buildings in the city
Body Parts
Kitchen Vocabulary
Weather
Clothing
Bookstore
School
The Room
Office
Jobs
Fairy Tales Vocabulary
Sports
Study Subjects
Colors
Plants & Flowers
Farm Animals
Safari Animals
Marine Animals
Computer vocabulary
Winter
Summer
Dating
Farm Animals 2
Marine Animals 2
Safari Animals 2
Insects
Birds
Australian Animals
Big cats
Amphibians & Reptiles
Insects 2
Wild Animals
Jungle Animals
Birds 2
Marine Life 2
Forest Animals
Common Animals
English Jade
Extrovert or Introvert student?
Making suggestions
How to sound like a native speaker
English Exams: IELTS CAE & FCE
The best pronunciation advice
How to use apostrophes
8 Grammar Differences in American & British English
8 rules for using THE correctly
Mixing Business with Pleasure
Me Myself & I
Making someone feel better
Tips for a job interview on Skype
Make yourself more interesting
What's your learning style?
What is an auxiliary verb?
Commonly Mispronounced Words
Childish sayings & Insults
Who is in charge? - Causative Verbs
All you need to know about CAE
Talking about an article you have read
Mr Duncan
L1: Introduction
L2: Hello & Goodbye
L3: Please & Thank you
L4: Response to Please & Thank you
L5: Good & Bad
L6: Happy & sad
L7: Health & Exercise
L8: Stress & Worry
L9: Fame
L10: Saying Sorry
L11: Irony
L12: All about you
L13: Grammar
L14: Body language
L15: Slang
L16: Technology
L17: Time
L18: Small talk
L19: Rules
L20: More Slang
L21: Compliments
L22: The Way you feel
L23: Faults & Compliments
L24: Changing English
L25: Making a Speech
L26: On and Off
L27: Nouns & Verbs
L28: Intonation
L29: Humour
L30: Abbreviations
L31: Lies
L32: Fear
L33: Questions & Answers
L34: Political Correctness
L35: Making mistakes
L36: Phonetics
L37: Fashion
L38: News
L39: Money
L40: Complaints
English with Stacy
Linking vowels 1
Can & Can't
Linking vowels 2
Past Particles Pronunciation
Past Particles Pronunciation 2
Tag Question Pronunciation
WH Questions Pronunciation 1A
WH Questions Pronunciation 1B
WH Questions Pronunciation 2
Reductions with H Part 1B
Reductions with H Part 1A
Word Stress in sentences
Can & Can't Pronunciation with Subtitles
Syllable Stress in Words
TH Pronunciation
Word Stress: Dropped Sounds
-Ing & -ed Adjectives Pronunciation
Understanding Fast English Review
English teacher Jon
Meanings of John
Bar & Club Vocabulary
Do vs Make
F vs V pronounciation
Bathroom Vocabulary
Pronouncing ED endings
How to give directions
Pronouncing B & V
5 Idioms about TIME
7 Adjectives for describing People
Talking about shopping
Learn Pronunciation with Poetry
Talking about being sick
5 Food Idioms
Cooking: Making Blueberry Pancakes
Could've Would've & Should've
Halloween Vocabulary
Listening: Strange News
Story Building to improve your english
Listening: Legal Vocabulary
How to compare
Clint Eastwood biography
Vocabulary: End or Finish?
In time & On time
Conversation Skills: Asking Questions
Pronunciation with Poetry
Listening: Sports on TV
Abbreviated English in Ads
Using the word Over
Using the word Above
Second & Third Conditional
Listening: English with dirty jokes
Afraid of Scared of & fear
University degrees in America
Listening: "under the weather"
5 Ways to improve your english
Shade or Shadow?
Quick Soon Early & Fast
English teacher Emma
3 useful expressions
Past or passed?
Expressions with word Hell
By & until
Most Almost & Almost all
Talking about Disability
Pronouncing words ending in S
High score on IELTS task 1
3 useful conversation expressions
Writing: Comma Splices
Passive Voice to avoid responsibility
"The leg of the dog" or "the dog's leg"?
Assure, Ensure, & Insure
Rise or Raise?
The Olympics Vocabulary
Avoid sexism using gender-inclusive language
To lay vs To lie
Grow vs Grow up
Pronouncing TU as in culture lecture & fortune
Immigrate Emigrate or Migrate?
Pronouncing DU as in Schedule Individual & Procedure
A lot, Alot, Lots & Allot
8 things NOT to say to women
Then vs Than
5 useful email expressions
Talking about babies and children
I stopped to talk or I stopped talking?
5 tips to improve your writing
Going to the hairdresser
13 BOOK Expressions in English
6 tips for dealing with speaking anxiety
Between or Among?
Technology & Computers Vocabulary
Besides or Beside?
I tried to do or I tried doing?
IELTS Speaking Task 1
About vs About to
IELTS Speaking Task 2
Learn to use Remember & Forget correctly
IELTS Speaking Task 3
Teacher Melanie
7 Commonly Mispronounced Words
How To Say The English Alphabet
Numbers 0-99
11 Words With Silent Letters
Numbers 100-1 trillion
Numbers in Time Scores Years & More
Similar words pronounced differently
5 Commonly Mispronounced Words
Pronunciation: V vs W
Pronunciation: B vs V
60 Words with "uh" /ʌ/ vowel sound
Pronunciation: TH & Z vs S
50 Words with 'ch' pronounced 'k'
25 Words with 'ch' Pronounced 'sh'
Vocabulary: The Backyard
Pronunciation: Sh vs Ch
Pronunciation: T Th & D as in Day vs They
34 Fruit Names
30 French Words Used in English
A poem about English Pronunciation
How to Say Names of Actors
How to Say Names of Actresses
How to Say Fashion Brand
Makeup Vocabulary Lesson
Pronunciation: L & R Part 1
Pronunciation: L & R exercises Part 2
36 Summer Olympic Sports
American Accent: N+T = Silent T
15 Winter Olympic Sports
American Accent: T + N
The Rhythm of English: Stress & Syllables
Daily Dictation
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English accents
Pictionary
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Curso de Ingles
Unit 4
N4-L7: I prefer country music to rock
Curso de inglés
Nivel 4 - Lección 7
I prefer country music to rock
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