English Medium/High Level Video Lessons

Video Lesson guide.
In this video you are going to learn English (ESL,EFL) Vocabulary and expressions related to basic shopping .
How to study with the video
Click play to begin. Listen and repeat what you hear. Follow the videos closely. Repeat video for clarity.
Just keep a dictionary nearby in case you still can’t understand some expressions. Or use our dictionary links.
Vocabulary: how much, mp3 player etc.
Communication focus: How much is that mp3 player?

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