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This is a listening episode of a story taken from the public domain that was written in 1735. It is one chapter from a book titled "Pirates,  The Lives and Adventures of Sundry Notorious Pirates", by Captain Charles Johnson and C. Lovat Fraser, published in 1922. Johnson wrote this story in 1735. 

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In this episode I define and give examples of common health related idioms. 

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In this episode I discuss how you can become more competent and gain confidence using English at your job.

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In this lesson we practice the soft(voiceless) and hard(voiced) Th pronunciation with a series of drills and sentences that you can do along with the recording. Repeated use of this type of exercise will help you master difficult pronunciation issues. 

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This lesson is a thorough description of how to properly use the six basic tenses of English. I cover in detail present,past and future simple, as well as corresponding continuous forms. This is an adequate review lesson for higher level students but a "must know" lesson for beginners and early intermediate learners. If you can master their usage you will be able to have many productive English conversations. 

I think you will find this lesson very useful and informative.

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In this lesson I read a story from the public domain review regarding a published event which occurred in Nuremburg in 1561.  Following the reading I ask three listening comprehension questions as well as two queries for discussion. I hope you enjoy this lesson. 

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