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Let's talk about searching google on your phone. English lesson 45

Level 1. A Slow speaking class. Watch the video, Listen and Learn

How do you search on google on your phone?

Do you do it by voice?

Or do you type the words out?

Let's try a google search together, are you ready?

Ok, so this time I'm going to type it out the search on my phone.

What is the weather in Los Angeles today

And the weather is shown to me in Celsius.

Do you know what Celsius is?

Ok let's try again

What is the weather in Los Angeles today in Fahrenheit?

Do you know what Fahrenheit is?

Ok, let's talk about Celsius is.

Celsius is a scale of temperature on which water freezes at 0° and

boils at 100° under standard conditions.

Ok let's try now

what is Fahrenheit

is a scale of temperature, on which water freezes at 32°

and boils at 212° under standard conditions.

What is the difference between Celsius and Fahrenheit?

That is the difference between the Boiling/Freezing Point and Degree Size.

Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius, and boils at 100 degrees C,

while in Fahrenheit, water freezes at 32 degrees F and boils at 212 degrees F.

You see that Celsius has 100 degrees between the freezing and boiling point,
whereas Fahrenheit has 180 degrees between these two points.

Because of the widespread adoption of the metric system, most countries worldwide including non-metric Liberia and Burma – use Celsius as their official temperature scale.

Today, countries that use the Fahrenheit include the Bahamas, Palau, Belize, the Cayman Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, and the United States and its territories such as Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Guam.

What temperature is it where you are today?

Google your weather today on your phone

And then click on the link in this lesson and if you can't see this form
tell us is the temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit,

so just a few quick questions in today's lesson

And please tell us whats the weather this week where you live.
We look forward to your answers and getting your ideas during the next lesson.

Test your English today with more lessons

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Listen to lesson 44 one more time and answer the questions here

https://forms.gle/MDWhD8YNwptCq7uN8

Or in the form below

Hello, Cullen here, welcome back and hello to

Vourchnea, Maya, Aye, Solange, and Cecilia,

Just some of our students from Cambodia, Nepal, Myanmar, Rwanda, and Namibia.

Who are all learning to speak English and some of whom also speak

Oshindonga,

Myanmar,

Nepali, and Khmer.

Did you know that in Cambodia, around 90% of the official language is Khmer, and It is spoken by nearly 90% of the country's population.

Have you been to Cambodia?

And also, the Khmer language in Cambodia is used in government administration and for imparting education at all levels and in the media.

So great to have you all with us.

And as you know, these are just a few of our new students like you from around the world.

I have been away, traveling, and working, and so you have Harris, our intelligent machine learning friend here at EATT Magazine has been giving English

lessons while I am working on new lesson plans.

We also have a vast number of new students from Persia, Brazil, Mongolia, the United States, China, France, the Middle East, and Japan, to name just a few places

Welcome.

Great to have you with us,

Do you know the meaning of the word vast?

Vast could mean

A great area or extent or immense as just one example

and these are all great words for you to search on google.

Vast,

and Immense.

Please also don't forget to click on the link inside this lesson and tell us where you are from

Now I know some of you are already at University and some of you also plan to go to college,

but some of our students are not planning more studies they are working towards creating their own business,

so that is great to hear

Do you have a business in mind you would like to run?

Would you like to be a tour guide?

Or a teacher, or are you planning to be a builder or something else?

Please let us know in the comments as we can use all of your answers in our upcoming lessons

And what is the kind of English you might need to learn to help you get there?

So have a think about it, and from everyone here at EATT Magazine, we will catch up with you in the next lesson.

And don't forget to fill in the answers and test your English in this Saturday's lesson by clicking on the link.

Please don't forget to check out last weeks lesson if you missed it 

https://eattmag.com/fridays-faster-speaking-english-lesson-is-out-now-number-43/

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Hello, Cullen here, welcome back and hello to

Vourchnea, Maya, Aye, Solange, and Cecilia,

Please don't forget to check out last weeks lesson if you missed it 

https://eattmag.com/fridays-faster-speaking-english-lesson-is-out-now-number-43/

Just some of our students from Cambodia, Nepal, Myanmar, Rwanda, and Namibia.

Who are all learning to speak English and some of whom also speak

Oshindonga,

Myanmar,

Nepali, and Khmer.

Did you know that in Cambodia, around 90% of the official language is Khmer, and It is spoken by nearly 90% of the country's population.

Have you been to Cambodia?

And also, the Khmer language in Cambodia is used in government administration and for imparting education at all levels and in the media.

So great to have you all with us.

And as you know, these are just a few of our new students like you from around the world.

I have been away, traveling, and working, and so you have Harris, our intelligent machine learning friend here at EATT Magazine has been giving English

lessons while I am working on new lesson plans.

We also have a vast number of new students from Persia, Brazil, Mongolia, the United States, China, France, the Middle East, and Japan, to name just a few places

Welcome.

Great to have you with us,

Do you know the meaning of the word vast?

Vast could mean

A great area or extent or immense as just one example

and these are all great words for you to search on google.

Vast,

and Immense.

Please also don't forget to click on the link inside this lesson and tell us where you are from

Now I know some of you are already at University and some of you also plan to go to college,

but some of our students are not planning more studies they are working towards creating their own business,

so that is great to hear

Do you have a business in mind you would like to run?

Would you like to be a tour guide?

Or a teacher, or are you planning to be a builder or something else?

Please let us know in the comments as we can use all of your answers in our upcoming lessons

And what is the kind of English you might need to learn to help you get there?

So have a think about it, and from everyone here at EATT Magazine, we will catch up with you in the next lesson.

And don't forget to fill in the answers and test your English in this Saturday's lesson by clicking on the link.

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Acknowledgments

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Don't forget to listen to last weeks lesson 

https://eattmag.com/thank-you-for-joining-us-for-thursdays-slow-speaking-english-lesson-number-43/

Hello, Cullen here, welcome back and hello to

Vourchnea, Maya, Aye, Solange, and Cecilia,

Just some of our students from Cambodia, Nepal, Myanmar, Rwanda, and Namibia.

Who are all learning to speak English and some of whom also speak

Oshindonga,

Myanmar,

Nepali, and Khmer.

Did you know that in Cambodia, around 90% of the official language is Khmer, and It is spoken by nearly 90% of the country's population.

Have you been to Cambodia?

And also, the Khmer language in Cambodia is used in government administration and for imparting education at all levels and in the media.

So great to have you all with us.

And as you know, these are just a few of our new students like you from around the world.

I have been away, traveling, and working, and so you have Harris, our intelligent machine learning friend here at EATT Magazine has been giving English

lessons while I am working on new lesson plans.

We also have a vast number of new students from Persia, Brazil, Mongolia, the United States, China, France, the Middle East, and Japan, to name just a few places

Welcome.

Great to have you with us,

Do you know the meaning of the word vast?

Vast could mean

A great area or extent or immense as just one example

and these are all great words for you to search on google.

Vast,

and Immense.

Please also don't forget to click on the link inside this lesson and tell us where you are from

Now I know some of you are already at University and some of you also plan to go to college,

but some of our students are not planning more studies they are working towards creating their own business,

so that is great to hear

Do you have a business in mind you would like to run?

Would you like to be a tour guide?

Or a teacher, or are you planning to be a builder or something else?

Please let us know in the comments as we can use all of your answers in our upcoming lessons

And what is the kind of English you might need to learn to help you get there?

So have a think about it, and from everyone here at EATT Magazine, we will catch up with you in the next lesson.

And don't forget to fill in the answers and test your English in this Saturday's lesson by clicking on the link

Test your answers in this Saturday's English lesson number 43 by clicking this link 

https://forms.gle/7X7kYQGxZZHwGkYz7

What kind of work do you do?

Welcome to this week's English lesson number 43.

In our last lesson we talked about using email and we talked about resumes, and CV’s also known as Curriculum vitae

Do you remember last week's lesson?

We have included the link to last week's lesson just in case you missed it

https://eattmag.com/in-this-thursdays-slow-english-lesson-42-lets-talk-about-email/

So please do replay last week's lesson so you can catch up with all of us to this week's lesson.

In this week's lesson, we want to talk about what kind of work do you do now?

Are you working now?

Or are you a full-time student now?

And if you are working now, are you working full-time or part-time?

And if you are working now what kind of work do?

Are you working in the store?

Are you working in a factory?

Are you working in the field?

Or are you working in an office on a computer?

Or are you a driver

Do you drive a bus?

Do you drive a train?

Or do you drive a taxi?

Or do you drive an uber?

Let us know in the link in this Saturdays lesson

If you are working now or if you are a student?

And if you are working now, is it part-time or full-time?

And what kind of job you have?

And please be sure to catch up with us in our next lesson after you have answered all the questions in this Saturday's lesson.

So you can test your English

And keep up to date the latest English lessons with EATT Magazine and test your English every Saturday

by answering the questions in the link we made for you

Welcome to Fridays faster speaking English lesson

number 43.

What kind of work do you do?

Welcome to this week's English lesson number 43.

In our last lesson we talked about using email and we talked about resumes, and CV’s also known as Curriculum vitae

Do you remember last week's lesson?

We have included the link to last week's lesson just in case you missed it

https://eattmag.com/in-this-thursdays-slow-english-lesson-42-lets-talk-about-email/

So please do replay last week's lesson so you can catch up with all of us to this week's lesson.

In this week's lesson, we want to talk about what kind of work do you do now?

Are you working now?

Or are you a full-time student now?

And if you are working now, are you working full-time or part-time?

And if you are working now what kind of work do?

Are you working in the store?

Are you working in a factory?

Are you working in the field?

Or are you working in an office on a computer?

Or are you a driver

Do you drive a bus?

Do you drive a train?

Or do you drive a taxi?

Or do you drive an uber?

Let us know in the link in this Saturdays lesson

If you are working now or if you are a student?

And if you are working now, is it part-time or full-time?

And what kind of job you have?

And please be sure to catch up with us in our next lesson after you have answered all the questions in this Saturday's lesson.

So you can test your English

And keep up to date the latest English lessons with EATT Magazine and test your English every Saturday

by answering the questions in the link we made for you

Welcome to Thursday's slow speaking English lesson

number 43.

What kind of work do you do?

Welcome to this week's English lesson number 43.

In our last lesson we talked about using email and we talked about resumes, and CV’s also known as Curriculum vitae

Do you remember last week's lesson?

We have included the link to last week's lesson just in case you missed it

https://eattmag.com/in-this-thursdays-slow-english-lesson-42-lets-talk-about-email/

So please do replay last week's lesson so you can catch up with all of us to this week's lesson.

In this week's lesson, we want to talk about what kind of work do you do now?

Are you working now?

Or are you a full-time student now?

And if you are working now, are you working full-time or part-time?

And if you are working now what kind of work do?

Are you working in the store?

Are you working in a factory?

Are you working in the field?

Or are you working in an office on a computer?

Or are you a driver

Do you drive a bus?

Do you drive a train?

Or do you drive a taxi?

Or do you drive an uber?

Let us know in the link in this Saturdays lesson

If you are working now or if you are a student?

And if you are working now, is it part-time or full-time?

And what kind of job you have?

And please be sure to catch up with us in our next lesson after you have answered all the questions in this Saturday's lesson.

So you can test your English

And keep up to date the latest English lessons with EATT Magazine and test your English every Saturday

by answering the questions in the link we made for you

Answer today's questions about emails and test your English

https://forms.gle/U9V8ST2ah6sEABxs7

Here are 3 quick questions you can think about and answer us on Saturdays lesson

Question number 1
Do you have an email address?

Question number 2
How often do you send emails?

Question number 3do you use your email to apply for jobs?
What kind of emails do you send and receive?

Do you use your email address to sign up for English lessons?

Or 

Do you have a resume ready to send people when you are looking for work?

Do you know the meaning of the word resume?

A resume is a document used and created by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishments.

Resumes can be used for a variety of reasons, but most often they are used to secure new employment

What kind of resume or CV do you have?

Did you know CV stands for we sometimes say curriculum vitae you have for work?

The curriculum vitae is similar to a resume but is used more frequently by people who have published works in journals, such as scientists or academic professionals.

We look forward to your answers in today's lesson on how you
use emails and if you have a curriculum vitae or a resume and learning more
English with you in our next lesson.

Test your English today with a new lesson

https://eattmag.com/learn-english/

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Welcome back to our next lesson today about emails

Here are 3 quick questions you can think about and answer us on Saturdays lesson

Question number 1
Do you have an email address?

Question number 2
How often do you send emails?

Question number 3
What kind of emails do you send and receive?

Do you use your email address to sign up for English lessons?

Or do you use your email to apply for jobs?

Do you have a resume ready to send people when you are looking for work?

Do you know the meaning of the word resume?

A resume is a document used and created by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishments.

Resumes can be used for a variety of reasons, but most often they are used to secure new employment

What kind of resume or CV do you have?

Did you know CV stands for we sometimes say curriculum vitae you have for work?

The curriculum vitae is similar to a resume but is used more frequently by people who have published works in journals, such as scientists or academic professionals.

We look forward to your answers by clicking the link in Saturday's lesson on how you
use emails and if you have a curriculum vitae or a resume and learning more
English with you in our next lesson.

Test your English today with a new lesson

https://eattmag.com/learn-english/

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Welcome back to our next lesson today about emails

Here are 3 quick questions you can think about and answer us on Saturdays lesson

Question number 1
Do you have an email address?

Question number 2
How often do you send emails?

Question number 3
What kind of emails do you send and receive?

Do you use your email address to sign up for English lessons?

Or do you use your email to apply for jobs?

Do you have a resume ready to send people when you are looking for work?

Do you know the meaning of the word resume?

A resume is a document used and created by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishments.

Resumes can be used for a variety of reasons, but most often they are used to secure new employment

What kind of resume or CV do you have?

Did you know CV stands for we sometimes say curriculum vitae you have for work?

The curriculum vitae is similar to a resume but is used more frequently by people who have published works in journals, such as scientists or academic professionals.

We look forward to your answers by clicking the link in Saturday's lesson on how you
use emails and if you have a curriculum vitae or a resume and learning more
English with you in our next lesson.

Test your English today with a new lesson

https://eattmag.com/learn-english/

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