EATTL Learning — The EATT Magazine Podcast

Hi and welcome back to English with Cullen so how did you go in that lesson were there any questions that you had from that lesson if so click the link inside this language lesson and send us your comments send us any questions you had about that lesson and send us any new words that you've

I'm going to ask you today to think about how it is that you learn English what is the best way that you feel that you can learn English is it audiobooks the kind of things that we use here at learning English with colored or is it reading a book

Hi welcome back to learn English with Cullen and today I wanted to ask you about the kind of English language teachers that you have do you have other English language teachers online like me here at learning English with Cullen

I want to ask you what is your biggest challenge or what is the thing that you are having most difficulty with learning English

Here at The University of Sydney our tour starts at the centre of the quadrangle in the heart of the University.

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Where Fran Keeling joins him an archaeologist teaching archeology and ancient history here at The University of Sydney. Fran's area of expertise is ancient Greece and Rome and their neighbours.

We begin our tour in the centre of the Quadrangle, a prominent building made of Sydney sandstone located within the University of Sydney Camperdown Campus.

In today's podcast, Fran guides a fantastic and insightful tour of her unique views from inside the very soul of the university. The University of Sydney is well known for challenging traditions for more than 160 years, and Fran sheds light onto some of the firm traditions on which The University of Sydney is built and how many of these ideas are reflected throughout the architecture and The Quadrangle development.

The original building included the Great Hall and was constructed between 1855 and 1862. Construction on the Quadrangle began in 1854, and it had four sides by 1926.

The University of Sydney is regarded as one of the world's leading universities Australia's first university was founded in 1850.

The stories revealed throughout the podcast here at the oldest university in Australia, are often linked to the design of the building from the architects and craftspeople who carefully made them reflect some of the views and trends at the time.

These include areas and architecture that harks back to a sort of Gothic style, reflecting some of the thinking at the time that surrounded much of British scholarship.

The building grew up in lots of different stages, each adding to the story. The Quadrangle also includes the Great Hall, wherein part two of the interview we explore in more intricate detail and hidden tales from various aspects of its magnificent features.

Here we discover some of the narrative carved and woven into the very fabric

of its creation within the Great Hall in part two of our podcast series from here in the The

The quadrangle at The University of Sydney.

Find out more about what's on https://sydney.edu.au/campus-life/whats-on.html

Explore the University Of Sydney in 360° http://tour.sydney.edu.au/ And more about the research https://sydney.edu.au/research.html

Join us for more from our History https://eattmag.com/tag/history/ series of podcasts in our EATT Magazine History series.

Today I wanted to ask you what time is it that you have breakfast or lunch and do you always have breakfast and if so what do you normally have for breakfast do you have breakfast at home or do you have breakfast at work or do you have breakfast at school or at university or on the way to school or on the way to university

I want you to be able to tell me inside the link in this lesson so what you can do is click the link inside the lesson and in that link I'm going to ask for your first name and your email and just tell me in three or four sentences what are the biggest challenges for you learning English.

In our IELTS series of questions, I wanted to ask you some more questions about food.

Where is your favourite place to eat is one of the questions?

HI and welcome back to English with Cullen so what I've done now is I've created a new series of lessons and in order to get those lessons you'll need to subscribe and the reason you need to subscribe is we are going to begin I'm going to begin to email you every week or if you would like an email every couple of days you can choose and then that way we will be able to deliver you a new English language lesson in a way that you want so you can choose to have an English language lesson email to once a week

Welcome to learn English with Cullen I'm Cullen the editor of EATT Magazine and I'm going to be teaching you English using audio

books and these are audiobooks that you can download to your phone so that you can listen to English every day and inside each lesson, I'm going to ask you to take some notes on

your phone so that you can keep a record of the words that your learning as we go