Zapp! English Vocabulary and Pronunciation (English version)

How many of these words will you be able to remember by the end of this unit? Hopefully all of them! Words on the topic of memory, remembering and forgetting will be presented in natural contexts and then reinforced through English pronunciation work. You will also be practising listening to real and unscripted English conversations containing the new vocabulary. Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional vocabulary exercises at http://zappenglish.com.

Download the eBook at http://zappenglish.com. What kind of person are you? How would you describe the character of your best friend? You'll find out which words are positive and which are negative, which means you'll also learn English adjectives for describing people you don't like! You'll develop your listening skills as you hear Katie describe the words to Tom and he tries to guess them. Can you guess them first?

In this unit you'll learn different English words for being dishonest and telling lies. You'll develop your ability to listen to natural English conversations and Stuart and Alec tell us their experiences of being lied to. You'll also work on your English pronunciation of the vocabulary on their own and in sentences. Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional vocabulary exercises at http://zappenglish.com.

In this podcast you'll learn words and phrases for describing your living arrangement and for describing problems with the people you live with and next to. You'll also learn the names for different types of building and accommodation, and places people live in as well as English words for common jobs in the house. In the pronunciation section, you'll work on individual English sounds. Download the eBook at http://zappenglish.com. 

Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional vocabulary exercises at http://zappenglish.com. Most people have an opinion on controversial topics - but if you don't have the vocabulary about the issues, it's difficult to say what you feel in English. In this unit you'll learn the nouns for some controversial issues and improve your ability to express your opinion on them in English. In the pronunciation sections you'll work on word stress and individual sounds.

NEW! LEVEL 2 (Pre Intermediate / Intermediate). Download the eBook at http://zappenglish.com. Everybody has to go to work and in this unit you'll learn words and phrases for talking about people at your work, things you do at work and working hours. You'll learn the words and then review them through listening, where people answer questions giving information about their jobs and how they got them. This audio includes pronunciation work focusing on linking sounds between words.

Newspapers use particular English verbs in both headlines and articles - once you have these words in your vocabulary, it's much easier to understand what's going on. In this unit you'll learn some of the most common newspaper words and work on your English pronunciation, particularly word stress and the most common sound in the English language. Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional vocabulary exercises at http://zappenglish.com.

Pass the popcorn... When most people have watched a movie, whether they love it or hate it, they like to tell people about it. After this unit you'll be better at doing this, through learning English words describing reactions to movies and words for parts of films and the people involved in making them. There's also lots of good English listening practice, as you hear Stuart and Alec answering movie related questions.

Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional vocabulary exercises at http://zappenglish.com.

"You're nicked!" Learning crime and punishment vocabulary in English is always very helpful because it's so common in the media. Increasing your vocabulary in this area will help you with reading newspapers, listening to the news and giving your own opinion on the topic. You'll hear Tom and Katie talking about some funny crime experiences as well as learning something about the English legal system. Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional exercises at http://zappenglish.com.

Maybe age and getting old is a topic that some people don't like talking about, but it is very useful. Learn some common ways to describe ages and words related to different life stages. You'll also hear opinions on what age means to different people and see if your opinions match theirs. You'll do some English pronunciation practice which will help make connections between how certain English words are spelled and how we actually say them. Download the eBook containing the transcription and additional exercises at http://zappenglish.com.