Televisione - Frasario - Podcast

Hello everybody! Welcome to the English Blog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting English on how to talk about TV programmes.
Before starting, let me first explain that the lesson is divided into two parts:
PART ONE: you’ll be listening to some useful phrases you’ll then hear a short explanation of these words, followed by an example of how they are used.
PART TWO: you’ll be listening to two people watching television.
So let’s start!

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Televisione - Frasario

Ecco alcune frasi utili per parlare dei programmi televisivi

If you want to know about someone’s TV habits: What programmes do you like watching on TV?

If you want to speak about the programmes that you like or don’t like I usually watch the news in the evenings.
I never watch reality shows. I don’t like them at all!
I’m hooked on “Ally McBeal”! (I really like it!)

If you want to know what programmes are on TV “What’s on tonight?” “ ‘Friends’ is on at 9pm”
“What channel is it on?” “It’s on Channel Four.”

If you want to make a suggestion: “Let’s watch ‘Big Brother’!” “No, it’s boring! How about a film?”

Ristorante - Vocabolario - Trascrizione

Hello everybody! Welcome to the EnglishBlog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting survival English on restaurants.
Before starting, let me first explain that you’ll be listening to some useful English vocabulary, followed by an explanation and an example of their uses.
So let’s start!

Ristorante - Vocabolario - Podcast

Hello everybody! Welcome to the EnglishBlog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting survival English on restaurants.
Before starting, let me first explain that you’ll be listening to some useful English vocabulary, followed by an explanation and an example of their uses.
So let’s start!

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Ristorante - Vocabolario

Nella lezione di oggi troverai alcune parole che potrai utilizzare al ristorante.

Waiter/waitress: the person who serves you at a restaurant.
Menu: a list of the food and drinks served at a restaurant.
Wine list: a list of the different types of wine available at a restaurant.
Starters (USA: appetizers/hors d’oeuvres): a small amount of food that you eat before your main course.
Main course: the most important dish in a meal (remember that in British restaurants there is no difference between primi and secondi).
Side dishes: food, usually vegetables, that you eat with your main course.
Soft drinks: drinks that don’t contain alcohol.
Bill (USA: check): the amount of money you have to pay for your meal.
Tip: a small amount of money that you leave for the waiter.

Cucina - Frasario - Trascrizione

Hello everybody! Welcome to the EnglishBlog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting survival English on phrases that will help you to understand English recipes.
Before starting, let me first explain that the lesson is divided into two parts:
PART ONE: you’ll be listening to some useful phrases you’ll then hear a short explanation of these words, followed by an example of how they are used.
PART TWO: you’ll be listening to two people making pancakes.
So let’s start!

Cucina - Frasario - Podcast

Hello everybody! Welcome to the EnglishBlog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting survival English on phrases that will help you to understand English recipes.
Before starting, let me first explain that the lesson is divided into two parts:
PART ONE: you’ll be listening to some useful phrases you’ll then hear a short explanation of these words, followed by an example of how they are used.
PART TWO: you’ll be listening to two people making pancakes.
So let’s start!

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Cucina - Frasario

Questa lezione ti aiuterà a capire il significato di alcune istruzioni date nelle ricette.

Pre-heat the oven to 200°C: The oven should be hot before you put food in it. Whisk together the eggs, milk and flour in a bowl: mix eggs, milk and flour by beating them with a fork or a whisk. Stir together to make a batter: combine the ingredients until you obtain a soft mixture. Stir in the cream: add the cream to the mixture. Drain the pasta: separate water from the pasta by using a colander. Sprinkle the pasta with the chopped basil: cut the basil into little pieces and put it on top of pasta. Fry the omelette until golden brown: cook the omelette in a pan with oil until it becomes a golden colour. Season and drizzle with olive oil: when the dish is ready, add salt, pepper and a little oil.

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Turista - Grammatica - Trascrizione

Hello everybody! Welcome to the EnglishBlog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting survival English on when to use “in case” and when to use “if”.
Before starting, let me first explain that the lesson is divided into two parts:
PART ONE: you’ll be learning the difference between “in case” and “if”.
PART TWO: you’ll be listening to a couple preparing to go on holiday.
So let’s start!

Turista - Grammatica - Podcast

Hello everybody! Welcome to the EnglishBlog. In this podcast, you’ll be learning some interesting survival English on when to use “in case” and when to use “if”.
Before starting, let me first explain that the lesson is divided into two parts:
PART ONE: you’ll be learning the difference between “in case” and “if”.
PART TWO: you’ll be listening to a couple preparing to go on holiday.
So let’s start!

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Turista - Grammatica

La lezione di oggi ti illustrerà la differenza tra IN CASE ed IF.

Leggi le frasi che seguono. Qual è la differenza tra loro?

a) Put essential replacements in your hand luggage, in case your suitcases don’t arrive at your destination
b) If your documents are lost or stolen, you should report the theft to the police immediately.

- Usiamo in case per parlare dell’eventualità di un evento o di una situazione. Put essential replacements in your hand luggage, in case your suitcases don’t arrive at your destination (OR it is possible that your suitcases don’t arrive) Metti un ricambio nel bagaglio, casomai le valigie non arrivassero a destinazione.

- Usiamo if per parlare di un presupposto o una condizione a cui segue un’azione. If your documents are lost or stolen, you should report the theft to the police immediately. Se i tuoi documenti vengono rubati, devi denunciare il furto immediatamente alla polizia. (Solo se si verifica questa situazione).

Osserva però che in case of è usato come if: In case of theft, please call this number immediately.(OR if there is a theft)
In caso di furto, chiamateci subito a questo numero.