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Physiology

W1: Who makes you laugh? 3 Topics

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Listening 1: Charles Dickens-Making Readers Laugh After 200 Years

Listening 2: What's Your Sense of Humor?

Pronunciation: Initial clusters

W2: Who makes you laugh? 3 Topics

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Grammar: Simple present for informal narratives

Speaking Skill: Using eye contact, tone of voice, and pause

Pronunciation: Final clusters

Psychology

W1: Why do we enjoy sports? 3 Topics Available on 25/10/2020 08:00

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Listening 1: Body and Mind

Listening 2: Sport in Our Lives

Pronunciation: Intonation: typical patterns in functional language 1

W2: Why do we enjoy sports? 3 Topics Available on 01/11/2020 08:00

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Grammar: Gerunds as subjects or objects

Speaking Skill: Asking for and giving opinions

Pronunciation: Consonants /t∫/ /dʒ/

Philosophy

W1: When is honesty important? 3 Topics Available on 08/11/2020 08:00

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Listening 1: Dishonesty in Schools

Listening 2: What's the Right Thing to Do?

Pronunciation: Strong and weak forms in phrases and sentences: articles, comparatives, ‘there’

W2: When is honesty important? 3 Topics Available on 15/11/2020 08:00

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Grammar: Conjunctions "and" and "but"

Speaking Skill: Sourcing information

Pronunciation: Consonants /m/ /n/ /ŋ/

Behavioral Science

W1: Is it ever too late to change? 3 Topics Available on 22/11/2020 08:00

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Listening 1: Attitudes about Change

Listening 2: Tips from a Life Coach

Pronunciation: Intonation: typical patterns in functional language 2

W2: Is it ever too late to change? 3 Topics Available on 29/11/2020 08:00

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Grammar: Imperative of "be + adjective"

Speaking Skill: Checking for listeners' understanding

Pronunciation: Consonant /h/

Psychology

W1: When is it good to be afraid? 3 Topics

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Listening 1: The Science of Fear

Listening 2: What Are You Afraid Of?

Pronunciation: Strong and weak forms in phrases and sentences: auxiliary verbs

W2: When is it good to be afraid? 3 Topics

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Grammar: So and such with adjectives

Speaking Skill: Expressing emotion

Pronunciation: Consonant /l/

Business

W1: How can you find a good job? 3 Topics

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Listening 1: Looking for a Job

Listening 2: The Right Person for the Job

Pronunciation: Contractions

W2: How can you find a good job? 3 Topics

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Grammar: Simple present and simple past

Speaking Skill: Asking for repetition and clarification

Pronunciation: Consonant /r/

Cultural Studies

W1: Why do we study other cultures? 3 Topics

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Listening 1: International Advertising

Listening 2: Cultural Problems

Pronunciation: Pronouncing -s endings in noun plurals and present simple

W2: Why do we study other cultures? 3 Topics

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Grammar: Should and shouldn't; It's + adjective + infinitive

Speaking Skill: Presenting information from notes

Pronunciation: Consonants /w/ /j/

Sociology

W1: What is the best kind of vacation? 3 Topics

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Listening 1: Places in Danger

Listening 2: A Helpful Vacation

Pronunciation: Pronouncing regular past tense endings

W2: What is the best kind of vacation? 3 Topics

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Grammar: Be going to

Speaking Skill: Introducing topics in a presentation

Pronunciation: Medical clusters

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