B1英语听力练习

Past Perfect Tense: Earlier Past Actions

Past Tense in English: Four Useful Forms

Past perfect progressive: when to use it

Pay off

Months of practice can pay off when you finally succeed. Monthly payments pay a loan off only when the remaining balance reaches zero.

Phase out

Replacing every old device today may disrupt users. Phasing the devices out lets an organisation remove them in planned stages.

Phrasal verbs with call: Choosing the right particle

Pick up

You can pick up a parcel, pick up some Spanish while travelling, or pick up a conversation after lunch. The words around the phrase reveal its meaning.

Please contact me or myself: Which is correct?

Plural of moose: one animal or several

Poke meaning: quick touch and push

Possessive Determiners: Choose the Right Form

Practice English speaking: Five daily exercises

Prepositions of Movement: Choose the Route

Present Continuous: Form and Everyday Use

Present Perfect: Connect Past to Now

Present perfect progressive: how to use have been working

Present perfect: use have and has

Principle or Principal: How to Choose

Project handover

The research is finished, the slides are not, and two colleagues own different next actions. Who must do what, and by when?

Project status update

A colleague reports three tasks, but each has a different status. Which task is finished, which is blocked, and what happens next?

Proper Adjectives: Rules and Examples

Prose or poetry: telling them apart

Public speaking nerves: Four recovery steps

Public speaking: steps for clear delivery