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English for Parties: Vocabulary, Expressions, Culture
Going to a party, potluck, or get-together? Learn common English words and expressions that native speakers use when talking about parties. We’ll cover useful vocabulary likehouse party, potluck, get-together, host, guest, RSVP, and dress code, plus everyday expressions such as “Make yourself at home” and “Thanks for having me”. This lesson is perfect for beginner and intermediate English learners who want to sound more natural in social situations. Practice your listening, build your vocabulary, and gain confidence using English at parties and other social events. Take the quiz after watching to practice what you have learned.
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7 COMMENTS
I enjoyed my self at your house warming
It´s very interesting. Thank you
I really enjoy this kind of class with this amazing teacher.
Dear Emma, you are like a good friend for English learners informing us of special expressions and North American party customs. I am looking forward to attending your next lessons. Thanks a lot!
Amazing
hello
Hello Emma,
Thank you for your lesson. I have learned many new terms and idioms about different types of parties.
I would still like to ask you about “off-grid party”. What kind of party is this?
By the way, could you please make a lesson about Binomial Pairs (or Binomial Expressions)? For instance: safe and sound, short and sweet, spick and span,… :)
Thank you!
Warm regards,
Tayeb