AudioEnglish.net
The largest English-learning website in the world
• over 150,000 pages;
• over 2,500 audio files;
• British and American English native speakers from Oxford, London, Scotland, New York, California, Massachusetts, and Canada.
• connect using any computer - anytime, anywhere;
• listen to audio and practise pronunciation;
• check out the online tests.
 | Practical English: At the post officeAt the post officeAir mail, please.
|
|
|
| Postal clerk: |
|
Yes, ma´am? |
| Mrs Ryefield: |
|
How much is a stamp to send a letter to France, please? |
| Postal clerk: |
|
Air mail or surface mail? |
| Mrs Ryefield: |
|
Air mail, please. |
| Postal clerk: |
|
That´ll be eighty-five cents. |
| Mrs Ryefield: |
|
Four stamps, please. How much is that? [...] |
|
 | Accounting EnglishAssetsNarration: Part Three
| “Whether particular assets are to be shown as fixed assets or current assets shall depend upon the purpose for which they are intended. Fixed assets shall comprise those assets which are intended for use on a continuing basis for the purposes of the undertaking´s activities.” |
(Excerpt from Directive 78/660/EEC)
|
|
|
WORD OF THE DAY:
65TH
Dictionary entry overview:
• 65TH (adjective)
The adjective 65TH has 1 sense:
1. the ordinal number of sixty-five in counting order
Familiarity: 65TH used as an adjective is very rare.
|
 |
|