E S L
English for
Successful
Living

The book is written by students at Nova and TALK schools of English. 
There are many students who are helping with the questions and the information in the book.

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BONUS CHAPTERS
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This section is very honest and it has words that are not useful for children under 16 years of age.
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  Some abbreviations and New Words for someone who arrives in South Florida...

JC-PENNY. It's usually a mall entrance store. You can find the most famous brands.

K-MART. A large variety store where you can find from clothes to electronics.

KFC. A fast food place, where you can buy chicken in several forms. I recommend the "twister"......it's a kind of pita bread with chicken and vegetables inside.
 
LAS OLAS BOULEVARD. A great place near to the beach, where you can shop, walk around or go to its clubs and cafes at nights. It's in Fort. Lauderdale.

MUVICO. It's a big place in Sheridan Street, with 24 movie-rooms.

MISSISIPI. It's a river that divide the USA......everything that is at the West of the river, begins with "K", and everything that is at the East of it, begins with "W".

NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY. Our university, located in University Dr.NASA. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
 
OFFICE DEPOT. A big store where you can find everything for your office.
 
PUBLIX. A big supermarket.

PAYLESS. A shoes store, famous for its massive reductions on the shoes prices. There are shoes from $9.99.

PLAY. "Shakespeare's playes" "Theater's play". In theater.......a play could be a drama or a comedy. Play = obra.

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J to P  Difficult Words

Q to Z  Difficult words


ROXANA's IDIOMS


Idioms about Business

Idioms about Education

Idioms about Jobs

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