Have you ever climbed a tree?

[Londonist Ltd]

Follow Jack’s tree climbing adventures HERE

Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching video :

• I’m an obsessive tree climber
• Probably 200 or so trees across the city
• I’ve distilled that into my book
• The tree climber’s guide
• Central London
• All the emails, the phone calls and the spreadsheets
• So I stepped out into a park with a sandwich
• A pine tree
• 60 Feet above London
• The view was just amazing
• Start at the end of your road
• Local green space, a park or garden
• Start on a low branch
• Until your confidence builds
• Take a friend to help you out
• With a friend you can get into 100 more trees than you would on your own
• Work your way up
• Risk-averse (opposed to taking risks) age
• Councils are terrified about being sued
• If you’re cautious and respectable
• There is no reason you shouldn’t explore trees across the city
• It grows up to 60 or 70 feet high
• You can get all the way to the top
• Maybe one day we’ll come back

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We make meeting planners look like rock stars

[CountryClubReceptions.com]

Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching the video :

Tips for Choosing The Perfect Meeting Venue

• Pick the right location
• Confirm the guest capacity
• Audio visual equipment
• Additional costs
• Look for all-inclusive pricing
• Consider off-peak times
• Consider Food and Beverage
• Plan Multiple Events at once
• Select a room with a view
• Find Flexible Venue
• Ask about all fees

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The power of parks

[National Recreation and Park Association]

Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching the video :

• A  place where people of all backgrounds can gather to talk, exercise, learn or relax
• The economic value of park systems is vast
• Parks have environmental power
• Protect and conserve biodiversity
• Parks have health power
• Aids in the control of obesity
• Can increase life expectancy
• Parks have community power
• Socialize with one another
• Form lasting ties
• Parks have safety power
• Reduced crime and violence
• Strengthen communities,  transform lives and protect the future
• Parks are the most powerful aspect of every community

CaMLA Speaking Test – ECCE oral exam – 

Do you like climbing trees?

[Londonist Ltd]

 Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching video :

• I’m an obsessive tree climber
• Probably 200 or so trees across the city
• I’ve distilled that into my book
• The tree climber’s guide
• Central London
• All the emails, the phone calls and the spreadsheets
• So I stepped out into a park with a sandwich
• A pine tree
• 60 Feet above London
• The view was just amazing
• Start at the end of your road
• Local green space, a park or garden
• Start on a low branch
• Until your confidence builds
• Take a friend to help you out
• With a friend you can get into 100 more trees than you would on your own
• Work your way up
• Risk-averse (opposed to taking risks) age
• Councils are terrified about being sued
• If you’re cautious and respectable
• There is no reason you shouldn’t explore trees across the city
• It grows up to 60 or 70 feet high
• You can get all the way to the top
• Maybe one day we’ll come back

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