You’re “out of line.” What’s that?

This is a useful English expression to use when somebody does something they’re not allowed to do. The person’s action is something inappropriate or insubordinate (defiant of authority; disobedient to orders).

Yulchon Lesson 4 Dec. 7-11, 2009

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4. Remarks by the President on Pardoning of the National Turkey

Keywords

1. on behalf of
2. Goldsboro
3. raised under
4. gobbles
5. can’t fault them for
6. showed mercy
7. pardon

Yulchon Lesson 3 Dec. 7-11, 2009

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3. Apple iMac 27inch review

Keywords

1. replicate
2. covetable
3. value for money
4. surpassed
5. groundbreakingly
6. cements

Yulchon Lesson 2 Dec. 7-11, 2009

2. Central Bank Buying Spurs a Gold Rush

Keywords

1. spurs
2. diversification
3. gold bubble
4. escalate
5. scooping up
6. surge
7. taste for gold
8. greenback
9. reserve currency
10. in jeopardy

Yulchon Lesson 1 Dec 7-11, 2009

1. U.S. and China boost to climate talks

Keywords

1. climate conference
2. Copenhagen
3. showed its hand
4. pledge
5. amounts to
6. state their position

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Yulchon Lesson Files Nov. 30 – Dec. 4, 2009

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1. International Legal English

Listen to each expression or vocabulary. Find the definition and how the expression or vocabulary is used and prepare to explain it in class. Then write a sentence using each expression or vocabulary to say in class.

Yulchon Lesson Files November 23-27, 2009

1. International Legal English

Listen to each expression or vocabulary. Find the definition and how the expression or vocabulary is used and prepare to explain it in class. Then write a sentence using each expression or vocabulary to say in class.

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1. legal person
2. personal liability
3. fraud
4. ultra vires
5. corporate veil

Yulchon Lesson File November 16-20

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NOTE: THERE IS SOME LAG IN SOME OF THE VIDEOS. I DON’T KNOW WHY, BUT I’LL FIND A SOLUTION^^

1. International Legal English

Listen to each expression or vocabulary. Find the definition and how the expression or vocabulary is used and prepare to explain it in class. Then write a sentence using each expression or vocabulary to say in class.

Legal Latin Part 3 of 3

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Lesson Files November 9-13

1. International Legal English

Listen to each expression or vocabulary. Find the definition and how the expression or vocabulary is used and prepare to explain it in class. Then write a sentence using each expression or vocabulary to say in class.

Legal Latin Part 2 of 3

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Sorry about the numbering

1. 7. sic
2. 8. versus (vs. or v.)
3. 9. de facto
4. 10. ipso facto
5. 11. inter alia
6. 12. per annum

2. United States Sues Kaman Dayron, Inc., Under False Claims Act