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1	*Lesson 1 - Hi! - Normal, Formal, and Informal Greetings, What's your name?, and possessive adjectives.*Level: Beginner
2	*Lesson 2 - Where are you from? + This* and that and an introduction to introducing people.** Level: Beginner
3	Lesson 3 - The Alphabet, including the alphabet chart and 10 people spelling their names. Level: Absolute Beginner through Advanced!
4	Lesson 4 - What's your favorite color? Level: Beginner
5	Lesson 5 - What nationality are you? Listening comprehension and vocabulary plus distinctions between countries and nationalities.Level: Beginner
6	Lesson 6 - Introducing yourself, and introducing others - Making introductions is a very important social function for business and pleasure.Level: Beginner
7	Lesson 7 - What's your astrological sign? This lesson concentrates on a great deal of useful vocabulary while introducing like as an adverb. Level: Pre-Intermediate
8a	Lesson 8 - (65 Number exercises for Beginners). Lesson 8a - Cardinal Numbers
8b	Lesson 8b - Ordinal Numbers
8c	Lesson 8c - How old are you?
8d	Lesson 8d - Dates and Days
8e	Lesson 8e - Phone Numbers
9	Lesson 9 - Telling the time in the USA and the UK (Dictation Quiz) Level: Beginner
10	Lesson 10 - The Jones Family - Americana with Adjectives and Antonyms Level: Beginner
11	Lesson 11 - Are you married? with a lot of other questions. Level: Beginner and Pre-Intermediate
12	Lesson 12 - What's the weather like? Level: Beginner
13	Lesson 13 - What are the Americans like? Level: Beginner
14	Lesson 14 - What are the British like? Level: Beginner
15	Lesson 15 - Can (to be able to do something) Level: Pre-intermediate
16	Lesson 16 - What are the French like? Level: Intermediate
16b	Lesson 16b - Lisa, an American tourist in London. Level: Intermediate
17	Lesson 17 - What are the Italians like? Level: Beginner
19	Lesson 19 - Giving Directions - Level: Beginner / Pre-intermediate
20	Lesson 20 - Introduction to the Present Continuous: Going to a Place Level: Pre-intermediate
21	Lesson 21 - Introduction to the Present Simple (Do / Does) Level: Pre-intermediate
22	Lesson 22 - Do vs Doing with the Customer Service Representative from Continental Level: Pre-intermediate
23	Lesson 23 - *Got- Have got - Have* Level: Pre-intermediate
24	Lesson 24 - What do you do for a living? - What's your job? Level: Pre-intermediate
29	Lesson 29 - Like to do / Like doing - Part 1 of 2 Level: Pre-Intermediate / Intermediate
30	Lesson 30 - Like to do / Like doing Part 2 of 2 - Level: Pre-Intermediate
31	Lesson 31 - A Unique Use of the Present Simple: How long does it take? Level: Pre-intermediate
32	Lesson 32 - Where do you live? (Present Simple) Level: Intermediate
34	Lesson 34 - Doing I - Introduction to the Present Continuous - Level: Pre-intermediate
37	Lesson 37 - Doing II Extensive practice with the Present Continuous Level: Beginner and Pre-intermediate
38	Lesson 38 - What are you wearing? Level: Beginner and Pre-intermediate
40	Lesson 40 - Introduction to "going to do" Level: Pre-Intermediate
43	Lesson 43 - Introducing the Simple Past "Did" Level: Beginner
46	Lesson 46 - Yesterday - Extensive practice with the simple past, regular and irregular verbs; includes ago. Level: Pre-Intermediate
48	Lesson 48 - The Present Perfect 1 A short clip with the present perfect essentials Level: Intermediate
52	Lesson 52 - The Present Perfect 3 with for and since Level: Intermediate
53	Lesson 53 - The Messenger Level: Intermediate
55	Lesson 55 - Women - The Third Conditional Tense Level: Upper Intermediate
80	Lesson 80 - Fernando - How to learn English or any language. Intermediate / Upper-Intermediate

SC	SC = Shortcut to the beginning of a typical beginner/pre-intermediate lesson.
SE	SE = Smart Exercises. Real English knows video, and makes video in specific ways for learning. Teachers: check out techniques like this one.
	And some Real English Extras (lessons coming soon):
SL	SL = Second Language. The Second Language Tapes Part 2, Part 3, Part 4. Blog and classroom material for more advanced students.
CC	CC = Closed Caption Corner Part 1 and Part 2. Many of the videos in this section include different interviewees answering the classic questions.
RR	Real English Rock - Original music from my friends The True Ones, plus one result of the Current Economic Crisis: the Homeless. Also, plain fun in Miami (Sobe).

On the left side of this page, there's a list of the videos which include complete lessons.

present perfect Look at the Quicklist for a more brief summary of Real English lessons according to levels. This list also includes special videos.

After you choose a lesson, click on the "Exercise 1" button! Also, watch the complete video before beginning the exercises, and then to watch the same video with English subtitles after finishing the exercises.

The list of videos on the left all include lessons. We're making new lessons for all the other videos too!

The Real English® adventure began way back in 1992! We continue filming and editing today. We do constant research to refine the nature of the exercises, and use the latest interactive tools in all the lessons.

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Elena wrote that Real English is "highly recommendable for you, learning English, or for you, teaching English because contents are excellent. And that’s what really matters. I’m fed up of posting about sites which claim to have great multimedia resources, and when you go deeper you realize it’s just another 2.0 sleek site without a methodology behind, with just a bunch of videos form youtube or bliptv and stuff.
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Another Blog item: Here's a clip from YouTube of a teacher and his students in Chile, using lesson 3 in the classroom.

Most Lessons now have Japanese, French, Chinese, Korean, and English Subtitles
もっとの英語習得ビデオをみましょう。

Hi!

Thanks to collaborative work carried out with our new Canadian friends, including Andrew, Lee, and Kerri in Japan at English Star, Real English is now using the new English Star player. Subtitles in Japanese, Chinese, Korean, English, and French.

French Bubbles (en français)
C'est quoi les French bubbles?

You do everything in the new lessons: Watch, type, speak, listen to the people in the video and listen to the teacher, record yourself, and perfect your accent while learning grammar and vocabulary essentials.

Teachers, please explain this to your beginner students:

How to use Real English

1) Watch the video without subtitles. This is always the first video at the top of a lesson page. This is an example of a lesson page.

2 - Click on the Exercise 1 button:

and do all the exercises! Speak when you see this:

(this is just a picture, it is not active). Click on the red button to record. Speak into your microphone according to the model. Click on the play button (on the left) to listen to yourself (Recording help and support). Also click on this button:

to listen to the teacher. Then listen to yourself. Listen to the teacher again. Record again. Compare again!

3 - Come back to the lesson page and watch the video with subtitles.
Get started! Choose a lesson on this page.



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