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Where are the Advanced Exercises?

These Advanced videos do not include exercises
yet (except for lesson 80). I will do them after
completing the lessons
for intermediate students.

In the meantime, there are already 49 lessons
to choose from, representing over 200 hours
of interactive work for students.

You do everything in the new lessons:
read, type, take notes, watch, listen, record yourself,
compare your pronunciation to the teacher's, while
learning new vocabulary, grammar, and social functions
in a fun, reality-based environment.

The videos on this page do not yet include lessons.
I'm working hard so that all the videos on this site will
have complete sets of exercises before the end of the year.

In the meantime, there are more than 60 lessons to choose
from, representing over 350 hours of interactive work
for students.

You do everything in the new lessons: read, type, take
notes, watch, listen, record yourself, compare your
pronunciation to the teacher's, while learning new
vocabulary, grammar, and social functions in a fun,
reality-based environment.

New: Double-Click on any word on this page for an English definition. Jump to: Beginner - Pre-Intermediate - Intermediate - Upper-Intermediate - Extras Advanced Level Below Extras Here is a list of all videos which already include complete sets of exercises.
	An important point: Students who have not lived in an English-speaking country should begin with Lesson 1! Real English is different. The people in the videos are spontaneous. Spontaneity is difficult, just like real situations with strangers are difficult. The people seem to speak fast, but in reality, they are speaking at normal speed.	Where are the Advanced Exercises? These Advanced videos do not include exercises yet (except for lesson 80). I will do them after completing the lessons for intermediate students. In the meantime, there are already 49 lessons to choose from, representing over 200 hours of interactive work for students. You do everything in the new lessons: read, type, take notes, watch, listen, record yourself, compare your pronunciation to the teacher's, while learning new vocabulary, grammar, and social functions in a fun, reality-based environment. The videos on this page do not yet include lessons. I'm working hard so that all the videos on this site will have complete sets of exercises before the end of the year. In the meantime, there are more than 60 lessons to choose from, representing over 350 hours of interactive work for students. You do everything in the new lessons: read, type, take notes, watch, listen, record yourself, compare your pronunciation to the teacher's, while learning new vocabulary, grammar, and social functions in a fun, reality-based environment.
Lesson 59 - What would you do if you won 10 million dollars? The Second Conditional Tense Level: Upper Intermediate - Exercises coming soon.
Lesson 60 - Santa and Don Ray, Homeless in Florida. Check out the video introduction before using this clip in the classroom. Level: Advanced - Exercises coming later.
Lesson 61 - Several years before our 2008 filming campaign on How to Learn a Second Language, Christina offered excellent insight into the same question. ESL students: take some advice from Christina! Level: Upper Intermediate - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 62 - Kelly - on the Island of Nantucket, Massachusetts, USA - ESL Teachers: Excellent opportunity for classroom activities. This interview is serendipitously interrupted by a phone call. What is the person on the other end of the line saying? Level: Upper Intermediate / Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 63 - Monica from Montego Bay, Jamaica - Real English is based on native speakers of English, with a small percentage of non-native speakers in the beginner and intermediate sections. In the advanced section, we include some of the more "exotic" native speakers of English, such as Monica. There are some special English subtitles in this clip which correct mistakes made by... the interviewer! Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 64 - Darryl and Donna - Why learn a Second Language? - This clip was filmed in Miami Beach. Second languages are a touchy subject in south Florida. Why? Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 65 - Dane - The interviewer thinks that Dane has the ideal life. Why? Do you agree? Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 66 - Dorothy from Atlanta, Georgia, USA - Five words are missing from this interview (silence instead of speech). What might they be? - Excellent for Classroom Discussion: What do you think was the one thing Dorothy regretted? Why? Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 67 - Heather, a future documentary film maker... and an idealist? Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 68 - What's been the best year of your life? A topical clip wherein the interviewees ingeniously reveal their values and aspirations. Level: Upper Intermediate - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 69 - What do you hope to achieve before you die? - This is one of the most thought-provoking clips in Real English. It is also a good verb review, and used to be the most downloaded Real English clip. Broken down into 2 parts, each approx. 5 min. duration, they are constantly updated with new interviewees. Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 70 - Distraught Laurie This is proof that not all of Real English is cheerful. Here we meet a very distraught Laurie. I don't think Laurie will be a permanent part of the Real English video library. She's frankly depressing. On the other hand, this clip provides us with financial vocabulary and economic realities of the moment. Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 71 - Randee We were very fortunate to meet Randee Mia Berman in Manhattan. She is currently writing a "dazzling Sex and the City script" according to the Writer's Guild of America. She is also working on a sequel to her one-woman show " Mia's World" and writing a humor book about women and feminism. Level: Advanced - Exercises coming soon, after we finish all the lessons for the Intermediate Clips.
Lesson 72 - See Clip # 4 in the Homeless Section
Lesson 73 - Lonnie, Homeless in Florida, with subtitles
Lesson 80 - This is part 1 of 4 parts in the Second Language Series Complete set of Exercises here The first interview is with Fernando from Brazil: all the best advice for learners of English as a Second Language in a nutshell. Level: Upper Intermediate Exercises coming soon for Parts 2 - 3 - 4 of the Second Language Series. How and why learn a Second Language?
The About Video (credits): This clip touches the major bases for anyone interested in knowing about all the different people who have contributed to Real English since its initial creation in 1992.
Levels: Advanced above Jump to: Beginner Pre-Intermediate Intermediate Upper-Intermediate Extras
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