Intermediate 3 - The Best ESL ESL Videos ESL Courses

Real English is also different concerning "levels".

All the people you meet in Real English speak naturally,
but some people speak more clearly, and more slowly
than others. On the other hand, "levels" are usually
determined according to the relative difficulty of the
grammar structure used in a lesson. When we say
"Beginner", "Intermediate" and "Advanced" we are
speaking about grammar difficulty, not the way the
people speak. This is why you will find some
hard Beginner lessons & easy Intermediate lessons!

Only 3 of the lessons on this page include complete 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 already 49 lessons to choose
from, representing over 250 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 Review of this site: The E\|FL 2.0 Blog Intermediate Level Below Next Level Level: Upper Intermediate below Jump to: Beginner - Pre-Intermediate - Intermediate - Advanced - Extras "Beginner" and "Intermediate" are relative terms in the world of Real English. There are easy and difficult videos in the 3 intermediate sections. Here is a list of all videos which already include complete sets of exercises.
		Real English is different. Students who have not lived in an English-speaking country should begin with Lesson 1! 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.	Real English is also different concerning "levels". All the people you meet in Real English speak naturally, but some people speak more clearly, and more slowly than others. On the other hand, "levels" are usually determined according to the relative difficulty of the grammar structure used in a lesson. When we say "Beginner", "Intermediate" and "Advanced" we are speaking about grammar difficulty, not the way the people speak. This is why you will find some hard Beginner lessons & easy Intermediate lessons! Only 3 of the lessons on this page include complete 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 already 49 lessons to choose from, representing over 250 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 50 - Roberta & Maira from Belo Horizonte, Brazil - A topical clip: the interviewer says that Roberta and Maira are "Culture Collectors". Why? Level: Upper Intermediate / Advanced - Exercises coming soon.
	Lesson 51 - Contrast of The Present Perfect and the Simple Past - A rich video illustrating the differences. The questions are "What have you done today?" and "What did you do yesterday?" Level: Intermediate - Exercises coming soon.
	Lesson 52 - The Present Perfect 3 (with for and since). Everybody loves Johnny and Noelle-Christine. Why? Is it because they love each other? In any case, the student's job here is to find the present perfect. The teacher's job is to explain why we don't hear "for" where it is used. Level: Intermediate - Lesson 52 Exercises
	Lesson 53 - The Present Perfect 4 with review of 3 other tenses previously studied in Real English. The Messenger is my favorite guy in Real English. Level: Intermediate - Lesson 53 Exercises
	Lesson 54 - Coincidence - Have you ever experienced a strange coincidence? Level: Upper Intermediate/Advanced - Exercise coming later.
	Lesson 55 - "Women" and Our Worst Decisions - The Third Conditional Tense Level: Upper Intermediate/Advanced - Lesson 55 Exercises
	Lesson 56 - The Present Perfect 4 with review of other tenses. This is a good verb review (find the present perfect!). Also includes comparatives & superlatives. Level: Upper Intermediate - Exercise coming later.
	Lesson 57 - The Present Perfect 5 with inevitable review of other tenses. Whenever we find the present perfect used in a conversation, we usually find other tenses too. One interview in this 3-interview video involves a young American woman (Minda Lake) who speaks naturally and very clearly. This combination is rare. Level: Upper Intermediate - Exercise coming soon.
Levels: Intermediate II above Jump to: Beginner - Pre-Intermediate - Intermediate - Advanced - Extras