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Lesson 1 - Hi!
Level: Beginner
Normal, Formal, and Informal Greetings, What's your name?, and possessive adjectives.
Level: Beginner
Includes This vs that and an introduction to introducing people.
Level: Absolute Beginner through Advanced!
Almost everyone needs to review their spelling skills. Includes the alphabet chart and 10 people spelling their names.
Level: Beginner
Spelling Test for Beginners. You will meet both native speakers of English and others learning English as a Second Language.
Level: Beginner
A simple beginner clip for more practice with "be". Introduction to "whose" the possessive form of "who".
Level: Beginner
Listening comprehension and vocabulary plus distinctions between countries and nationalities. Expression "How about.. ?"
Level: Beginner
Making introductions, an important social function. Includes spelling review. Family relationships: inlaws, the apostrophe, expressions with get.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
This lesson concentrates on a great deal of useful vocabulary while introducing like as an adverb. Verb be present tense, continued.
Level: Beginner
This lesson is the basis of the 4 other number lessons where we study numbers in specific useful contexts.
Level: Beginner
Ordinal Numbers. The basic form of ordinal numbers with a illustrations.
Level: Beginner
How old are / is, with all subject pronouns. Practice in the affirmative, negative and interrogative. Expression "Do you mind...?"
Level: Beginner
Birthdays and birth dates - use of "in" and "on" (in February, on February 29th). US vs International date formats. Days of the week.
Level: Beginner
Telling the time in the USA and UK - Dictation Quiz: the ultimate in listening comprehension, with a constant help module integrated into the quiz itself.
Level: Beginner
Pure Americana - The family members describe each other. Adjectives galore. Antonyms and synonyms. Review of introducing people.
Level: Beginner / Pre-Intermediate
Maital status - Jr. and Sr. (US) - Expression "How dare you...!" Are you married? with other beginner questions.
Level: Beginner
What's the weather like? All sorts of weather, with vocabulary illusrtations followed by a dictation exercise.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Can (to be able to do something) - Present, past, & future forms: Can, could and will be able to - Adverb placement - "Else" as adverb & adjective.
Level: Intermediate
Introduction to the Present Simple & Past Simple - Object Pronouns - A few uses of get - Introduction to the 2nd Conditional and the Present Perfect.
Level: Intermediate
Introduction to the near future - How long for lengths of time - The use of "you guys" as the plural of "you" for both men & women
Level: Beginner
Extensive beginner review of lessons 1 to 14 - Enjoy doing - Everyday adjectives not often found in beginner lessons.
Level: Beginner / Pre-Intermediate
Can you tell me the way to...? - A typical reply: "Go up to the lights and turn right, then turn left at the stop sign. It's the church on your right."
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Introduction to the Present Continuous: Eleven examples of going to a place - On one's way as synonym - Head as verb.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Introduction to the Present Simple (Do / Does) - Job activities - The use of "so" for agreement - Grammar recap of this verb tense.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Includes US/UK variations: pudding, + whatever, "How about...? etc. Gallon / liter conversion - Requests with Can & Can't.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
The Simple Present for Jobs - Doing vs Do, as natural as it gets - Review, pronunciation of G & J - Have to and must - Job jargon - One's own (songs).
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Reinforcement of "What do you do?" Is that your dream job? What IS your dream job? - "Run" for "manage" - "heart-wrenching", "entrepreneur".
Lesson 29 - Like doing - Part 1 of 2
Level: Pre-Intermediate / Intermediate
Like to do = Like doing - Verbs followed by gerunds - Reflexive pronouns - Like as an interjection, in addition to its main use - A typical use of "stuff".
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Continuation like to do = like doing - Acre / hectare conversion - Phrasal verb hang out - Take drives = go for drives.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
A Unique Use of the Present Simple: How long for duations of time - How + adjectives, a very different "How long" (How large, how deep, etc.).
Level: Intermediate
Another common use of the Present Simple - Prepositions - Brief intro to the Present Perfect - Expression "Born and raised" - Say vs tell.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Do vs Doing II - Actions happening in a period around the present moment in time. - I've just arrived: use of Present Perfect with "just".
Level: Beginner / Pre-Intermediate
Extensive practice with the Present Continuous - Present progressive grammar - Basic forms (infinitives) and present continuous forms.
Level: Beginner / Pre-Intermediate
A wide range of clothing bocabulary - Present progressive grammar - Basic forms (infinitives) and present continuous forms.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
The near future & use of so "I don't think so." - Expressions "I can't really say.", etc.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Vocabulary-rich descriptions - Introduction to the Present Perfect - The use of "would" for requests.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Were you good at school? Past of be - So + auxiliary verb + subject for agreeing with someone: so was he, so were they....
Level: Beginner
Introducing the Simple Past "Did" with irregular verb - Possessive Nouns - Grammar recap of regular and irregular verbs.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Extensive practice with the past simple, includes ago. - Asking oneself a question - So did he; so did I.
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Used to + infinitive - A unique form of the past tense. Contrast with I am used to doing something.
Level: Intermediate
The Present Perfect 1 - The present perfect essentials. British and N. American differrences in the use of this tense.
Level: Intermediate
Happy newlyweds bring us the Present Perfect 2 with done, and for vs since - Use of the superlative.
Level: Intermediate
James Jackson delivers the Present Perfect 3 thanks to the interviewer's question - How long have...? - Expression "It pays the bills." etc.
Level: Upper Intermediate
3 Conditional tenses - Vocab.: one of many phrasal verbs using hold: "hold on" (with 4 definitions) - What should he have done?
Level: Intermediate
The Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous are always used with other verb tenses as we see in this lesson.
Level: Intermediate
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If possible, watch the video WITHOUT subtitles the first time you watch it. Listening with subtitles is fine for reading comprehension but not the best way to train your ears. And if you want to have the best pronunciation possible, listen several times without the subtitles. Immerse yourself in the music of English before concentrating on the meaning and the structures.
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