- Curso de Ingles
- Unit 1
- N1-L1: Hello and goodbye
- N1-L2: Nice to meet you
- N1-L3: Where are you from?
- N1-L4: She's australian
- N1-L5: He's my brother
- N1-L6: He's got red hair
- N1-L7: What time is it?
- N1-L8: I start work at 9 o´clock
- N1-L9: Does he work here?
- N1-L10: She's an engineer
- N1-L11: There's a sunny garden
- N1-L12: He lives in a flat
- N1-L13: I love surfing the Internet
- N1-L14: Let's go to the pub
- N1-L15: Food glorious food
- N1-L16: What do you have for breakfast?
- N1-L17: She's wearing a skirt and socks
- N1-L18: A very nice suit
- N1-L19: What are your favorite sports?
- N1-L20: Do you like watching football?
- N1-L21: Revision Unit
- Unit 2
- N2-L1: Why don't we organise a party?
- N2-L2: She's kind and generous
- N2-L3: Would you like to go out for lunch?
- N2-L4: Are you ready to order?
- N2-L5: Can I help you?
- N2-L6: I like english breakfast
- N2-L7: Turn right at the traffic lights
- N2-L8: How do I get to the station?
- N2-L9: What a lovely day
- N2-L10: What is the weather like?
- N2-L11: I love shopping
- N2-L12: Can I have a pound of pears?
- N2-L13: What do you spend your money on?
- N2-L14: How much does it cost?
- N2-L15: You don't have to do the hoovering
- N2-L16: How do you share housework?
- N2-L17: Let's dance
- N2-L18: Those were the days
- N2-L19: What did you do last weekend?
- N2-L20: Who discovered penicillin?
- N2-L21: Revision Unit
- Unit 3
- N3-L1: Do you enjoy working here?
- N3-L2: It's time to get up
- N3-L3: I remember when you were born
- N3-L4: Life is not always easy
- N3-L5: How can I improve my English?
- N3-L6: Can you understand me?
- N3-L7: What's the matter?
- N3-L8: Fit and healthy
- N3-L9: Where do you want to go?
- N3-L10: Have you got your boarding pass?
- N3-L11: What a lovely necklace
- N3-L12: I like to look my best
- N3-L13: They are as friendly as us
- N3-L14: Are you a good neighbour?
- N3-L15: What are your New year's resolutions?
- N3-L16: What are you doing this weekend?
- N3-L17: I've done it my way
- N3-L18: Did your dreams come true?
- N3-L19: How long have you worked in a bar?
- N3-L20: I've worked here since 2010
- N3-L21: Revision Unit
- Unit 4
- N4-L1: We mustn't be late for our first play
- N4-L2: We used to have romantic dinners
- N4-L3: If you want to stay fit use vitalit
- N4-L4: Brands are all around us
- N4-L5: Can you help me to choose a card?
- N4-L6: I love telling jokes
- N4-L7: I prefer country music to rock
- N4-L8: Are you learning to play the electric guitar?
- N4-L9: Bonfire night dinner
- N4-L10: How do you celebrate?
- N4-L11: And then I woke up
- N4-L12: I was having a wonderful dream
- N4-L13: Are you environmentally conscious?
- N4-L14: Do you recycle?
- N4-L15: My computer crashed
- N4-L16: How do you use IT in your life?
- N4-L17: Isn't this a great show?
- N4-L18: That's entertainment
- N4-L19: Read all about it
- N4-L20: It's all in the news
- N4-L21: Revision unit
- Unit 5
- N5-L1: The world as we know it
- N5-L2: Globalisation
- N5-L3: Cool science
- N5-L4: Having a eureka moment
- N5-L5: Inventions that will change our world
- N5-L6: How to live green
- N5-L7: This sporting life
- N5-L8: Try your luck
- N5-L9: Life is but a dream
- N5-L10: What are your hobbies?
- N5-L11: Travel plans
- N5-L12: On the road
- N5-L13: What's on the menu today?
- N5-L14: Changing eating habits
- N5-L15: School rules
- N5-L16: Opening your mind
- N5-L17: Shall we dance?
- N5-L18: Good manners
- N5-L19: Would you like to go out with me?
- N5-L20: Find your perfect match
- N5-L21: Revision unit
- Unit 6
- N6-L1: How do you feel?
- N6-L2: Alternative therapies
- N6-L3: I really like your lifestyle
- N6-L4: Cruising through life
- N6-L5: Do you own or rent your house?
- N6-L6: My home is my castle
- N6-L7: Fact or fiction?
- N6-L8: Generation e-reader
- N6-L9: Getting around the city
- N6-L10: How far is it?
- N6-L11: What do you think of him?
- N6-L12: More than words
- N6-L13: The games people play
- N6-L14: Fun for all the family
- N6-L15: Do you enjoy art?
- N6-L16: The buildings around us
- N6-L17: What a great performance
- N6-L18: Come and see the show
- N6-L19: It's an urban myth Bill
- N6-L20: Do you believe in ghosts?
- N6-L21: Revision unit
- Unit 7
- N7-L1: The best place on Earth
- N7-L2: Wonders of the world
- N7-L3: Sports and performance-enhancing drugs
- N7-L4: Two is better than one
- N7-L5: What is the perfect age?
- N7-L6: Planning your retirement
- N7-L7: It's great to see you again
- N7-L8: The boomerang generation
- N7-L9: Life was hard for my father
- N7-L10: Social barriers
- N7-L11: Lights camera and action
- N7-L12: What's on?
- N7-L13: If only
- N7-L14: Charities
- N7-L15: The butler did it
- N7-L16: Police on the beat
- N7-L17: What will life be like in 2100?
- N7-L18: Will sci-fi inventions ever become real?
- N7-L19: Friday 13th
- N7-L20: Fears and phobias
- N7-L21: Revision unit
- Unit 8
- N8-L1: Never too old to learn
- N8-L2: What course shall I do?
- N8-L3: Money problems
- N8-L4: Can we live without banks?
- N8-L5: Save our trees
- N8-L6: Protect our planet
- N8-L7: What a bargain
- N8-L8: What shall I buy?
- N8-L9: Rock on
- N8-L10: Making music
- N8-L11: My perfect job
- N8-L12: Homeworking
- N8-L13: The age of the Internet
- N8-L14: How can the Internet help us?
- N8-L15: Democracy in action
- N8-L16: British parliament
- N8-L17: I'm a celebrity
- N8-L18: Who do you look like?
- N8-L19: The voice of age and experience
- N8-L20: Let's listen to the radio
- N8-L21: Revision unit
- Unit 1
- Guia de Gramatica Inglesa
- Sonidos del ingles
- Channels
- Coach Shane
- 1 How ya doin
- 2 What do you do for a living?
- 3 I'm into sports
- 4 My knee went out
- 5 What's up this weekend
- 6 I'm gonna kick back
- 7 I slept in
- 8 I overslept
- 9 I'm gonna stock up on water
- 10 I'm counting on you
- 11 I had a long week
- 12 TGIF! Thanks God its's Friday
- 13 That's pure nonsense
- 14 Did you get out -ing
- 15 To do away with something
- 16 To do something up
- 17 To do up something
- 18 To do it over
- 19 Because of
- 20 Thanks to
- 21 Check back in a jiffy
- 22 Pick your poison
- 23 Those poor children
- 24 is pathetic
- 25 What purpose does it serve?
- 26 I couldn't help it
- 27 To look away
- 28 To push it
- 29 Are you done yet?
- 30 Knock on wood
- 31 Count me in or out
- 32 To rain on your parade
- 33 I'm broke
- 34 To sell someone out
- 35 It will all come down to
- 36 I beg to differ
- 37 Luck Lock Look
- 38 Don't sweat it
- 39 Go all out
- 40 already
- Rebecca ESL
- Past Tense Verb Pronunciation
- How to structure your TOEFL essay
- Using the future tense in conversation
- Prepositions in english at on in
- IELTS writing letters
- TOEFL Basics
- They're there & their
- Reported speech
- Who's and Whose
- Bored or boring?
- Introduction to IELTS exam
- Advise and Advice
- Present simple and progressive
- During and while
- You're and Your
- TOEFL or IELTS?
- Want and would like
- Writing and Paraphrasing
- TOEFL structure & skills
- TOEFL essays types
- How to talk about money
- 8 ways to say Thank You
- Saying Yes and No
- How to minimize problems
- Before & Ago
- First name Given name & Forename
- Affect & Effect
- Talking about your work
- All Tenses overview
- Complaining and disagreeing politely
- Since & for
- vocabulary for floods
- Bring or take?
- Someone anyone & no one
- Where do I put the adverb?
- Learn english with the news
- Talking about responsabilities
- Softening your message
- Talking about travel
- How to expand your vocabulary
- Two minute English
- How to introduce yourself
- Talking about a song
- At a restaurant
- Ordering a pizza
- At a bank
- At a stationery shop
- Different ways to say goodbye
- Ordering coffee
- Using can and can't
- Greeting people
- Asking for directions
- Taking a taxi
- At the airport
- Meeting someone for the first time
- Going to the movies
- Going on a hiking trip
- Shopping for clothes
- At the hospital
- Describing things and people
- Talking about your family
- Likes and dislikes
- At the grocery store
- Correct Use of the article THE
- Saying you like something
- Taking a break
- Use of very and too
- At the gym
- Describing people
- Using may in conversation
- At the supermarket
- Planning vacations
- Hunting for a job
- Making excuses
- At the train station
- Talking about the weather
- Ordering things online
- Renting an apartment
- At the hotel
- Talking to a teacher
- Your morning routine
- Pod English
- The apartment
- Fears
- Sightseeing
- Time
- Films
- Office Talk
- Food
- Weather
- Pets
- Complaining
- Office Party
- Planning a trip
- Computers
- Yoga & Excersice
- Office phone
- Girl talk
- Climate change
- Flowers for girlfriend
- Diet
- Trends and fashion
- Directions
- Grocery Shopping
- New York
- Making a date
- Crime
- Vacations
- Babysitting job interview
- Clothes
- Job interview
- Planning vacation
- Checking in
- Relationships
- Life story
- Negotiating & Business English
- Scuba Diving
- Lifestyle
- Office Tour
- Sales Figures
- School Friends
- Talk about the past
- English with Ronnie
- Pronunciation of words starting with B
- Lend Borrow Rent & Use
- Future tense: Will and Going to
- Pronunciation: can & can't
- Sport Vocabulary: Play Go & Do
- Vocabulary: death & dying
- Marriage and Divorce
- Appointments and reservations
- The passive voice
- Choose & Choice
- Mistakes and Regrets
- Pronunciation: R and L
- Birth and growing up
- Pronunciation: P and B
- Pronunciation: TH and S
- Have Has & Had
- Vocabulary: Face and Hair
- Freak Freak out & Freaking
- Pronunciation: E & I
- 4 Pronunciation mistakes
- Look See & Watch
- Hear vs Listen
- Tag question: isn't it?
- Pronunciation: ION ending
- Talking about family
- Live & Live
- How to pronounce numbers
- Do Does Don't Doesn't Did Didn't
- Want and Need
- Irregular verbs Pronunciation
- Text Messaging Abbreviations
- 9 Homophones
- Pronunciation: NG ending
- Basic vowel pronunciation
- J & Y Pronunciation: Jet vs Yet
- Adjectives vs Adverbs
- Vocabulary: Getting dressed
- Pronunciation: S and SH
- How to order in a restaurant
- 5 mistakes when talking about food
- English 232
- To Put Down
- To Turn Off
- To Turn On
- To Take Off
- To Take Out
- Suicide vocabulary
- To Look down & To Look up
- Expressions : The Point
- Expressions: Broke & Break up/down
- Slang vocabulary: Being Delusional
- Slang: Untrustworthy
- Slang vocabulary: Show
- Expressions: Being too busy
- Expressions: Get up
- Expressions: Looking forward to
- How to use the word SICK
- Meanings of HOT
- Vocabulary: Drunk Talk
- Phone Slang
- Describing Controlling Girls
- To Make Out
- Tone deaf
- Slang: Suck Up
- Expression: Black and white
- Vocabulary: Taking Sides
- Slang: Being Open
- Bore Bored Boring Boredom
- Grammar: Subtle Meanings
- Some Water expressions
- Meanings of Take it easy
- Slang: Lots of sex
- Worst & Best Case Scenario
- Expressions with word Last
- Vocabulary: On purpose
- Slang: Fast improvements
- Slang: Going to Sleep
- Words beginning with prefix Auto
- Expressions with word GUT
- Personality types
- Describing Personalitiy Disorders
- English with Adam
- Sentence Stress & Meaning
- Other meanings of Milk Water Wear Meet Mean Make
- Other Another Otherwise
- When and why to use Passive voice
- Using So Too Either & Neither
- Phrasal Verbs as Nouns
- Sometimes Some time Always All ways
- Guarantee Warranty Rebate Exchange
- Too much Too many Enough
- Etc & So on
- Life Live Alive & Living
- Though Although Even though Despite & In spite of
- Grammar: I wish
- Actually
- Phrasal verbs: Knock out Knock up & Knock over
- Everyday or Every day
- Moreover In addition & Furthermore
- Comparing using As and Like
- Negative conditional: Unless & If not
- To Seem
- All or whole?
- Therefore Thus & Consequently
- How to increase your vocabulary
- Using Verb To Get
- Writing a paragraph
- Small & little Big & large Tall & High
- 8 Phrasal verbs with Head
- Funner & Faster or More fun & more fast?
- 12 Internet words
- Writing an Essay Introduction
- 3 Pronunciation Tips
- 10 phrasal verbs with GET
- Prepositions: To or For?
- Even though & Even if
- Writing: Misplaced modifiers
- Cooking Vocabulary
- 9 phrasal Verbs with TURN
- Collective Nouns
- Talking about Movies
- Grammar: The Causative
- Holmwood's
- Much & Many
- The Body
- Present Simple vs Present Continuous
- Going to vs Will
- Prepositions of time
- WH questions
- Past Simple
- To be To have & To do
- Negative Sentences
- Using the Present Simple
- Adjectives
- Prepositions of Place
- Present Continuous
- Verb To be
- Possessive pronouns and Determiners
- Some and Any
- Personal Pronouns.
- Comparatives and Superlatives
- When & How to use Present Simple
- Definite and Indefinite Articles
- Difference between Can & Could
- Yes & No questions
- Irregular verbs & Past tense
- Past Perfect
- Past Continuous
- Using the Possessive 's
- Past Perfect Continuous
- Prepositions of Time - Pt 2
- Description of Present Perfect
- Since & For
- Finished vs Ready
- Questions using DID
- Using Comparatives
- Present Perfect - Recent Past
- This These That Those
- Types of verb
- Present Perfect & Uncompleted actions
- Present Continuous - Pt 2
- Imperatives: Shut up! Listen!
- Using Much & Many
- Anglolink
- Questions in english
- Negative form Pt1
- Negative form Pt2
- Present Simple vs Present Continuous
- Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous
- Present Perfect Continuous vs Present Perfect
- Present Perfect vs Past Simple
- Introductions and Greetings
- Action Verbs vs State Verbs
- Future Simple vs 'Going to' Future
- 'Going to' Future vs Present Continuous (future)
- Listening Skills
- English Listening Practice
- Offers Gratitude Apologies & Requests
- Past Continuous vs Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous
- Question Tags
- Word Order & Sentence Structure
- Word Order & Position of Adverbs
- Welcoming Visitors
- Pronunciation of 'ed'
- Future Continuous vs Future Perfect vs Future Perfect
- How to use "To Get"
- How to use "To Have"
- Pronunciation: Vowels & Diphthongs
- Pronunciation: Vowels & Diphthongs Pt 2
- Phrasal Verbs: Make & Do
- Conditionals
- Telephoning
- Making an Appointment
- All English Tenses
- Grammar: Tenses Exercise
- Questions & Answers 1
- Can Could May & Might
- Questions & Answers 2
- Common Daily Expressions
- Will Shall & Would
- Questions & Answers 3
- Should Must & Have to
- American vs British Pronunciation
- The Passive Voice
- Philochko
- Wanna Gonna & Ain't
- Gotcha Lemme & Hangover
- American Slang: Boo boo
- 'Cos Cause Kop & You Dunno-nan
- Articles: A An The & Willin' Out
- American Ghetto Girl Talk
- American Ghetto Girl Talk 2
- Misused words and phrases
- TOEFL Vocabulary
- Using "hell" like an American
- TOEFL Vocabulary 2
- Ten Ways to say "I'm serious"
- TOEFL Vocabulary 3
- Three ways to use "DAMN"
- Understanding New York Slang
- TOEFL Vocabulary 4
- Using SAY and TELL (with Philochkina)
- TOEFL Vocabulary 5
- Sound American: "I love you"
- Using "Good" and "Well"
- Using FUCK & FREAK
- Using FUCK & FREAK 2
- Ghetto Girl Talk with Philochkina
- Ran into Ran away Hold on Show off & Break up
- Add up Point out Drop in Take off & Open up
- Philochkina:SLANG for Sexy and Ugly
- 3 Tongue Twisters!
- Philochkina: Gay men
- Philochkina: Ghetto Girl Body Language
- Basic American Slang Tips
- Basic American Slang Tips 2
- Pronouncing Had Hat Foof Foot Ice & Eyes
- Words that make you sound smart!
- Words that make you sound smart 2
- Meanings of RUN & 10 ways to say SHUT UP
- Scary vs Scared
- Pronouncing: BITCH & BEACH
- Words that make you sound smarter 3
- Lazy Internet Talk
- Using the word AIN'T
- James ESL
- Saying Hello & Goodbye fomally and informally
- Reading Comprehension
- Using "a, an, the" correctly
- Expressions using the word Hold
- Using MUST & HAVE TO
- Say vs Tell & Hear vs Listen
- Phrasal Verbs: UP
- Learn English More Effectively
- If will would & were
- Expressions with word BIRD
- Pronunciation: Three mistakes 'S'
- Expressions with PULL
- Pronunciation: 3 mistakes T & D sounds
- Apostrophe 'S, after S
- Slang insults
- Slang insults 2
- Pronunciation: 3 TH mistakes
- Cultural Differences
- Pronunciation of Nouns
- I used to vs I'm used to
- Vocabulary: Root "Port"
- Expressions with word HAND
- Phrasal Verbs: TURN
- Phrases and Clauses
- Passive Voice
- Expressions with word MONEY
- Love Dating & Relationships
- Past Simple & Past Perfect
- Should & Had better
- Expressions with word ON
- Writing an effective essay
- Present Perfect Simple & Continuous
- Phrasal Verbs: SHUT
- Suffiixes: -ism -dom -age & -tion
- Numbers in Writing
- Talking about the Weather
- Expressions involving FOOD
- Confused Words: By Bye Buy Bi
- All about phrasal verbs
- Talking about your Look
- Rachels english
- How to Pronounce THS sound
- Mixing up V & W
- Voiced and Unvoiced Sounds
- Vowels Comparison
- Cloth Clothe & Clothes
- American English: Drop the Jaw
- Pronouncing N [n] vs. NG [ŋ]
- Pronouncing Word & World
- F & V Sounds Practice
- How to Pronounce AA [æ]
- The V sound
- Pronouncing AR ORN FEW & FUEL
- Pronouncing WE'LL Contraction
- Pronouncing the Days of the Week
- How to Pronounce the 50 States 1
- How to Pronounce the 50 States 2
- Homophones
- Pronouncing Last Names Pt 1
- Reduced Vowels
- How to Pronounce the 50 States 3
- Pronouncing Last Names Pt 2
- Comparing the 3 "UH" sounds
- How to Pronounce the 50 States 4
- Pronouncing Bottle & Battle
- Unreduced Vowels
- Pronouncing [æ] before [n], [m], or [ŋ]
- Unstressed Syllables: Consonants
- How to Pronounce OUGH
- Pronouncing Look vs Luke
- Heteronyms
- Pronouncing Common Female Names
- Accent Evaluation Pt 1
- Accent Evaluation Pt 2
- Pronouncing TH after N or Z
- Pronounce T + dark L
- Word Comparisons For Chinese Students
- Pronouncing letters NG
- Pronouncing W sounds
- Linking K to a Voiced Consonant
- Pronouncing Popular Females Names
- English class 101
- Vegetables
- Fruits
- Vehicles
- Buildings in the city
- Body Parts
- Kitchen Vocabulary
- Weather
- Clothing
- Bookstore
- School
- The Room
- Office
- Jobs
- Fairy Tales Vocabulary
- Sports
- Study Subjects
- Colors
- Plants & Flowers
- Farm Animals
- Safari Animals
- Marine Animals
- Computer vocabulary
- Winter
- Summer
- Dating
- Farm Animals 2
- Marine Animals 2
- Safari Animals 2
- Insects
- Birds
- Australian Animals
- Big cats
- Amphibians & Reptiles
- Insects 2
- Wild Animals
- Jungle Animals
- Birds 2
- Marine Life 2
- Forest Animals
- Common Animals
- English Jade
- Extrovert or Introvert student?
- Making suggestions
- How to sound like a native speaker
- English Exams: IELTS CAE & FCE
- The best pronunciation advice
- How to use apostrophes
- 8 Grammar Differences in American & British English
- 8 rules for using THE correctly
- Mixing Business with Pleasure
- Me Myself & I
- Making someone feel better
- Tips for a job interview on Skype
- Make yourself more interesting
- What's your learning style?
- What is an auxiliary verb?
- Commonly Mispronounced Words
- Childish sayings & Insults
- Who is in charge? - Causative Verbs
- All you need to know about CAE
- Talking about an article you have read
- Mr Duncan
- L1: Introduction
- L2: Hello & Goodbye
- L3: Please & Thank you
- L4: Response to Please & Thank you
- L5: Good & Bad
- L6: Happy & sad
- L7: Health & Exercise
- L8: Stress & Worry
- L9: Fame
- L10: Saying Sorry
- L11: Irony
- L12: All about you
- L13: Grammar
- L14: Body language
- L15: Slang
- L16: Technology
- L17: Time
- L18: Small talk
- L19: Rules
- L20: More Slang
- L21: Compliments
- L22: The Way you feel
- L23: Faults & Compliments
- L24: Changing English
- L25: Making a Speech
- L26: On and Off
- L27: Nouns & Verbs
- L28: Intonation
- L29: Humour
- L30: Abbreviations
- L31: Lies
- L32: Fear
- L33: Questions & Answers
- L34: Political Correctness
- L35: Making mistakes
- L36: Phonetics
- L37: Fashion
- L38: News
- L39: Money
- L40: Complaints
- English with Stacy
- Linking vowels 1
- Can & Can't
- Linking vowels 2
- Past Particles Pronunciation
- Past Particles Pronunciation 2
- Tag Question Pronunciation
- WH Questions Pronunciation 1A
- WH Questions Pronunciation 1B
- WH Questions Pronunciation 2
- Reductions with H Part 1B
- Reductions with H Part 1A
- Word Stress in sentences
- Can & Can't Pronunciation with Subtitles
- Syllable Stress in Words
- TH Pronunciation
- Word Stress: Dropped Sounds
- -Ing & -ed Adjectives Pronunciation
- Understanding Fast English Review
- English teacher Jon
- Meanings of John
- Bar & Club Vocabulary
- Do vs Make
- F vs V pronounciation
- Bathroom Vocabulary
- Pronouncing ED endings
- How to give directions
- Pronouncing B & V
- 5 Idioms about TIME
- 7 Adjectives for describing People
- Talking about shopping
- Learn Pronunciation with Poetry
- Talking about being sick
- 5 Food Idioms
- Cooking: Making Blueberry Pancakes
- Could've Would've & Should've
- Halloween Vocabulary
- Listening: Strange News
- Story Building to improve your english
- Listening: Legal Vocabulary
- How to compare
- Clint Eastwood biography
- Vocabulary: End or Finish?
- In time & On time
- Conversation Skills: Asking Questions
- Pronunciation with Poetry
- Listening: Sports on TV
- Abbreviated English in Ads
- Using the word Over
- Using the word Above
- Second & Third Conditional
- Listening: English with dirty jokes
- Afraid of Scared of & fear
- University degrees in America
- Listening: "under the weather"
- 5 Ways to improve your english
- Shade or Shadow?
- Quick Soon Early & Fast
- English teacher Emma
- 3 useful expressions
- Past or passed?
- Expressions with word Hell
- By & until
- Most Almost & Almost all
- Talking about Disability
- Pronouncing words ending in S
- High score on IELTS task 1
- 3 useful conversation expressions
- Writing: Comma Splices
- Passive Voice to avoid responsibility
- "The leg of the dog" or "the dog's leg"?
- Assure, Ensure, & Insure
- Rise or Raise?
- The Olympics Vocabulary
- Avoid sexism using gender-inclusive language
- To lay vs To lie
- Grow vs Grow up
- Pronouncing TU as in culture lecture & fortune
- Immigrate Emigrate or Migrate?
- Pronouncing DU as in Schedule Individual & Procedure
- A lot, Alot, Lots & Allot
- 8 things NOT to say to women
- Then vs Than
- 5 useful email expressions
- Talking about babies and children
- I stopped to talk or I stopped talking?
- 5 tips to improve your writing
- Going to the hairdresser
- 13 BOOK Expressions in English
- 6 tips for dealing with speaking anxiety
- Between or Among?
- Technology & Computers Vocabulary
- Besides or Beside?
- I tried to do or I tried doing?
- IELTS Speaking Task 1
- About vs About to
- IELTS Speaking Task 2
- Learn to use Remember & Forget correctly
- IELTS Speaking Task 3
- Teacher Melanie
- 7 Commonly Mispronounced Words
- How To Say The English Alphabet
- Numbers 0-99
- 11 Words With Silent Letters
- Numbers 100-1 trillion
- Numbers in Time Scores Years & More
- Similar words pronounced differently
- 5 Commonly Mispronounced Words
- Pronunciation: V vs W
- Pronunciation: B vs V
- 60 Words with "uh" /ʌ/ vowel sound
- Pronunciation: TH & Z vs S
- 50 Words with 'ch' pronounced 'k'
- 25 Words with 'ch' Pronounced 'sh'
- Vocabulary: The Backyard
- Pronunciation: Sh vs Ch
- Pronunciation: T Th & D as in Day vs They
- 34 Fruit Names
- 30 French Words Used in English
- A poem about English Pronunciation
- How to Say Names of Actors
- How to Say Names of Actresses
- How to Say Fashion Brand
- Makeup Vocabulary Lesson
- Pronunciation: L & R Part 1
- Pronunciation: L & R exercises Part 2
- 36 Summer Olympic Sports
- American Accent: N+T = Silent T
- 15 Winter Olympic Sports
- American Accent: T + N
- The Rhythm of English: Stress & Syllables
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- Family members 2
- The classroom
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- Classroom actions
- Classroom Actions 2
- Prepositions
- Everyday activities
- Everyday activities 2
- Leisure Activities
- The Weather
- Cardinal Numbers
- Ordinal Numbers
- Telling the time
- Money in the U.S.
- The calendar
- Time expressions and seasons
- Types of homes and communities
- The living room
- The dining room
- The bedroom
- The kitchen
- Kitchen Utensils
- The baby's room
- The bathroom
- Talking
- 1 The omelet
- 2 Dogs
- 3 Meet the parents
- 4 Australia
- 5 Sydney
- 6 Going home
- 7 New house
- 8 Summer vacation
- 9 Big apple baby
- 10 Roommates
- 11 The Jock
- 12 Train trip
- 13 English village
- 14 Music and such
- 15 Sports
- 16 Montreal
- 17 Scuba diving
- 18 high school
- 19 Movies
- 20 Spear fishing
- 21 England and Japan
- 22 The runner
- 23 English life
- 24 The great state
- 25 The cold
- Points of view
- Music
- Dirty Jokes
- 1 BBQ Booty
- 2 Moose Hunting
- 3 RAWR
- 4 Five birds
- 5 Nice to meet you
- 6 Piano man
- 7 The farmer's daughter
- 8 Track team
- 9 Monkey Love
- 10 Hoshimota
- 11 The shepard and his boy
- 12 Loving remembrance
- 13 Three Fugitives
- 14 Recovery roses
- 15 The key to the bedroom
- 16 Arabian Justice
- 17 The sloppy drunk
- 18 Peanut ear
- 19 Nosy neighbor
- 20 Yukon ho
- More Dirty Jokes
- 21 Ugly Baby
- 22 Sunset Island
- 23 Bedroom Burglar
- 24 Prime mates
- 25 Facelifted spirit
- 26 Son of a beech
- 27 The Drunk's Drycleaning
- 28 Manic Moms
- 29 Wild Ski Trip
- 30 Lucky Leprechaun
- 31 Whale of a Good Time
- 32 Hot Mic
- 33 Costume Party
- 34 Pirate Barrel
- 35 Cougar Hunting
- 36 Health Hazard
- 37 Ladies Night
- 38 Schedule Conflict
- 39 Genie in a bottle
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Easy daily expression
Este es el canal "Daily Easy English" de Coach Shane. Él es originario de Wisconsin, Estados Unidos. Shane ofrece lecciones de ingles breves, en cada video enseña una expresión en ingles, enseña su pronunciación correcta (inglés americano) y ofrece un par de ejemplos sobre su uso.
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