- 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
- Daily Dictation
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- Coach Shane
- English accents
- Pictionary
- Personal information
- Family members
- Family members 2
- The classroom
- The classroom 2
- 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
- 40 Gator Boots
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