The Flatmates English Lesson 4

The Flatmates episode 4, from BBC Learning English. Over another round of drinks Alice and Helen disagree about Michal.

The Flatmates episode 4, from BBC Learning English. Over another round of drinks Alice and Helen disagree about Michal.

Alice, Helen and Tim are having a relaxing drink with their new flatmate when Tim says something that annoys Helen.

Hi everybody, this is Misterduncan in England. How are you today? Are you Okay? I hope so! Are you happy? I hope so! In this lesson we will look at two actions which many of us do. Altough may be…

Free, online pronunciation lesson with a native speaker. This lesson’s topic: voiced “th”. Improve your Pronunciation with Jennifer.

Online, free pronunciation lesson with a native speaker. Lesson’s topic: unvoiced “th”. Enjoy the lesson with Jennifer.

Online, free pronunciation lesson with a native speaker. Lesson’s topic: unvoiced “th”. Enjoy the lesson with Jennifer.

Hi, this is A.J. again, director of Effortless English. Welcome to the fourth rule for speaking excellent English. Now, this rule is also very simple. In fact, all of these rules are simple. But when you use them, when you…

If you want to speak English fluently, you should stop studying grammar rules and textbooks. Listening English is the key to speak English properly. So, how do you practice listening to English? Well, you should listen and learn real English.…

In this episode, Tim welcomes Michal to the flat. Alice suggests a method Michal can improve his English. Why not practise yours with The Flatmates English Lessons, the soap opera from BBC Learning English? Practise your english with BBC Learning…

In this Lesson, Tim and Helen are at the airport to meet Michal. However, something’s not quite right. Practise your English listening skills with the Flatmates Series from BBC Learning English.

This grammar lesson for the lower levels. Topic of the lesson: IN and ON as prepositions of time.

Effortless English Rule 2 is a very interesting principal and surprising also. But it is definitely true. If you want to speak English fluently you must stop studying grammar rules. Why? Watch below video by AJ Hoge of Effortless English…