In this lesson we look at ways to say sorry. You apologise to someone. You offer your apology. You regret your action. You show sympathy. This is the replacement lesson for the original lesson 10, which was about fear. I later remade the fear lesson (Now 32) and this new (saying sorry) lesson fills the … Read more
This is a grammar lesson in 3 parts. The topic is prepositions of location and direction. The list of prepositions is long, so this is meant to be a review and not an introduction. Level: high beginner – intermediate.
Hi, I am AJ. Hoge, the director of Effortless English. And now, I want to show you how exactly you get your lesson. Because, all of my lessons are digital. That’s great because you get them right now. You don’t need to wait for the mail. There is no mail, there is no extra mail … Read more
Follow Me! was a series of television programmes produced by the BBC in the late 1970s as a crash course in the English language. It was popular in many overseas countries as a first introduction to English. Here it is in our channel and we hope you find it useful.
Follow Me! was a series of television programmes produced by the BBC in the late 1970s as a crash course in the English language. It was popular in many overseas countries as a first introduction to English. Here it is in our channel and we hope you find it useful.
The Flatmates episode 8, from BBC Learning Englis. Alice and Michal are very excited about a new addition to the flat but what will Helen think about the new arrival?
The Flatmates episode 7, from BBC Learning Englis. Catch up with this week’s episode about the rent – and practise your English listening and reading skills with The Flatmates.
The Flatmates episode 6, from BBC Learning Englis. Tim introduces the other Flatmates to a traditional English breakfast but not everyone’s keen to try his cooking.
Learning English – Lesson Eight ( Friends ) Misterduncan talks about friends and friendship. He also say’s hello to some of his online students in Spain! Thank you for watching…Chema and class in Murcia! 🙂
The teacher introduces us to three idioms connected with arms. English Idioms: Up in arms: Rising up in anger; very angry. (Also literal when actual weapons are involved.) My father was really up in arms when he got his tax bill this year. The citizens were up in arms, pounding on the gates of the … Read more
