Part 1: DIRECTIONS: Watch and pronounce with the video 2 or 3 times. Part 2: DIRECTIONS: Practice pronunciation by reading aloud the following words and sentences. A – animal, alphabet, argument E – event, earn, elephant I – interact, independent, island O – over, obtain, ornate U – under, understand, unique A tiger is a…
Hello, English Learners. Today we begin with the first 3 dialogues of American English Conversations 2. You’re encouraged to pay close attention to the videos and read along with the English dialogues in order to improve your English pronunciation, comprehension, and communication skills. Don’t forget to share what you’ve learned via the comments section below.
Many people prefer to send e-mails or texts instead of letters. Yet, sometimes writing and sending a letter is important. Today’s conversation topic for English learners is “Mailing Letters”. Imagine you’re in the United States of America and you’re having conversations in English about mailing letters. What would you do and say? What would others…
Welcome to Year 1, Week 52, Lesson 1.52.2. Today we will work on your American English pronunciation. Please click on the link below to access American English Pronunciation lesson #30. Click here: http://usaenglish.club/blog/2021/03/15/american-english-pronunciation-30-how-to-pronounce-difficult-vowel-sounds-%c9%9b-and-ae/ Finally, take the Quarter 4 Pronunciation Test:
Welcome to Year 1, Week 39, Lesson 1.39.3. Today we will work on your English listening, conversation and reading skills. We begin with a dialogue-related Conversation Topic for English Learners to help with listening and reading comprehension. Then, we continue with Dialogue 17 from our English course, American English Conversations 3. Designed for beginners, each…
Have you ever invited someone over for dinner? Has anyone ever invited you over for dinner? Today’s Conversation Topic for English Learners is “Dinner Invitation.” Imagine you’ve been invited by your neighbors for dinner. What would you say? What would your neighbors say? Here are a few suggestions.— You’ve just moved into a new neighborhood….
Hello, Students. Here is the 2nd part of American English Conversations 2, where you will get to read and pronounce with 3 separate English dialogues. The more time and work you put into the lesson, the more English you will learn. Don’t forget to share your comments with us via the comments section below.
You can’t do everything yourself. If you need a car fixed, you go to a mechanic. If you need a vaccine, you go to a doctor. If you need food, you go to a grocer. Today’s conversation topic for English learners is “Having Things Done”. Imagine yourself in Los Angeles, California, speaking English, and participating…
Welcome to Year 1, Week 33, Lesson 1.33.1. Today we will work on your English Vocabulary. We begin with Dolch Sight Words English Vocabulary Nouns Lesson 8 of 9. Please follow the directions and do your best. Part 1 – DIRECTIONS: Please watch the vocabulary video below two or three times: Part 2 – Please…
Hello English Learners. Let’s talk about your English speaking and listening skills. Are you a fluent speaker of English? Do you feel confident speaking in English with others? Do you understand clearly when others speak in English about different subjects? Our educational YouTube channel includes well over 60 English dialogues, each covering different topics with…