3 tricks for learning English – prepositions, vocabulary, structure
Hi. James from www.engvid.com. I’d normally be reading, but I’m putting my finishing touches on. Our expensive prop department — “props” are things you use in movies to demonstrate things, or a “prop” might be a marker or a pen or a car, right? Our prop department is so poor I had to draw a…
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See vs watch vs look
Hello! I’m Sam from BBC Learning English and in this episode, we’re going to look at the differences between ‘see’, ‘watch’ and ‘look’. All three are verbs and all three involve using your eyes. ‘See’ can have many non-literal meanings, but its basic meaning is ‘to have the ability to use your eyes’. I can’t…
BEST MOVIES FOR LEARNING ENGLISH [TOP 10]
Hey Naturals, what’s up? It’s your American English teacher Gabby here to help you with your fluency in English somebody make some popcorn because today we’re talking about the top Ten movies to help you to learn English are you a movie buff do you love? Watching movies for fun and entertainment. Well. Why not…
What does ‘dad dancing’ mean?
Neil: Great party last night, Feifei! Feifei: It was so much fun, Neil. I loved your dad dancing, too! Neil: You… saw my dad… dancing? But my dad wasn’t dancing. He wasn’t even there. Feifei: No, no, no. You know what I mean: ‘dad dancing’. It means dancing like… well, like a dad. Neil: I’m…
8 Cultural Differences between Native Speakers and English Learners
Hmm. Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo. Hi. James from engVid. I’ve often said that learning language, a foreign language is great. In this case, you’re learning English, so congratulations. But a lot of students, they learn the language, and they kind of forget about the culture, like it doesn’t really matter. Being an English speaker, I was born in…