Learn English From Real English

Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 2:36:00 PM with No comments

Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR

In this video, you will learn real English vocabularies in the CAR wtih linguamarina . You will be able to name the parts of a car which will grow your vocabulary and help you in communicating.

Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR

Download - Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR

Download

Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR:

Accelerator (or gas pedal): The accelerator is a pedal that the driver presses on with his or her foot in order to control the car's speed.

Brake: The foot pedal you use when you want to make the car go slower or stop it from moving.

Brake light: The red light at the back of the car that indicates the brake is being used and that the car is slowing down.

Dashboard: The part in front of the driver that has the controls like the Temperature gauge, Fuel gauge and the Speedometer.

Exhaust (pipe): The pipe that takes the waste gases from the motor and lets them go into the air.

Horn: The horn makes a sound to warn other drivers of a problem. The driver makes the horn sound by pressing a button, which is usually on the steering wheel.

Turn indicators: The lights that let others know in which direction a car is turning.

Ignition: You put the key here to start the car.

License Plate: The license plate is a piece of metal with numbers and letters on it. There is usually one on the front and the back of the car. The government usually requires each car to have a license plate so the car can be identified.

Radiator: Cools the water of the motor.

Rear-view Mirror: The small mirror attached to the middle of your windscreen so that you can see what is behind your car while you are driving.

Seatbelt: The belt that is connected to the seat and you place across your body to help protect you in an accident.

Speedometer: A part of the dashboard that lets the driver know how fast the car is moving.

Steering wheel: The round instrument that the driver uses to make the car go in a certain direction.

Tires: The tire is a thick rubber ring that connects the car to the ground. Cars normally have four tires.

Visor: A visor is a piece of, usually, plastic that the driver can move into position to stop the sun from getting into the driver's eyes.

Wheel: The round parts that connect the car to the road and help the car move.

Windshield: The big window at the front of the car that the driver looks through as he/she drives.

Windshield Wipers: Windshield wipers are things that move back and forth across the windshield to remove rain so that the driver can see better.

Learn English with The Morning Show

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 2:30:00 PM with No comments

Learn English with The Morning Show

Learn English with Jennifer Aniston | The Morning Show

In this video, you will learn real English with Jennifer Aniston in her new hit series: The Morning Show. This is a fantastic series to learn English about the world of media, get some advanced English vocabulary, and plus, it is seriously entertaining

Learn English with The Morning Show

Download - Learn English with The Morning Show

Download

Learn English with The Morning Show:

Learn English with The Devil Wears Prada

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 2:12:00 PM with No comments

Learn English with The Devil Wears Prada

Don't Be Rude At Work - Learn real English with The Devil Wears Prada

In this video, you will learn real English with movies with the popular film The Devil Wears Prada. This is a fantastic movie for learning some professional English, and it stars Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway.

Learn English with The Devil Wears Prada

Download - Learn English with The Devil Wears Prada

Download

Learn English with The Devil Wears Prada:

How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 10:13:00 PM with No comments

How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills

In this video, Teela explains some simple, but powerful ways to learn how to think in English to improve your English speaking skills so that you can better communicate with native and advanced English speakers. This involves strategies for talking to yourself, relying less on your bilingual dictionary, paraphrasing, keeping a diary or journal, and using positive reinforcement. Watch and let Teela explain it all in an easy way. Get more confident and fluent with Deep English lessons.

How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills

Download - How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills

Download

How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills:

1. Talk to yourself in English.
2. Don’t use bilingual dictionary.
3. Try to describe the word you don’t know
4. Write down something you need to do.
5. Create some pep talk in English for yourself.

English Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Life

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 10:54:00 PM with No comments

English Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Life

Learn English phrasal verbs through this conversation which will help you improve your English vocabulary and understanding.

English Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Life

Download - English Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Life

Download

English Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Life:

104 Daily Life English Dialogues

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 10:40:00 PM with No comments

104 Daily Life English Dialogues

This is the collection of 104 Daily Life Real English Dialogues and English Conversations.
In the video you will learn 4 topic of real English conversation about City Life, Cars and Houses, Family Life and Social Communication.

104 Daily Life English Dialogues

Download - 104 Daily Life English Dialogues

Download

104 Daily Life English Dialogues:

Chapter 1 - City Life
Chapter 2 - Cars and Houses
Chapter 3 - Family Life
Chapter 4 - Social Communication

30 Dialogs for Everyday English

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 10:33:00 PM with No comments

30 Dialogs for Everyday English

This video is the collection of 30 Dialogs for Everyday Use. It is situational dialogs that focus on a wide variety of communicative situations and natural encounters in English. Each dialog is accompanied by a contextual illustration and can be used as a springboard for extended listening and speaking practice. The text also includes language notes that provide useful information on grammar and intonation patterns.

30 dialogs for Everyday English

Download - 30 dialogs for Everyday English

Download | PDF, PDF Version 2

30 dialogs for Everyday English:

Dialog 1-Formal Greetings and Farewells

Dialog 2-Informal Greetings and Farewells

Dialog 3-Formal Introductions

Dialog 4-Informal Introductions

Dialog 5-Time

Dialog 6-A telephone call

Dialog 7-Happiness

Dialog 8-Ordering a meal

Dialog 9-Birthdays

Dialog 10-A Crowded Theater

Dialog 11-Mistakes

Dialog 12-Games

Dialog 13-Health

Dialog 14-Sports

Dialog 15-Asking Directions

Dialog 16-Coincidences

Dialog 17-Safety

Dialog 18-Musical instruments

Dialog 19-Taking a Vacation

Dialog 12-Recipes

Dialog 21-Weather

Dialog 22-Having Things Done

Dialog 23-Mailing Letters

Dialog 24-Animals

Dialog 25-Shopping

Dialog 26-Transportation

Dialog 27-Comparing

Dialog 28-Pastimes

Dialog 29-Weddings

Dialog 30-Effort

Who are you?

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 10:07:00 AM with No comments

Who are you?

I hope this new short film from the creators of "The Gift" will give you an inspiration along with learning real English if you happen to be here because you want to learn English.

Who are you? is the easy & simple question, but might be hard to answer.

Full Episode List of Study English

Who are you?

Download - Who are you?

Download

Who are you?:

Aport from the video, I spot one comment from Allyzzaa ,"There's nothing in the box" like our lives, we all started empty, and day by day we fill it. We fill it with happiness, love, pain, sorrow, success, etc. Well, the size of our boxes doesn't matter, what really matter is what we put inside, if we decided to put negative things like hatred then our box would be very heavy making it so difficult to carry. Like in our life, if we live on full of hatred, bitterness and anger, then it would be so difficult to move on and hope for tomorrow."
Well said Allyzzaa.

14 Overused ENGLISH Words - Stop Using Them!

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 7:45:00 AM with No comments

14 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS - Stop Using Them! Use these alternatives

In this video, you will 14 English words that is overused with linguamarina and you should stop using it, she also give you what should you use in stead.

Full Episode List of Study English

14 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS - Stop Using Them! Use these alternatives

Download - 14 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS - Stop Using Them! Use these alternatives

Download

14 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS - Stop Using Them! Use these alternatives:

1:01 #1 Like

1:55 #2 Important

2:57 #3 New

3:31 #4 Really

4:02 How you can diversify your speech

4:25 About Blinkist

5:38 #5 And

6:29 #6 Interesting

7:25 #7 Good

8:04 #8 Smart

8:48 #9 Explain

9:18 #10 Thing

9:52 #11 See

10:37 #12 Also

11:02 #13 Change

11:34 #14 Said

25 IDIOMS IN ENGLISH TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 7:38:00 AM with No comments

25 IDIOMS IN ENGLISH TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE

In this video, you will learn 25 idioms with linguamarina to learn to sound more American! Travel to an English-speaking country to learn English.

Full Episode List of Study English

25 IDIOMS IN ENGLISH TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE

Download - 25 IDIOMS IN ENGLISH TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE

Download

25 IDIOMS IN ENGLISH TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE:

1) “Beat around the bush” Avoiding the topic

2) “The best of both worlds” All the advantages

3) “Bite off more than you can chew” Taking on too many responsibilities

4) “Blessing in disguise” It looks bad, but will turn out well

5) “Can’t judge a book by its cover” It isn’t about appearance

6) “Give (one) the benefit of the doubt” Assuming the best about someone

7) “In the heat of the moment” Being overly emotional and doing something stupid

8) “Kill two birds with one stone” Get two things done at once

9) “Let the cat out of the bag” Shared a secret you weren’t supposed to

10) “Missed the boat” Missing a chance/opportunity

11) “Once in a blue moon” Something that happens rarely

12) “Take with a grain of salt” To not take something too seriously

13) “Up in the air” It is unsure/indefinite

14) “Stab someone in the back betray someone who trusted you

15) “Lose your touch” To lose a talent or ability you once had

16) “Sit tight” Take no action, just wait

17) “Face the music” To accept reality

18) “Rule of thumb” A general rule (not scientific)

19) “Look like a million dollars” To look really good

20) “Get over something” No longer emotionally affected by something

21) “Crunch time” The time when a deadline is approaching and you have much to do

22) “Get out of hand” Lose control of something

23) “Get it out of your system” To finally do something you have wanted to do

24) “Hang in there” Wait and be patient

Talking about coronavirus in English – vocabulary & expressions

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 3:18:00 PM with No comments

Talking about coronavirus in English – vocabulary & expressions

This is the 2nd lesson related to COVID-19. You will learn more about the vocabulary & expressions regarding COVID-19 with Learn English with Rebecca. This is really a useful real English lesson you don't want to miss

Understand and learn to speak about COVID-19 in English. in this important session where Rebecca explains the most common vocabulary related to the coronavirus. You’ll learn: nouns such as symptoms, outbreak, pandemic, transmission, and social distancing; verbs and expressions such as to ban gatherings, to protect the vulnerable, to restrict travel, and to flatten the curve; adjectives such as contagious, symptomatic, mandatory, and unprecedented. This lesson is for anyone who wants to follow the news and discuss this important topic more confidently in English.

Talking about coronavirus in English – vocabulary & expressions

Download - Talking about coronavirus in English – vocabulary & expressions

Download

Talking about coronavirus in English – vocabulary & expressions:

COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson

Posted by Learn Real English Team Posted on 3:10:00 PM with No comments

COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson

In this real English learning lesson, Speak English With Vanessa, you will have a chance to learn real English with the COVID conversation between 5 famous English teachers, Vanessa from Speak English With Vanessa, Emma from MmmEnglish channel, Gabby from Go Natural English channel, Jack from ToFluency channel and Lucy from English with Lucy channel.

Let see what they have to say when they are in the lockdown period and learn real English term related to COVID.

COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson

Download - COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson

Download

COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson:

Speak English With Vanessa helps English learners to speak American English fluently, naturally, and confidently. To become a fluent English speaker and have English conversations with a native English speaker, go to http://www.speakenglishwithvanessa.com

Blog Archive

Categories

Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR

Learn English with The Morning Show

Learn English with The Devil Wears Prada

How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills

English Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Life

104 Daily Life English Dialogues

30 Dialogs for Everyday English

Who are you?

14 Overused ENGLISH Words - Stop Using Them!

25 IDIOMS IN ENGLISH TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE

Talking about coronavirus in English – vocabulary & expressions

COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson

Welcome Aboard

Recent Post

Popular Posts

Dictionaries

Contact Us

Web Stats

FaceBook Page