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English learners! Reading short stories with big ideas can help you build your English vocabulary! Start here with Paper Menagerie by Ken Liu: https://t.co/PPA1q7mb0v
English learners! Registration is now open for our fall Beginner English Classes. This program is for adults who speak little to no English. Class will meet online twice each week, beginning in October. Register here: https://t.co/i9Tw8YsFlO
English learners! You may not be able to travel right now, but you can learn travel idioms!
Beginner English learners! Practice writing in English by answering the question "Where were you born?" https://t.co/pyjF1NpEMv
Intermediate English learners! Practice writing in English by answering the question "What is your favorite food?" https://t.co/RzDgHaoCO7
English learners: Stressed? Burnt out? This video lesson from (Australian English) features useful idioms to describe how you feel.
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Attention Learners! EAL Beginner English Program is now enrolling for fall classes. This program is for adults who speak little to no English. Classes meet twice each week and will be held online. Visit our website for more information: https://t.co/i9Tw8YsFlO
Have you ever been in the doghouse? Are you busy as a bee? Try not to open a can of worms. Animal idioms are the cat's meow! Check out more here: https://t.co/ILxEdWnLA4
English learners: How many meanings of “Run” do you know? Test your knowledge of Run as a verb with Everyday Grammar from Voice of America.
How Many Meanings of 'Run' Do You Know?
On today’s Everyday Grammar program, we will help you test your knowledge of the many meanings of the verb "run."
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English Learners! Music can help you learn new English words. Try this one: Shallow by Lady Gaga. Find the video on YouTube and sing along! https://t.co/DFn7vd7Jkc
English learners! Improve your listening skills with ELLLO One Minute English. Watch short videos featuring speakers from around the world answer one question using natural English. Videos come with a script and quiz! https://t.co/cDfzrZhJIh
English learners! Practice English listening with this beautiful short film A New View of the Moon from the Visual English School site.
English Movie Lesson with A New View of the Moon - Visual English School - Learn English with Short Films
English Movie Lesson with A New View of the Moon. Learn English with the poetic short film by Wylie Overstreet and Alex Gorosh. It will change your pe...
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Thank you for taking action to help keep us all safe and healthy! Wearing a mask is an act of love!
English learners! This week's idioms are musical! Do you "March to the Beat of your own Drum" ? It make be time to "Face the Music"!
English Learners: Improve your English listening skills in 32 minutes! Take the challenge and see how many questions you can answer!
32 Minutes of English Listening Practice for Beginners
This is the best video to get started with English listening comprehension for beginners! Don‘t forget to create your free account here https://...
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English Learners! Practice your English listening skills with these short, funny dialogues from Randall’s Cyber Listening Lab. All levels, from easy to difficult. Each Dialogue has audio, script, questions, vocabulary, and grammar exercises. https://t.co/CWyJbhH8Nk
English learners! Practice your listening skills on the Deep English site, with this story you can listen to at slow, fast, or normal speed, alongside a transcript and a list of vocabulary and idioms found in the story.
Whale Protects Woman from Shark - Deep English
When a humpback whale began playing with Nan Hauser like a toy, she feared the worst. The 50,000-pound mammal swam toward the marine biologist and beg...
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Have fun and be safe this summer!
English learners! We often use idioms to express how we are feeling. Feeling happy? Here's some expressions you can use to say so!
Intermediate English learners! Watch this video to learn 25 English phrases for everyday life!
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