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Embark on an enriching journey with "English Lessons for Beginners." This comprehensive course, lasting 12 hours and 5 minutes, is meticulously designed for novice learners who wish to master the foundational aspects of the English language. Within the Languages category and the English subcategory, this course provides a blend of grammar, spoken English, and pronunciation insights, offering a robust platform for those eager to enhance their proficiency.
The course begins with foundational grammatical concepts such as the usage of the verb "to be." You will explore essential structures through lessons like "How to Use To Be in English" and "Using Be in English Grammar Lesson." Building on this foundation, it introduces you to techniques to refine your listening skills with "5 Steps to Improve Your English Listening" and expands your vocabulary with "English Spelling Rules."
Understanding nine parts of speech is crucial to constructing sentences effectively, and the course covers this comprehensively. Additionally, you'll delve into practical applications such as utilizing adjectives correctly and mastering common verbs with sessions on "How to Use Make and Do" and "How to Use Have and Get." Practical scenarios, like discussing your daily routines, hobbies, and job, are made easier through spoken English lessons crafted to simulate real-life conversations.
Beyond grammar and everyday contexts, the course emphasizes pronunciation and accent improvement. You will learn to pronounce vowel sounds accurately and understand the importance of sentence stress and intonation. "Syllables and Word Stress" and "How to Link Words" are core pronunciation lessons designed to help you speak more fluently and naturally. Moreover, you'll gain insights into the critical differences between British and American English pronunciations, enabling you to grasp the nuances of native speakers.
To support your journey toward fluency, the course includes entertaining yet educational content like "Tongue Twisters to Improve Your English Pronunciation" and lessons on silent letters, which often trip up beginners. With focused lessons on enhancing your reading skills and understanding IPA, you'll find numerous opportunities to practice and perfect your pronunciation.
Each lesson is carefully curated to strengthen your understanding and build your confidence in using English in various settings. From casual greetings and introductions to detailed descriptions of your everyday life, home, vacations, and even your studies, this course leaves no stone unturned. The practical approach ensures that you are well-equipped to communicate effectively, regardless of the context.
Although the course has not yet received any reviews, it promises to be a valuable investment for anyone starting their English learning journey. "English Lessons for Beginners" aims to transform hesitant beginners into confident communicators by providing structured, engaging, and accessible content. Begin your learning adventure today and unlock the gates to a world of new opportunities by mastering the English language.
Video class: How to Use To Be in English - Using Be in English Grammar Lesson
0h07m
Exercise: _What is the correct form of the verb "be" for "my brother"?
Exercise: Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of the verb 'to be'?
Video class: 5 Steps to Improve Your English Listening - How to Improve Your English Listening
0h14m
Exercise: What is a suggested strategy for improving English listening skills according to the text?
Video class: English Spelling Rules - Learn Spelling Rules and Common Mistakes
0h16m
Exercise: Which rule explains why the word 'committe' must be spelled as 'committee'?
Video class: 9 Parts of Speech in English - English Grammar Lesson
0h16m
Exercise: What is the primary role of conjunctions in English sentence structure?
Video class: How to Use Adjectives in English - English Grammar Course
0h14m
Exercise: Which of the following adjectives can only be used after the noun it describes?
Exercise: Which of the following sentences uses adjectives correctly according to the position they should be used in English?
Video class: How to Use Make and Do in English
0h15m
Exercise: What is the primary difference between 'make' and 'do' in English?
Video class: How to Use Have and Get in English - Improve English Grammar
0h15m
Exercise: In which of the following sentences does 'get' mean 'arrive' or 'reach'?
Video class: How to Talk About TV Shows in English - Spoken English Lesson
0h17m
Exercise: Which of the following phrases means watching multiple episodes of a TV show in a very short time period?
Video class: Going Shopping in English - Spoken English for Travel
0h13m
Exercise: In the context of shopping in English, which of the following phrases could help you inquire about a special offer?
Video class: How to Use Adjectives in English - English Grammar Course
0h14m
Exercise: Which of the following adjectives can only be used after the noun it describes?
Exercise: Which of the following sentences uses adjectives correctly according to the position they should be used in English?
Video class: How to Talk About Transport and Driving in English - Spoken English Lesson
0h18m
Exercise: What is one advantage of using a bicycle to get around a busy city?
Video class: Talk About Your Daily Routine in English - Spoken English Lesson
0h13m
Exercise: What is an appropriate sentence if you have a flexible work schedule?
Video class: Improve Your English Accent - Pronounce Vowel Sounds Correctly
0h27m
Exercise: How is the /ɪ/ sound generally produced in English vowel pronunciation?
Video class: How to Improve Your English Reading Skills - 4 Steps to Improve Now!
0h13m
Exercise: What is the most effective strategy to improve English reading skills according to the text?
Video class: How to Talk About Clothes in English - Spoken English Lesson
0h09m
Exercise: Which of the following phrases is used to describe a clothing item when it follows current fashion trends?
Video class: 10 Ways to Say "Thank You" in English - How to Thank People and Respond
0h07m
Exercise: Which option is not a formal way to thank someone in English?
Video class: English Sentence Structure - English Grammar Lesson
0h21m
Exercise: By creating simple sentences, you come to understand whats necessary in some sentence or whats not being necessary. In the following sentence “She likes getting up...” Technicallly, the sentence is complete, but you’d never say that. Why not?
Exercise: What is a dependent clause?
Video class: Talking About Likes and Dislikes in English - Spoken English Lesson
0h13m
Exercise: What phrase would you use in English to express that you neither like nor dislike something?
Video class: 5 Tips for English Greetings and Responses - How to Ask and Answer "How are you?"
0h11m
Exercise: Which expression is NOT a recommended way to make a simple greeting more interesting and varied in a casual conversation?
Video class: English Greetings and Introductions - Spoken English
0h11m
Exercise: Which phrase would be considered formal when greeting someone in English?
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