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"These 20 groundbreaking programs combine psychology, linguistics and instructional design, and engage learners through: amusing situations entertaining characters interesting conversations authentic language strong storylines high quality production practical graded activities. 20 FUN ESL VIDEOS Shot on location in USA For self-study or group ESL lessons at work, school, college or university. Have fun learning English as it is REALLY spoken! Language...

Want to learn the past tense? Then you need to start with the basics: was and were. You'll use them time and time again, from "How was your day?" to "Where were you?" and much, much more. Plus, we'll cover talking about your family and watch a detective hear a strange story of a man lost in the woods.

Who? What? Where? They're not just for reporters. Everyone needs to know how to use question words in English. And it's not enough to ask questions if people don't know what you're talking about. So learn the "pointer words" that take the place of a pointing finger, like "this", "that", and "there". You'll never be at a loss for words again.

It's time to learn English! Sooner or later, you're going to need to tell someone how big, old, smooth, or hot something is. Don't worry, we're going to teach you how to use adjectives. These words will help you describe things and make your sentences more interesting.

In the U.S., manners are important, and this step-by-step video teaches you some of the basics you need to be polite while speaking English. In this lesson, you'll learn how to ask and answer Are you going on vacation this year?

Use Program One: Establishing a New Vision to explain why the inclusion or 'push-in' model with co-teaching is becoming the preferred approach in classrooms. See how schools use this model to Provide ELL students the opportunity to build their vocabulary through academic content. Set high quality curriculum expectations while focusing on the capacities students bring to the classroom. Encourage students to embrace their differences and create an atmosphere...

Learn ways to encourage others, and to check understanding using the correct question tags.

These are the verbs that will make you want to pull your hair out. They are slippery, unpredictable, unreliable, and irregular. Don't sweat it. Keep your hair on. We'll guide you through all of the twists and turns that irregular past tenses take. We came, we saw, we had a great time. Plus we'll learn about vehicles and see part III of Lost in the Woods.

Learn the right preposition to say where people are, and to use the present continuous tense for actions in progress.

How do you do the things you do? Quietly? Loudly? If you want to feel the vibe of your verbs, you need to “add” something: adverbs. They seem easy, but there are a few irregular adverbs lurking out there to trip you up. So listen up and pay attention...carefully, now. Plus we’ll learn about plants and animals and wrap up our story in Part IV of Lost in the Woods.