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English Vocabulary: 12 Internet words
What's a meme? Does the internet seem to require knowing a new language? Do bits, bytes, and blogs sound weird to you? In this English vocabulary lesson, we will go over some of the more common words that you might come across on the intern...
Sports Idioms in English
Get ahead of the pack with these common English idioms.
English Vocabulary - Bad Eyesight: glasses, contacts, optometrist, eye doctor... [3]
English Vocabulary - Bad Eyesight: glasses, contacts, optometrist, eye doctor... http://www.engvid.com/ Now you can go to the eye doctor and understand! Learn how to talk about different problems you may have with your eyesight. Nearsighted...
Comparing: funner vs faster or more fun vs more fast?
Is playing video games funner or more fun than studying grammar? Not sure when to use '___er' or 'more ____ than' when comparing things? In this lesson we will look at syllables as a way to choose the faster car, the more beautiful painting...
Basic English vocabulary for restaurants [2]
Basic English vocabulary for restaurants http://www.engvid.com/ Eating in a restaurant can be a fun thing to do with friends, but if you are just learning English all the new words can be confusing. Watch and learn what an "appetizer" is an...
Idioms in English - Body Parts
In this lesson, I look at some of the most common idioms related to the human body. What does it mean if someone tells you to keep your nose out of his or her business? Expand your idiomatic knowledge with this useful English lesson.
5 Food Idioms in English
5 Food Idioms in English http://www.engvid.com There are a lot of idioms and expressions in English that involve food. But most of their meanings don't actually have anything to do with food! In this lesson, I'll teach you five food express...
English Vocabulary - ABOUT, ABOUT TO, NOT ABOUT TO
"I'm about to go study" or "I'm not about to go study"? What do these sentences mean? How do we use about, about to, and not about to in English? You are about to watch a vocabulary lesson in which I will explain the difference between thes...
Improve your vocabulary: Synonyms for "small" in English
Improve your vocabulary: Synonyms for "small" in English http://www.engvid.com/ It gets tiring and boring to use the same vocabulary all the time. In this lesson, you'll learn new words you can use instead of the c... From: English Lessons ...
Idioms in English - 'Blue'
http://www.engvid.com/ Feeling blue about not understanding idioms? Expand your informal English knowledge with this lesson. These are all common expressions and phrases that use the colour blue.
Cat Idioms in English
There are lots of expressions in English that involve cats. In this lesson, I let the cat out of the bag, so you never have to feel lost if someone uses one of these idioms in conversation.
Phrasal verb: miss out on - Day 13 with JenniferESL
Phrasal verb: miss out on - Day 13 with JenniferESL Day 13: miss out on (something) Index: 0:12 Introduction. Listen to the phrasal verb in context. 0:34 Identify the meaning. 1:07 Explanation. Study its meaning and use. 2:15 Question of th...
The Secret to English Vocabulary – How to remember more
The Secret to English Vocabulary – How to remember more The secret to a rich vocabulary is to remember words and not just recognize them. I'll teach you a practical, easy way to increase your active vocabulary. Understand the difference bet...
Vocabulary: How to talk about ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES
Vocabulary: How to talk about ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES http://www.engvid.com/ In English, we often need to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of something. You will definitely need to do this at work, on tests such as the IELTS...
Animal idioms and expressions in English
Animal idioms and expressions in English http://www.engvid.com/ Watch this lesson to learn some easy English idioms that are related to animals. These common phrases can help you sound like a native... From: JamesESL English Lessons (engVid...
Phrasal verb: doze off - Day 18 with JenniferESL
Phrasal verb: doze off - Day 18 with JenniferESL Day 18: doze off Index: 0:12 Introduction. Listen to the phrasal verb in context. 0:42 Identify the meaning. 1:14 Explanation. Study its meaning and use. 1:4... From: JenniferESL Views: 3214 ...
Phrasal Verbs in Daily English Conversations [1]
Phrasal Verbs in Daily English Conversations In this English lesson, you will learn how to use certain phrasal verbs in common daily conversations. The two dialogues contain several verbs with the prepositions 'up' and 'down'. To learn more...
Learn Real English - How to pay with DEBIT or CREDIT CARDS
Learn Real English - How to pay with DEBIT or CREDIT CARDS http://www.engvid.com/ Out shopping and out of cash $$$? Learn how to pay with a debit or credit card in English! It can be intimidating to use a bank machin... From: EnglishLessons...
Phrasal verb: see through - Day 16 with JenniferESL
Phrasal verb: see through - Day 16 with JenniferESL Day 16: see (something) through Index: 0:12 Introduction. Listen to the phrasal verb in context. 0:28 Identify the meaning. 0:56 Explanation. Study its meaning and use. 1:28 Second definit...
Phrasal Verbs - Lesson 6 [2]
Phrasal Verbs - Lesson 6 This is the sixth lesson in our series 'Phrasal Verbs in English Conversation'. You will first listen to and repeat a dialogue with examples of phrasal expressions, and then practise these in a gap filling exercise....
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