In this English lesson, your will learn 12 Romantic Nicknames to call your loved ones. Complete Lesson Transcript – It is very common around...
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In this Basic English lesson, you will learn how the word ‘about’ is used in different ways. Watch our Free English lessons to improve your English...
This English speaking lesson ( ESL lesson) will help you to understand the usage of the three words sometime, some time and sometimes. These Common...
The word friend, although a great word, is overused. In this spoken English lesson you would learn English words that are Interesting; we can...
Has it ever happened to you that saw a person who is an absolute stranger and you want to know more about them? In this English speaking lesson with...
In this English lesson, you will learn the most common proverbs used in English. A proverb is a short well known saying, stating a general truth or a...
Life is colourful and in English, we have idioms related to colours that will improve your English fluency and make your speak English confidently...
Love is in the air and like any healthy relationship even the English language is constantly evolving and we come across lot of new words related to...
Finished watching the lesson, now it’s time to test your understanding of this lesson Hello English learners and welcome back to another great...
In this English lesson you will learn how to ask basic questions and how to answer them. There are a number of expressions which we can use to ask...
Test your understanding of this English lesson Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers...
In this English lesson by Rima, you would learn English errors found in Facebook comments. We do make these English errors in our daily English...
Lesson Transcript – You may have memorized endless lists of vocabulary, you may know all the grammar needed to hold any conversation, and...
What’s your name? or can I take your name is probably the most used English expression when using the word “name”. But speaking good English is...
