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Pronouncing -ED (Linguaspectrum)

Pronouncing -ED Linguaspectrum

9:10
The important thing that you must remember is that in the past ending -ED, the letter E is not pronounced (except when the verb ends in…
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Round thing of fortune

Round thing of fortune

1:57
Heidy the hyena will have a go at the TV contest Round Thing of Fortune. Hyenas are famous for laughing all the time (or do they?).…
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So & neither: examples

So & neither: examples

2:08
Here are some excerpts from British and American series using SO and NEITHER. The first example is too complicated for this level, so forget about it.
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7-I) Phrasal verbs (Englishbox)

7-I) Phrasal verbs Englishbox

4:27
Before reading this video, read the explanations to understand what a phrasal verb is. Then watch this video and try to understand the phrasal verbs they…
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General revision (Gogo)

General revision Gogo

5:07
A revision unit from Gogo.
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Where's Scooby-Doo?

Where's Scooby-Doo?

6:05
Learn some place prepositions with Scooby.
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Weather podcast (podEnglish)

Weather podcast podEnglish

6:00
Watch this video about the weather. It's very difficult, you don't have to understand the video, only try to understand some vocabulary about the weather and…
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Dr Tick Tock (Am & PM)

Dr Tick Tock (Am & PM)

1:01
A little video for children to teach the difference between AM and PM when telling the time. AM is before noon (12:00, lunch time) and PM…
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What day is it today?

What day is it today?

1:22
The question to get the day of the week is "What day is it (today)?", and the answer "today is Monday" or simply "It's Monday".
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Pain relief patch (Sozo Exchange)

Pain relief patch Sozo Exchange

8:43
An upper intermediate lesson to practise your listening and learn some new vocabulary and expressions. Here they're going to work with a TV commercial. First you…
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Parts of the body (The Pumkin Show)

Parts of the body The Pumkin Show

1:06
Learn the parts of the body with Pumkin.
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Adjectives: opposites (part 2)

Adjectives: opposites (part 2)

2:04
Vocabulary: opposite adjectives 
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Lilly, the world map master

Lilly, the world map master

8:12
This little girl (less than 2 years old) will show us some geography. Write down the names of the countries you hear on the video (if…
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Pronunciations of CAN (ActionTeacher)

Pronunciations of CAN ActionTeacher

1:33
It is very important to know the difference between the sound of CAN and the negative CAN'T. Listen to this video and read the Explanations.
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2- What's his name? (Gogo)

2- What's his name? Gogo

5:06
Gogo keeps learning English. Watch this new adventure. Now he learns the difference between HIS and HER. Watch more lessons by Gogo.
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Introductions (Pat Hirtle)

Introductions Pat Hirtle

5:34
How to introduce yourself and others. Just try and see how much you can understand.
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Can / Could (podEnglish)

Can / Could podEnglish

5:50
In this lesson they teach and practise the difference between can and could. There's also some vocabulary about exercising.
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Eye idioms (Steve Ford)

Eye idioms Steve Ford

5:55
First the teacher explains some idioms using the word "eye", and then you get a test to see if you can remember them. At the end…
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Prepositions: common mistakes 1/2 (JenniferESL)

Prepositions: common mistakes 1/2 JenniferESL

8:55
A lesson about prepositions in the context of meals. The first video will give you explanations and practice. Check out the second part of this lesson…
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Bad grammar (James@War)

Bad grammar James@War

3:15
In colloquial English grammar rules are often broken, at least some are. This is a parody of the song that made English teachers cringe: "The Way…
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Things in my closet (Andre Moreno)

Things in my closet Andre Moreno

5:33
Learn some vocabulary about clothes and other things people keep inside their closet.
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1-F) Verb to Be (englishfromengland)

1-F) Verb to Be englishfromengland

1:10
Learn the most basic verb in English: to be. Here you can see the verb To Be with and without contractions.
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