Fun English with YouTube: “I Will Not Let an Exam Result Decide My Fate”
This is a “spoken word” video about the old fashioned, outdated education system and how students who don’t achieve good grades shouldn’t feel bad. [Spoken word is speaking in rhymes over a (music) beat/rhythm.] It’s about how schools test students who are all smart, but in different ways, on the same thing. What schools are good at is figuring…
Read MoreInglês acelerado com Adir Ferreira
Este é um guest post escrito por Adir, membro estrela da Real Life English Comunidade Internacional e um amigo nosso. Ele também é um blogueiro profissional distinto e professor de Língua transparente. Olá, pessoal do RLE! Fiquei muito feliz quando o Justin me pediu para escrever um post aqui para o blog e compartilhar com vocês como eu…
Read MoreReal Life English: Happiness Idioms
Do you ever find it difficult to describe how you are feeling in English? Do you get tired of answering, “Good,” when someone asks you, “How are you?” Make Your English More Exciting Today we have eight awesome idioms to spice up (enrich) your English! You can really surprise native speakers by mastering and using these…
Read MoreReal Life English Podcast #24 – Expressions related to JURASSIC 5 SONGS
http://traffic.libsyn.com/reallifeeng/podcast_24_final_cut.mp3 Free Download Download & Listen on Your Mobile: iTunes for Apple | Stitcher for Android Direct Download to Computer on this page (From that page, you will right Click and Save) Words to Know Weight off your shoulders – a big relief Schedule- your personal time organizer Updates – additional improvements Peeps – friends, people in your social group Hometown – the city where you were…
Read MoreThe Future Simple Made Easy: Going To, Gonna, and “I’m-uh-nuh” (with Audio)
If you’re like 95% of English learners, you use WILL way too much to talk about the future, and “going to” and “gonna” not nearly enough. The reason for this is that most people don’t really have a clear idea as to how and when to use the other future forms, its pronunciation is more dynamic…
Read More7 Reasons Why Podcasts Are Changing the Way We Learn English
Imagine practicing your English for an extra 5-10 hours every week without ever taking any extra time out of your busy day. Imagine if you could easily practice your English while you’re stuck in traffic, on the bus, cooking, cleaning, or while you’re waiting in line at market or bank. Podcasting makes all this and…
Read MoreReal Life Secrets to Teaching and Learning English
Are you tired of boring English learning methods? Do you wish that you could find a way to practice that’s not only more fun and easier, but also proven to work? One of the best ways to learn any language is by truly immersing yourself in the culture. When teaching, we love to use English for Life–that…
Read MoreEnglish Podcast #23 – Expressions related to ANNOYANCE
http://traffic.libsyn.com/reallifeeng/RLEP_Episode_23_-_Expressions_related_to_ANNOYANCE.mp3 Free Download Download & Listen on Your Mobile: iTunes for Apple | Stitcher for Android Direct Download to Computer on this page (From that page, you will right Click and Save) Words to Know Electrocuted – to be injured or killed by an electric shock Earbuds – headphones Stove – what you use to cook your food with fire Chopped…
Read MoreConfusing English Words: How to Use the Word Even
Read below to see the written article about how to use the word EVEN Make yourself a cup of tea or coffee and learn about even with this 5 minute (or maybe a little more) English lesson. How to Use the Word EVEN Throughout the English language there are many words that tend to pop…
Read MoreHow to Meet Native English Speakers in Your City
FIVE Dynamic Ways to Improve Any Language with ONE Website Have you ever wished you could meet people in your city to practice your English with? Have you always wanted a foreign friend, but you haven’t been fortunate enough to meet anyone, yet? Well, now there is a way to get all the benefits of traveling without ever…
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