on Saturday, March 1, 2014
English Vocabulary for the ladies – Talking about your period

Ladies, this is FOR YOU!! Learn these important English expressions about your monthly period. This is stuff you need to know, but that is never taught in regular ESL schools or English lessons!
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!
You can say I’ve got cramps or I have cramps. ‘Cramp’ is a noun, so you need to use a verb in the sentence — have!
From lesson one, the language you're learning is the only one you'll use. Although it may sound intimidating, it's actually a good thing.
Without your native language for support, you'll have no choice but to be actively engaged in learning your new language. And that totally increases your chance for success.

Other language learning programmes have you merely memorise words and phrases. Our method introduces your new language systematically—to help you internalise it and naturally develop a sense of how to use it correctly.

Every step of our method exposes you to a combination of language you've learned and language you don't know yet. It can be challenging at times, but it's also exciting—and a little like the experience of being in country. Think of it as another reason our approach is so effective: We don't just teach you a new language, we're actually teaching you how to learn it.















English Vocabulary – LOST
Learn all about how to use the word ‘LOST’ in English!




The Day I Photographed a Bear
by Hector Sanchez
I’ll never forget the day I photographed a bear. My
brothers and I were visiting my grandparents. They
live near Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
Soon after we arrived, Grandpa decided to take us
camping in the park. First, we used a map to find the
best campsite. We found one by a beautiful pond where
mountains stood like tall soldiers. They made us feel
safe. Then, Grandpa showed us how to set up tents.
Later, we hiked winding trails and climbed steep hills.
We encountered many different kinds of animals, but
the biggest and meanest of all was the bear.
The next day, I saw the bear across the pond near
our campsite. It was busy catching fish. Since I didn’t
think it was looking, I aimed the camera at it. When
I moved to get a good shot, it looked at me and growled.
I panicked, but I clicked the camera anyway. I still have
that lifelike picture of the bear.
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!



7 Personal Narrative
8 Literature Models
10 Features of Personal Narrative
12 Writing Process
12 Prewrite
14 Research and Inquiry
16 Draft
18 Revise
22 Proofread/Edit
24 Publish
26 Writing Rubric
27 Persuasive Writing
28 Literature Models
30 Features of Persuasive Writing
32 Writing Process
32 Prewrite
34 Research and Inquiry
36 Draft
38 Revise
42 Proofread/Edit
44 Publish
46 Writing Rubric
47 Fictional Narrative: A Story
48 Literature Models
50 Features of a Story
52 Writing Process
52 Prewrite
54 Research and Inquiry
56 Draft
58 Revise
62 Proofread/Edit
64 Publish
66 Writing Rubric
67 Expository Writing: Research Report
68 Literature Models
70 Features of Explanatory Writing
72 Writing Process
72 Prewrite
74 Research and Inquiry
76 Draft
78 Revise
82 Proofread/Edit
84 Publish
86 Writing Rubric
87 Expository Writing: Writing That Compares
88 Literature Models
90 Features of Descriptive Writing
92 Writing Process
92 Prewrite
94 Research and Inquiry
96 Draft
98 Revise
102 Proofread/Edit
104 Publish
106 Writing Rubric
107 Expository Writing: A How-to
108 Literature Models
110 Features of Expository Writing:
112 Writing Process
112 Prewrite
114 Research and Inquiry
116 Draft
118 Revise
122 Proofread/Edit
124 Publish
126 Writing Rubric
128 Composition
128 Main Idea and Supporting Details
129 Outlining
130 Organization
131 Writing Descriptions
132 Writing Dialogue
133 Leads and Endings
134 Writing Forms
134 Book Review
135 Research Report
136 Humorous Play
137 Poem
Grammar
138 Grammar and Usage
138 Sentences
142 Nouns
145 Verbs
150 Pronouns
152 Adjectives
156 Adverbs
158 Negatives and Prepositions
160 Mechanics
160 Abbreviations
163 Capitalization
168 Punctuation
174 Diagramming
174 Sentence Diagramming
180 Extra Practice
Learn English – 5 common mistakes when talking about food

Correct your English with 5 tips about common mistakes people make when talking about food.
Ideal for beginners, you gain the confidence to master basic conversational skills, including greetings and introductions, basic questions and answers, shopping, and more.
Because instead of translating to and from your current language, we create a unique world that exposes you to new vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation in a scientific way that stimulates and engages your brain’s natural language learning ability.







Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!

Speaking English – How to order in a restaurant

Discover how to read an English menu and never worry about count or uncountable nouns again when ordering at a restaurant again!
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!





I have done a lesson on that for you! Search on engvid and you will find it!

English Pronunciation – S & SH

In this pronunciation lesson for beginners, I teach you the difference between two very common sounds in English: S & SH. Practice with me and you’ll get it in no time.
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!



Start and begin are the same but we usually use start in conversation. Begin seems too formal.
Finish and end are essentially the same but we use end to talk about roads, streets, lines.
Finish we to talk about tasks…I finished my homework. I finished the book.
Finish means you stopped doing something. I finished my homework.
End up is the result of something. I ended up in Siberia.
 English Vocabulary – Getting Dressed


Learn some important phrasal verb to use when talking about getting dressed! For this topic we use a few phrasal verbs that are similar, but have different meanings, but after you watch this lesson, you won’t confuse them anymore.






INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE AMAZING WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE This English course looks at the life and work of William Shakespeare
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!


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Saturday, March 1, 2014

English Vocabulary for the ladies – Talking about your period

Ladies, this is FOR YOU!! Learn these important English expressions about your monthly period. This is stuff you need to know, but that is never taught in regular ESL schools or English lessons!
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!
You can say I’ve got cramps or I have cramps. ‘Cramp’ is a noun, so you need to use a verb in the sentence — have!
From lesson one, the language you're learning is the only one you'll use. Although it may sound intimidating, it's actually a good thing.
Without your native language for support, you'll have no choice but to be actively engaged in learning your new language. And that totally increases your chance for success.

Other language learning programmes have you merely memorise words and phrases. Our method introduces your new language systematically—to help you internalise it and naturally develop a sense of how to use it correctly.

Every step of our method exposes you to a combination of language you've learned and language you don't know yet. It can be challenging at times, but it's also exciting—and a little like the experience of being in country. Think of it as another reason our approach is so effective: We don't just teach you a new language, we're actually teaching you how to learn it.















English Vocabulary – LOST
Learn all about how to use the word ‘LOST’ in English!




The Day I Photographed a Bear
by Hector Sanchez
I’ll never forget the day I photographed a bear. My
brothers and I were visiting my grandparents. They
live near Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
Soon after we arrived, Grandpa decided to take us
camping in the park. First, we used a map to find the
best campsite. We found one by a beautiful pond where
mountains stood like tall soldiers. They made us feel
safe. Then, Grandpa showed us how to set up tents.
Later, we hiked winding trails and climbed steep hills.
We encountered many different kinds of animals, but
the biggest and meanest of all was the bear.
The next day, I saw the bear across the pond near
our campsite. It was busy catching fish. Since I didn’t
think it was looking, I aimed the camera at it. When
I moved to get a good shot, it looked at me and growled.
I panicked, but I clicked the camera anyway. I still have
that lifelike picture of the bear.
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!



7 Personal Narrative
8 Literature Models
10 Features of Personal Narrative
12 Writing Process
12 Prewrite
14 Research and Inquiry
16 Draft
18 Revise
22 Proofread/Edit
24 Publish
26 Writing Rubric
27 Persuasive Writing
28 Literature Models
30 Features of Persuasive Writing
32 Writing Process
32 Prewrite
34 Research and Inquiry
36 Draft
38 Revise
42 Proofread/Edit
44 Publish
46 Writing Rubric
47 Fictional Narrative: A Story
48 Literature Models
50 Features of a Story
52 Writing Process
52 Prewrite
54 Research and Inquiry
56 Draft
58 Revise
62 Proofread/Edit
64 Publish
66 Writing Rubric
67 Expository Writing: Research Report
68 Literature Models
70 Features of Explanatory Writing
72 Writing Process
72 Prewrite
74 Research and Inquiry
76 Draft
78 Revise
82 Proofread/Edit
84 Publish
86 Writing Rubric
87 Expository Writing: Writing That Compares
88 Literature Models
90 Features of Descriptive Writing
92 Writing Process
92 Prewrite
94 Research and Inquiry
96 Draft
98 Revise
102 Proofread/Edit
104 Publish
106 Writing Rubric
107 Expository Writing: A How-to
108 Literature Models
110 Features of Expository Writing:
112 Writing Process
112 Prewrite
114 Research and Inquiry
116 Draft
118 Revise
122 Proofread/Edit
124 Publish
126 Writing Rubric
128 Composition
128 Main Idea and Supporting Details
129 Outlining
130 Organization
131 Writing Descriptions
132 Writing Dialogue
133 Leads and Endings
134 Writing Forms
134 Book Review
135 Research Report
136 Humorous Play
137 Poem
Grammar
138 Grammar and Usage
138 Sentences
142 Nouns
145 Verbs
150 Pronouns
152 Adjectives
156 Adverbs
158 Negatives and Prepositions
160 Mechanics
160 Abbreviations
163 Capitalization
168 Punctuation
174 Diagramming
174 Sentence Diagramming
180 Extra Practice
Learn English – 5 common mistakes when talking about food

Correct your English with 5 tips about common mistakes people make when talking about food.
Ideal for beginners, you gain the confidence to master basic conversational skills, including greetings and introductions, basic questions and answers, shopping, and more.
Because instead of translating to and from your current language, we create a unique world that exposes you to new vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation in a scientific way that stimulates and engages your brain’s natural language learning ability.







Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!

Speaking English – How to order in a restaurant

Discover how to read an English menu and never worry about count or uncountable nouns again when ordering at a restaurant again!
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!





I have done a lesson on that for you! Search on engvid and you will find it!

English Pronunciation – S & SH

In this pronunciation lesson for beginners, I teach you the difference between two very common sounds in English: S & SH. Practice with me and you’ll get it in no time.
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!



Start and begin are the same but we usually use start in conversation. Begin seems too formal.
Finish and end are essentially the same but we use end to talk about roads, streets, lines.
Finish we to talk about tasks…I finished my homework. I finished the book.
Finish means you stopped doing something. I finished my homework.
End up is the result of something. I ended up in Siberia.
 English Vocabulary – Getting Dressed


Learn some important phrasal verb to use when talking about getting dressed! For this topic we use a few phrasal verbs that are similar, but have different meanings, but after you watch this lesson, you won’t confuse them anymore.






INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE AMAZING WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE This English course looks at the life and work of William Shakespeare
Shoes… do up/undo. Socks…we put on/take off.
You can say your shoe is undone if someone’s lace isn’t tied!
Please search the http://freeengvid.blogspot.com/ site to find lessons on either, and the difference between a lot of and a lots of…there are already lessons on these topics!


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