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No comment from me, except for the fact that I'm making a lesson for this clip right now. Lots of grammar structurers here which we have never covered in the Real English lessons so far.
I already pointed out that I was a Civil Rights worker in 1967, 1968, and 1969 and helped many African Americans to register to vote - in the countryside aroud Selma, Alabama. I had the pleasure of meeting Martin Luther King in a very casual way way back then without a clue about his future triumphs and final tragedy.
- Real English Video Lessons
A great site done with methodology, with more than 50 video lessons, where you can first watch the video without subtitles as a listening exercise, then you can do the exercises and later you can watch the same video again but this time with subtitles....
- Public Holidays In America In 2015
Federal holidays in the United States are public holidays. They have been recognized by the federal government, and are applicable to federal employees. State holidays are public holidays recognized by states ? and often include the same holidays recognized...
- Interactive Lessons Based On Original Video
What Is Real English®? How Does It Work? How Is It Created? Real English® is the organization and exploitation of spontaneous speech for learning English as a second or foreign language. It has existed in the form of CD-ROMs and is currently available...
- Real English Mobile Update
I have not finished the new Mobile site yet, but there are already 15 complete lessons up, with quizzes (about 80 hours of work for real beginners). You are more than welcome to use it now, while it is still under construction. I have added most of...
- The Walkscore Edit Begins
Real English makes an English Lesson (ESL/EFL) out of Walkscore TM. I filmed for the Walkscore Edit for a long time. I have 2 hours of good videotape. The final official edit published by CNN on their web site is only 1 minute and 22 seconds long. I therefore...
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New Video - Real English does Politics for the first time.
No comment from me, except for the fact that I'm making a lesson for this clip right now. Lots of grammar structurers here which we have never covered in the Real English lessons so far.
I already pointed out that I was a Civil Rights worker in 1967, 1968, and 1969 and helped many African Americans to register to vote - in the countryside aroud Selma, Alabama. I had the pleasure of meeting Martin Luther King in a very casual way way back then without a clue about his future triumphs and final tragedy.
- Real English Video Lessons
A great site done with methodology, with more than 50 video lessons, where you can first watch the video without subtitles as a listening exercise, then you can do the exercises and later you can watch the same video again but this time with subtitles....
- Public Holidays In America In 2015
Federal holidays in the United States are public holidays. They have been recognized by the federal government, and are applicable to federal employees. State holidays are public holidays recognized by states ? and often include the same holidays recognized...
- Interactive Lessons Based On Original Video
What Is Real English®? How Does It Work? How Is It Created? Real English® is the organization and exploitation of spontaneous speech for learning English as a second or foreign language. It has existed in the form of CD-ROMs and is currently available...
- Real English Mobile Update
I have not finished the new Mobile site yet, but there are already 15 complete lessons up, with quizzes (about 80 hours of work for real beginners). You are more than welcome to use it now, while it is still under construction. I have added most of...
- The Walkscore Edit Begins
Real English makes an English Lesson (ESL/EFL) out of Walkscore TM. I filmed for the Walkscore Edit for a long time. I have 2 hours of good videotape. The final official edit published by CNN on their web site is only 1 minute and 22 seconds long. I therefore...