Course Description
This is an introduction to troubleshooting ESL skills:
Basic English Language Course. Its purpose is to fill in gaps in
communication and give you knowledge of important topics like American
culture and social skills, as well as trouble spots that are often
skipped over in the English language classroom. It is a highly unique
and extremely helpful smattering of solutions - but is not intended as a
complete ESL course, nor is it for complete beginners.
Over
the past 10 years of teaching adults and college students English as a
Second Language, from my classes for beginners to intermediate and
advanced students, I have made a note of common challenges. This
collection of 60 of the best video lesson responses to these challenges
are now organized in sequence with supporting materials and quizzes to
help you, the learner, follow along and see your progress.
- Includes a sampling of troubleshooting solutions across several topics
- This basic English language course includes 60 video lectures from 1 to 7 minutes long each, supplementary text materials (explanations to review and worksheets for practice), and quizzes
- You can complete this basic English language course at your own pace. If you watch one video per weekday, you complete the course in 3 months. If you study intensely for 3-4 hours each day, you can complete the course in two days.
You will benefit from this Basic English Language Course if you are:
- A high-beginner, intermediate or advanced English learner
- Looking for a unique, engaging and easy to follow course
- Looking for a springboard to accelerate your English skills for social, professional or personal reasons
- Interested in American English culture, idioms and pronunciation
This course is not recommended for:
- Very low level beginners in English
- Students looking for a traditional, textbook-based, complete A-Z English course
- Students under 13 years old
- Students not interested in social situations, professional English use, or American English
Take this Basic English Language Course right now and improve your English skill.
Curriculum
Active Listening Quiz
Active Listening Skills
Adjective Phrases & Clauses
Baseball Idioms
Challenging Sounds P vs. B
Challenging Sounds: R and L
Challenging Sounds: Shi and Si
Collocations
Common Verbs that Need Prepositions After
Common Words that Go Together
Correct a Common Mistake - What means...?
Correct a Common Mistake Expressing Numbers
Describe an Experience
Do NOT Joke or Use Humor on These Topics
Express Your Point Quickly
Fillers - Actually, Like and You Know
Give Your Opinion, Feedback, Criticism
Grammar Quiz
Grammar Tip: Good vs. Well
Hat Idioms
How are you? Respond Naturally
How to Answer the Toughest Interview Question
How to End a Conversation
How to End an Email or Letter
How to Make a Study Plan on a Busy Schedule
How to Make a Successful Invitation in English
How to make the TH sound in English
How to Never Miss a Question
How to Organize a Formal Conversation or Presentation
How to Quote Sources for a Paper
How to Say Hello Like a Natural English Speaker
How to Say One of the Most Difficult Words in English
How to Start a Telephone Conversation in English
How to Start an Email or Letter
How to Study Through Your Interests
How to Use "THE" - Solve this Problem Now!
How to Use GET in Many Ways
How to Use Should vs. Should Have
Idioms Quiz
Improve Your Stress & Intonation
In vs. On for Dates
Intensifier Vocabulary
Linking Sounds in a Phrase
Long vs. Short Vowel Sounds
Make a Mistake in Idioms
Meet Your Teacher and Course Topics
Modal Verbs Explanation
My family "have" or "has" ?
Organize Vocabulary by Connotation
Phrasal Verb: To Break Down
Phrasal Verbs Quiz
Phrases for Shopping
Positive or Negative Connotation?
Present Perfect Tense
Presentation Skills - Defer Questions
Pronounced the same?
Rhyming pairs
Section 1: Introduction
Section 10: Extra: Study Skills Tips
Section 11: BONUS: New Classes Added Fall 2014!
Section 2: Listening
Section 3: Speaking & Pronunciation
Section 4: Best Conversation Skills
Section 5: Vocabulary
Section 6: Phrasal Verbs
Section 7: Idioms
Section 8: Grammar Tips
Section 9: Writing Tips
Set a SMART Goal
Specially vs. Especially
Stop Using "Will" and Start Using "Going to" More - Here's How
Study Tip: A Vocabulary Notebook
Study Tip: How to Build Vocabulary
Tip for Tests and Responding to Prompts
To See Eye to Eye
Transitions: First vs. At First
Volume and Voice Control
What is a SMART Goal?
What NOT to Say About the Weather
When to Use "Do" to Make a Question
When to Use Might or May
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