Learn English Through Listening

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/learning-how-to-speak-english-2/ -If you are learning to how to speak English fluently you need to listen to lots and lots of everyday English being spoken by a native English speaker. Finding lots of interesting English audio to help you practice listening to English and understanding English is harder than you would imagine.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/english-phrases-2/ -Keeping up with English phrases can be difficult. Not only do English words fall in and out of everyday use. The English language often uses the same word, but with a different meaning. Lucky for you Adept English focuses on useful everyday English, so we can help you keep up.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/learn-how-to-speak-english/ -Do you want to learn how to speak English well? What if I told you that to speak English all you have to do is dramatically increase the amount of English you **listen** to.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/english-learn-grammar-3/ -In this lesson we will work on English tenses, and test ourselves on them. When you learn to speak a language through listening you get the benefit of learning the correct grammar automatically. If you use traditional approaches to study English, learning grammar can be difficult. In todays English lesson we hope to show you how listening can make it a little easier.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/learn-english-language-3/ -In today’s lesson we will focus on English language fluency. We often use a news story or something topical to help keep the English lesson interesting, and this week talk about English pubs reopening.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/speaking-english-classes-3/ -Did you know that all 7.5 billion of the people who live on our planet earth learned to speak their first language through listening.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/esl-english-grammar-2/ -We haven’t talked about English grammar in a while, so today we jump in and pick just one English word **since** and take a thorough analysis into its correct use.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/practise-english-pronunciation-2/ -It has been a while since we have focused on English pronunciation practise. Today we will focus on words that end with an OGG or EEK sound. Normally, when you listen to enough native English, you will pick up the correct pronunciation, but as always with English there are some words which you pronounce completely differently to the written words.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/english-spoken-2/ -The last time we were talking about English spoken natively was about the UK shutting down, so it seems appropriate to practice listening to English about something involved in the UK opening up again.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/english-idioms-2/ -Today we examine 3 common English idioms. English idioms are a pain to learn for new English language learners. We try to make it fun and interesting, so much so you might like these awkward parts of the English language when we finish with them.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/learn-english-language-2/ -How about we talk about the news to help us listen and learn the English language? With the huge reaction to police brutality and racism, the effects of locking people in their homes for lengthy periods of time and the horror of starvation. There is plenty to talk about and lots of listening practise in this weeks lesson.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/speaking-english-classes-2/ -In today's Speaking English class podcast we discuss how the British are changing the way they think about property in the UK. Because of the restrictions on movement of people, especially younger people, have spent a lot of time thinking about their lives and the importance of quality of life.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/learn-english-speak-fluently/ -In this lesson we will keep it simple and just practice listening to several common English words, used in everyday conversation. Although the lesson focuses on 3-4 words, their meaning and spelling, you are really listening to 1,500+ English words spoken by a native English speaker.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/how-to-learn-spoken-english-2/ -If you are looking to learn to speak English fluently, then you’ve found a splendid place designed to help you, you have found Adept English. That’s all we do here at Adept English, we focus on helping you to speak English fluently, one of many parts of learning the English language.

You can find the full web article, media and transcripts for the lesson here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/english-learning-grammar/ -Recently Nico messaged us on Facebook asking if we could create some English grammar podcasts that covered things like subject verb agreement. Learning to speak English, learning grammar especially, does not have to be difficult to learn. Listen to this weeks podcast to find out why.