Return to Paradise by Eliza Riley

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 Lisa gazed out over the Caribbean Sea, feeling the faint breeze against her face - eyes shut, the white sand warm between her bare toes. The place was beautiful beyond belief, but it was still unable to ease the grief she felt as she remembered the last time she had been here.

BBC Newsbeat is a good way to improve your English

BBC Newsbeat is a good way to improve your English!

The BBC has relaunched its news site for 16- to 24-year-olds with an image-led design that’s unashamedly targeted at mobile devices. As well as a greater focus on entertainment news, there’s a lot more video content, including short documentaries, and every story has options to share it on seven social sites.

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Fun English - Seven Digital Sins - Free English Lesson ( ESL )

Fun English - Seven Digital Sins - Free English Lesson ( ESL )

Wrath, greed, sloth, pride, lust, envy, gluttony ... these are the seven deadly sins":. But just recently, the Guardian newspaper, in collaboration with the National Film Board of Canada, produced an interactive video called The 7 Digital Deadly Sins. Which ones are you guilty of?

English Idioms - Success Idioms Part2 - Free English Idiom Lesson ( ESL )

English Idioms - Success Idioms Part 2 - Free English Idiom Lesson ( ESL )

The images will help you associate the expression with its meaning.

In this video, you’ll learn some new expressions about Success:

Natural English: What would your dream job be? - Free English Lesson

Natural English: What would your dream job be? - Free English Lesson
Listen to Natural English about “Dream Job”
Free Spoken English Lesson In English,

Different People answering this question:
“What would your dream job be??”

 Here is a selection of some of the new words and senses from this video:

a barista: a person who serves and makes coffee in a bar or café.

to support: if a job gives you enough money to “support” you, it pays you enough to pay for your house, to eat, etc.

trivial: a “trivial” job is one that does not pay much or is not important.

a ranger: a person whose job is to look after a forest or large park.

a national park: a large area of land which is protected by the government.

isolated: a place that’s a long way away from towns and people, etc. and is difficult to reach.

to tend to: if you “tend to” someone, you help them and look after them.

a publisher’s: a company that publishes books, etc.

to enable: if A “enables” you to do B, A lets you do B.

to combine: if a job “combines” two things, it involves or includes those two things.

Remember!
When people "even native English speakers" talk informally, naturally and spontaneously, they often repeat themselves, correct themselves, use non-standard English and even make mistakes.

Important Tip: Repeat what you listen to or watch!
It's called deep learning. That means keep listening until what you're listening to sink deep into your subconscious mind.
Then you'll find yourself say it automatically without any effort or pain. It's just come out from your mouth easily and effortlessly! So guys keep repeating!

Learning English should be a fun experience and I hope with the help of my videos lessons you will discover just how much fun it can be.

Natural English: What sort of food do you eat? - Free English Lesson

Listen to Natural English about “What sort of food do you eat?”
Free Spoken English Lesson In English,

Different People answering this question:
“What sort of food do you eat?”

Here's some new words definition:

tasty: something “tasty” tastes nice and good.

sugary: with a lot of sugar.

a cookie: "US" a biscuit.

candy: "US" sweets.

to get into: if you “get into” something, you start to like it. Americans say, “I’ve gotten into”; the British equivalent is “I’ve got into”

a staple: food that is basic and important for our diet: rice, pasta, bread, etc.

ethnic food: food from a particular ethnic group (but not including Western culture): Indian food, Thai food, Indonesian food, etc.

to tend: if you “tend” to do something, you usually do that thing

a legume: the fruit or seed of a plant: peas, beans, lentils, chick peas, etc.

Remember!
When people "even native English speakers" talk informally, naturally and spontaneously, they often repeat themselves, correct themselves, use non-standard English and even make mistakes.

Important Tip: Repeat what you listen to or watch!
It's called deep learning. That means keep listening until what you're listening to sink deep into your subconscious mind.
Then you'll find yourself say it automatically without effort or pain. It's just come out from your mouth easily and effortlessly! So guys keep repeating!

Learning English should be a fun experience and I hope with the help of my videos lessons you will discover just how much fun it can be.

Natural English - Where would you like to live in the future? - Free English Lesson ( ESL )

Natural English - Where would you like to live in the future? - Free English Lesson ( ESL )

 Here is a selection of some of the new words and senses from this video:

architecture: this word is often used to refer to buildings and the styles in which they are designed and constructed.

hard: difficult.

I guess: I suppose; I imagine.

a crisis: when there’s a financial “crisis”, the economy is doing badly and there isn't much money or work, etc.

the countryside: the “countryside” is an area with mountains, hills, forests, etc. that is far away from towns and cities.

marvelous: wonderful; very good; nice.

a hometown: the town or city where you were born and where you lived as a child.

amazing: incredible; very good.

Remember!
When people "even native English speakers" talk informally, naturally and spontaneously, they often repeat themselves, correct themselves, use non-standard English and even make mistakes.

Important Tip: Repeat what you listen to or watch!
It's called deep learning. That means keep listening until what you're listening to sink deep into your subconscious mind.
Then you'll find yourself say it automatically without any effort or pain. It's just come out from your mouth easily and effortlessly! So guys keep repeating!

Learning English should be a fun experience and I hope with the help of my videos lessons you will discover just how much fun it can be.

Fun English - Is English an easy language to learn? - Free English Lesson ( ESL )

Fun English - Is English an easy language to learn? - Free English Lesson  ( ESL )

Is English an easy language to learn? Here are a few arguments in favor of the idea that English is fairly simple.

Plurals
Nouns
Adjectives
Articles
Conjugations
Past tense verbs
Short words
Motivation

Here is a selection of some of the new words and senses from this video:

a gender: the “gender” of a noun refers to whether it’s masculine, feminine or neutral.

an inflected form: if a verb has a lot of “inflected forms”, it has a lot of different endings which change according to its grammatical function.

motivating: something that’s motivating makes you want to learn or progress.

Remember!
When people "even native English speakers" talk informally, naturally and spontaneously, they often repeat themselves, correct themselves, use non-standard English and even make mistakes.

Important Tip: Repeat what you listen to or watch!
It's called deep learning. That means keep listening until what you're listening to sink deep into your subconscious mind.
Then you'll find yourself say it automatically without any effort or pain. It's just come out from your mouth easily and effortlessly! So guys keep repeating!

Learning English should be a fun experience and I hope with the help of my videos lessons you will discover just how much fun it can be.