Practice your listening and prepositions of place with this fun activity. Get a piece of paper and a pen, and get ready to listen and draw what you hear.<br/>

English grammar lesson about how to form possessives (pronouns, adjectives and apostrophe S). Includes a guessing game for practice.

Everyday Expressions is a series of short videos where Misha and Larissa explain useful English expressions that you can use in your daily life. In this video, learn how to use the expression "check it out" when you want to show...

Learn what 5 common gestures mean and how to use them. Improve your non-verbal communication skills with this useful and helpful video. All of these gestures are with your hands.

Adverbs of manner describe HOW we do something. Some examples are slowly, loudly, angrily and fast. In this video, Misha and Larissa play a fun guessing game to practice adverbs of manner.

A unicorn or AN unicorn? A bird has crazy eyes or THE bird has crazy eyes? Watch Misha and Larissa explain the basics of English articles: A, AN and THE.

Listen to Misha and Larissa discuss their hobbies. Answer questions to check your understanding. Learn English for free with Canadian English teachers Misha and Larissa! We make learning English interesting and fun!

There are 3 possible pronunciations for the -ED at the end of a word: /t/, /d/, and /id/. Play along with Misha and Larissa as they practice how to pronounce -ED endings.<br/>

English vocabulary lesson explaining the difference between the words lend and borrow. Skit about borrowing items for a beach trip.

Practice your listening and prepositions of place with this fun activity. Get a piece of paper and a pen, and get ready to listen and draw what you hear.

This lesson covers the metric system for weight measurement, including units such as kilogram, gram, and milligram, as well as how to convert between these units. The teacher also demonstrates problem-solving strategies and provides...

English pronunciation lesson contrasting the sounds /l/ and /r/. Explanation. Tongue twister.