Learn English for Beginners
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How to Count
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How to Tell Time
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How to Say Days & Months
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How to Talk about the Weather
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How to Ask Simple Questions (5 Ws & H)
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Subjects & Pronouns
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Singular vs. Plural
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Possessive Adjectives
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How to Pronounce Difficult Vowels
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How to Pronounce "S" vs. "Z" Sounds
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How to Pronounce the "Th" Sound
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How to Pronounce "Sh" vs. "Ch" Sounds
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How to Pronounce "K" vs. "G" Sounds
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How to Pronounce "F" vs. "V" Sounds
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How to Say the Alphabet
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How to Say "I Like"
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How to Say Parts of the Body
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How to Talk about Family
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How to Ask "What Are You Doing?"
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How to Use Slang at the Market
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How to Use Slang to Talk about the Movies
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How to Use Slang on Vacation
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How to Use Slang at a Restaurant
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How to Use Slang at the Airport
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How to Use Slang at School
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How to Use Slang to Talk about Health
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How to Use Slang on the Road
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Colors
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Animals
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How to Say "I Can" & "I Can't"
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Megan Brach
ESL teacher Megan Brach is a native New Yorker and has taught English in China, South Korea, and New York City. When she isn't in the classroom she enjoys traveling, biking, cooking, and spending time with her big family. Megan has a BA from SUNY Binghampton and a M.A. TESOL from CUNY Hunter College.
