How do I improve my English? Many students want to know the answer to this question. Find out more about studying English and get English study advice on how to get the best results with this series of free English video lessons. Enjoy browsing through these Oxford Online English archives.
In this video, you’ll see reviews of several online dictionaries. Which dictionary is the best for English learners? Which should – or shouldn’t – you use? You’ll find out!
You’ll see the pros and cons of nine popular online dictionaries. We tested the following: Cambridge, Longman, dictionary.com, Collins, Lexico, Macmillan, wordreference.com, Chambers and Merriam-Webster.
Many English learners have similar problems, and say the same things: “I’ve been studying for years, but I still can’t speak fluently!” “How can I remember vocabulary?” “How do I stop translating in my head?”
In this video, we’ll talk about what it means to learn English, why so many learners have these problems, and what you can do to learn more effectively.
In this lesson, you’ll see six things we often hear from English learners we meet. We see them in YouTube comments. We hear them in classes.
Do you want to learn English and make faster progress? Of course you do! Learn 6 things to stop saying to learn English and improve!
Here’s a question: do you want to improve your English vocabulary, or learn to understand native speakers better? Of course you do!
In this lesson, you’ll see a study technique which can help improve English study habits and help you to learn English more efficiently. Make real, deep progress over time. You’ll see a mistake which many English learners make, and how you can avoid it.