#learningenglishonline

[annateachr18]

Word of the Day: EASTER BUNNY (En.) LAPIN DE PÂQUES (Fr.) Did you know that the #easter Bunny 🐰 - was a tradition originally from Germany? 🤓Why is this tradition so present everywhere today at Easter? 🐰 What does it symbolize? After your guesses 💡I will let you know 😜 #learningenglishonline #languagelearning #vocabulary (at Lausanne, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcVue8iN0qf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[komprame-ec]

Muy pronto iniciaremos un nuevo periodo y también retomaremos nuestras clases permanentes de Inglés, este Lunes 6 de Septiembre. No te quedes fuera 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ ☎Informes: 0984907507 #onlineclassforkids #andilubeyondlearning #learnenglish #learningenglishonline #onlineenglishclass #englishisfun (en Riobamba) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTdjzIkLziS/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thewhiteboardstory]

Which One Of The Above, Do You Follow Understand the Different Learning Styles Different people learn differently. Some like to be shown how to do something, others learn better by reading about their chosen topic. While Vanderbilt University recognizes more than 70 different learning styles, there are actually just 4 main styles that you need to be aware of: 1. Visual (Spatial) Learning Style The visual learning style is best suited to individuals who like to watch videos and like to see presentations that are embedded with pictures, charts and graphs. They are learners who learn best by seeing (e.g. through photos, video or PowerPoint presentations). 2. Auditory (Aural) Learning Style The auditory learning style is best suited to individuals who like to listen to lectures and audio books. These learners find it easy to learn what they hear. These are learners who learn best by hearing (e.g. through podcasts and audiobooks). 3. Reading/Writing Learning Style The reading/writing learning style is best suited to — as you’d expect — people who enjoy reading and writing. That’s because the words they read and write become easily imprinted on their minds. These learners learn best by reading and writing (e.g. through books, magazines and websites). 4. Kinesthetic (Physical) Learning Style The kinesthetic learning style is best suited to people who like to get “hands-on.” They are learners who learn best by moving and doing (e.g. starting to learn to drive by getting behind the wheel). . . . . follow @whiteboardstory follow @whiteboardstory follow @whiteboardstory . . . #learningspanishisfun #learningresources #learningfun #classroominspiration #learningenglishonline #learningtowrite #writermemes #visuallearner #practicalmachinist #teacherstudent #practicallearning #studentstylist #studentleadership #studyselfie #studymotivations #skillfutsal #studylaw #visuallearning (at Times Square, New York City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQgfq7iiXIt/?utm_medium=tumblr

[theenglishaccenttutor]

✏️ “There are 2 ways of learning”: 1️⃣One of the best ways to reduce an accent is to do it gradually, it needs to feel natural. 🍃 If it doesn’t feel natural, you might not have full confidence in your speaking performance. Don’t be afraid. 💪🏼 2️⃣A second way, is more intensive – intensive learning! 🎭Similar to how actors and actresses learn a new accent – they focus 100% on their new accent ….. they get it into their lifestyle ….. it becomes part of them ….. part of “a new you”. 💥 ARE YOU INTERESTED? Write us a DM 📩. 👤The English Accent Tutor. #britishaccents #learningenglish #learningenglishonline #britishenglish #teachergram #englishteachers #english #learningenglish #learninglanguages #pronunciation #englishpronunciation #accentlesson https://www.instagram.com/p/CJWmSLinqrC/?igshid=cfcm3m6vgyyk

[studentlanguages]

Time for some more #youtube #videos Who’s up for #learningenglishonline and #passingenglishexams and #gettingbetterjobs Let’s make some #newhashtags #boom https://www.instagram.com/p/CIt87NYnrE9/?igshid=1tmy4ilttaifk

[fabulousfabes]

#TodaysPhrasal: sweep off — To clear something by brushing its surface very lightly and quickly. “Marilyn and her boss were taking selfies on the rocks and then got swept off by the surf. Luckily, nothing serious, just a skinned knee and a sliced nipple, but the expensive camera was lost,” 😭 #learnvocabulary #learningenglishonline #phrasalverb (at Medellín, Antioquia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIqFNdZDzaU/?igshid=2t6606zjhbx8

[takshilael]

Did you know the #english names of these common snacks?

#onlinelearning #learnenglish_easily #learnenglishonline #learnenglishnow #learnenglish #englishvocabulary #ieltsvocabulary #vocabularywords

[logronokidsandus]

Kids&Us no distingue niveles de inglés porque ¿qué sentido tendría hablar en nuestro idioma con nuestro hijo de un año distinguiendo por nivel? Por ejemplo, pensar que «como solo tiene un año, le voy a hablar sin utilizar ningún verbo y, si lo hago, solo emplearé el presente». ¿Qué pasaría si lo hiciésemos? Con tres años, los niños y niñas no serían tan competentes en su idioma como lo son a esa edad, sino que se expresarían con un lenguaje limitado y precario. Si esto es aplicable a nuestra lengua materna y aspiramos a que nuestros hijos dominen un segundo idioma, ¿por qué deberíamos hacerlo de forma diferente con el inglés? Por ese motivo en Kids&Us exponemos a los más pequeños a un inglés rico, lleno de matices y sin restricciones para que aprendan como se aprende la lengua materna. . #KidsAndUs #NaturalEnglish #learningenglishonline #KidsandUsLogrono #logroño #larioja (en Logroño) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7A37DkCvok/?igshid=1m5emmajdrx6d