Real English Topical Clip A - Al Kohler Homeless in Florida
Real English is divided into 2 basic parts: Lesson videos and Topical videos. Lesson videos are based on grammar structures and Topical videos are based on themes. The theme in this case is Homelessness. This clip is for UPPER Intermediate students. Real English English as a Second Language: Videos for Students and Teachers

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Real English Lesson 30 - Like to do - part 2
Carlos made a comment about this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Irwv_oAXQQs and I answered: Hi! Glad you like it. I'm also glad that you chose this long video for making a comment. My favorite part of this video is at 4:25 when Blaise, the interviewer, asks Mark to spell his name. It goes like this: "Interviewer: What is your name, sir? Mark: Mark. Interviewer: Mark what? Mark: Mark Lipton. Interviewer: How do you spell your last name? Mark: Like soup. L - I - P - T - O - N. Int

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Real English Lesson 29 - Like to do - part 1
What do you like to do... ? Part 1 of 2: more practice with the present simplme for intermediate students. English as a Second Language: Videos for Students and Teachers

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Real English Lesson 21 - Introduction to DO - CC Double
A short video introducing "do" and "does" for the present simple. Level: pre-intermediate This is a CC Double. Note: A "CC Double" video is composed of two parts: 1 - The regular video, followed by 2 - The same video with subtitles. Students of English: To improve your pronunciation, watch and listen to the version WITHOUT subtitles several times before reading the subtitled versions!

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Real English Lesson 20 - Going to a place - CC Double
Lesson 20: "Going to a place" (NOT to be confused with "going to do", which is Lesson 40) - for Beginners - more practice with the present progressive. This is a "CC Double": Note: A "CC Double" video is composed of two parts: 1 - The regular video, followed by 2 - The same video with subtitles. Students of English: To improve your pronunciation, always study the version WITHOUT subtitles before reading the subtitled versions!

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