English Course - Learn English with Animations and Dialogues

Learn essential English greetings through dialogues and repetition, listen and repeat phrases like good morning, good afternoon, good evening, hi, hello, and how do you do.

Practice basic greeting exchanges, introduce yourself, ask for names, and say where you are from with listen-and-repeat dialogue practice.

Practice common greetings and introductions through dialogues, repeating phrases like it's great to see you and nice to meet you, with mentions of Sydney and New York.

Practice basic greetings and introductions through dialogues about names, ages, and family. Listen and repeat phrases such as how old are you, I am 18, and she is 9.

Master English numbers from one to one billion through listen and repeat drills, practicing pronunciation and counting patterns with every listed number from the caption.

Explore personal pronouns you, he, she, it, we, they and the verb be am, is, are through positive, negative, and question forms with clear examples.

Practice asking and answering about professions, and learn job vocabulary—teacher, doctor, nurse, accountant, and butcher—while learning how to ask 'what is your job' and express liking your job.

Master the simple present tense with positive, negative, and question forms, using everyday examples and pronoun patterns for clear daily communication and short answers.

Master the positive, negative, and question forms of have and has for the subjects I, you, we, they, he, she, and it, with clear examples.

Learn to form singular and plural nouns by adding -s and recognize irregular plurals through examples like books, cars, chairs, feet, and words such as man, woman, mouse, and deer.

Explore vocabulary about animals, pets, and preferences, and distinguish domestic from wild animals. Practice naming favorites like dog, cat, elephant, and dolphin, and explain why some animals are not dangerous.

Explore possessive adjectives through examples like my, your, his, her, its, our, and their, with practice sentences such as I have a car and my car is blue.

Explore everyday English family vocabulary through dialogues about relatives, jobs, ages, and routines. Practice listening and repeating with phrases about brothers, sisters, parents, aunts, uncles, and hometown life.