Learn American EnglishOnline!

Learn American EnglishOnline!
This website is free for students and schools across the U.S. and around the world. There are seven levels of instruction: blue,red,  yellow,  green,  purple,  orange,  and violet. LearnAmericanEnglishOnline.com has been providing videos, lessons, exercises, quizzes, and advice since 2003.  April 2014:  The Green Level  This level helps students understand the passive voice. Here's your lesson for the day Sun, March 30: Yellow Level Review 1   /  Part 2  Mon, March 31: Yellow Level Test Tue, April 1: Start Green Level  /  Lesson One Wed, April 2: Lesson Two -  I was born.... Thu, April 3: Lesson Three - present passive Fri, April 4: Lesson Four - past passive  Sat, April 5: Lesson Five - future passive Print: The Green Level Checklist NEW: Red Level Reading Exercise #25: Finding a new job is not an easy thing to do.  NEW: Conversation -- Meeting someone for the first time  NEW: Yellow Level Reading #12 - Laura got a bike for her birthday.  NEW: Word of the Day Quiz #21 - March 2014  NEW: Yellow Level Reading #11 - Janice plays the cello.  Students who have completed the first six levels of this program advance to the Violet Level.       April 2014:  American Speech provides you with a wide range of self-expression. Here's your lesson for the day Sun, March 30: Violet Level Quiz 1  /  Quiz 2 Mon, March 31: Violet Level Quiz 3  /  Quiz 4 Tue, April 1: Prepositions Wed, April 2: American Slang Thu, April 3: Expressions in English Fri, April 4:  Idioms Sat, April 4: Proverbs Print: The Violet Level Checklist Read: The Violet Level Reading Room
YouTube Videos: tell = know     tell (for commands)   Click here for an exercise  Complete the exercise after you watch the video. Click here to go to the LearnAmericanEnglishOnline YouTube channel.   Today's expression: too much of a good thing: to have too much of something that is good; the perils of excessive consumption. To eat pizza every night of the week would be too much of a good thing. You would get sick of it after awhile.   American Slang snooze: sleep; nap. I usually try to catch a snooze in the afternoon before going out to teach at night. What's the Question? You can practice making questions on theWhat's the Question? page.