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	The Scouse Accent	Country: England
	Scouse, the accent from Liverpool, North West England, is noted for a fast, highly accented manner of speech, with a range of rising and falling tones not typical of most of northern England. Scous...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 22

	Learn The Scottish Accent	Country: Scotland
	Scots roll their 'r's and say 'wee' to say small. Studies have shown they use 5 less vowel sounds then the English, so the words 'cot' and 'caught' should sound the same. Scots collapse words into...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 12

	Learn the Irish Accent	Country: Scotland
	Irish people speak with an almost musical delivery with tone and inflection. All vowels are soft, even though consonants are hardened. Video from The Horse Racing Ireland Awards 2008.	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 14

	Newcastle (Geordie) Accent	Country: England
	Geordie from the North East of England has a rich vocabulary that includes words here such as our lass, gan, bairn, wrang, naebody, and dae, meaning respectively, ‘my wife’, ‘go’, ‘child’, ‘wrong’,...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 15

	Welsh regional accents	Country: Wales
	The Welsh accent comes from the Welsh language in that every letter in the word is pronounced. The video shows various accents from Wales.	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 16

	Bristol accent	Country: England
	Bristol in a city in the South West of England and some say it's a pirate accent. These people pronounce "s" as "z" and say "he be" and "i be" instead of "he is" and "I am". Terry the oddjob man gi...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 16

	Birmingham (Brummie) accent	Country: England
	The Birmingham or West Midlands accent sounds quite depressing. 'All roight' to greet people. 'moine' intead of 'mine'. They put emphasis on the middle of the word. Video shows Stan Collymore, a re...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 17

	Mancunian accent	Country: England
	A major feature of the Mancunian accent is the over-enunciation of vowel sounds. "Suunshiiiiiiiine" instead of "Sunshine" and "Tennuuuuurgh" instead of "Tenner"	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 13

	Northern Irish accent	Country: Northern Ireland
	Whilst retaining many characteristics of the Irish accent such as the rolled 'r' sounds in 'farm', the Northern Irish accent is stronger. It is also similar to Scottish in that words such as 'good...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 21

	Australian accent	Country: Australia
	Australians generally elongate vowels, [ay] sounds are pronounced [ie], end sentences with a rising intonation so they sound like questions, and shorten words usually adding an [o] to the end. Afte...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 20

	New Zealand (Kiwi) Accent	Country: New Zealand
	New Zealand differs from Australian accent in that Kiwis pronounce the letter i as u, they say sux instead of six for example, and say fush and chups. Video from One News report on how the New Zeal...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 19

	South Africa Accent	Country: South Africa
	Generally, South Africans have very short vowels. America goes to 'urmurica'. The accent is influenced by Afrikaans	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 15

	Jamaican Accent	Country: Jamaica
	Slow and laid back, Jamaicans drop consonants. So 'last' becomes 'las'. Man, brother, friend, or girl is a 'mon'. They stress 'THE' and speak in the present even when referring to the past. 'He dri...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 19

	Canadian Accents	Country: Canada
	Canadians draw out the vowel sounds in words and emphasize them more than Americans do. Canadians tend to round "o" and flatten "a". They end sentences with "eh?"	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 14

	The accents of the 5 boroughs of NYC --	Country: United States
	A tongue-in-cheek demo of New York City's varied accents by each borough: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Manhattan. I explain not only how to make the sounds but more important...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 14

	Boston Accent	Country: United States
	People from Boston pronounce their Rs as ah (Park the Car at Harvard Yard will become Pahk the Cah At Hahvad Yahd). They also pronounce Os like aw (Boston becomes Bawstun and Octopus becomes Awctap...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 12

	Midwest Accent	Country: United States
	Midwesterners emphasize the short "a" in words. "Law" becomes "lahw," "apple" becomes "ahpple" and so on. They also draw out "s". "Rest" sounds like "ressst," anything plural sounds like even more....	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 15

	Californian Accent	Country: United States
	Ian sets off to prove the everyone in California surfslives next to a movie star stereotype wrong. smosh.com http	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 18

	Texas Accent	Country: United States
	Texans elongate all one-syllable words into two syllables. The word "big" is pronounced, "bee-yug." The word "pen" is said, "pee-yun." The word "cat" is said "ka-yut." Texans change the "i" to an "...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 18

	Southern Accent	Country: United States
	Southern Accent. Georgia. Georgians tend to speak a sentence rather normally in speed but tend to drag out the last word in a sentence. Georgia accents tend to have a musical lilt to it. "S's" on t...	Language: English
		Level: Advanced
		Views: 19

	Easy Introduction to Passive	Country: United States
	www.engVid.com The passive voice sounds scary and difficult. I make it easy, and explain how we use it in real life!	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 177

	English Grammar Clip - Passive Voice	Country: United States
	This is an overview of the use of passive voice for ESL students and teachers. This material is produced for free by Smart Teaching Online	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 101

	English Active Voice and Passive Voice.	Country: United States
	Using the idea of the agent, Yossarian the Grammarian shares his simple and infallible method for determining whether a verb is in the active or in the passive voice, and shows you how to make acti...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 106

	English Grammar for ESL - Causative	Country: United States
	Chalk 'n' Talk, available to download from businessenglishpod.com, is a series of ESL video lessons exploring advanced English grammar topics.	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 109

	English Grammar: Reported Speech	Country: United States
	In this lesson you will learn how to correctly relate what others have said to you. In English grammar, this point is known as reported speech. The lesson covers how to change tenses, as required,...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 87

	Reported Speech	Country: United States
	Topic: Changing reference words (pronouns, possessive adjectives, etc.) in reported speech (indirect speech). This is the second video in a series of lessons on reported speech. Level: Intermediate...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 64

	Reported Speech (with Modals)	Country: United States
	Topic: Changing modal verbs and modal-like expressions in reported (indirect) speech. This is the fifth video in a series of lessons on reported speech. Level: High intermediate to advanced. Additi...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 46

	Reported Speech (Intro) - English	Country: United States
	Topic: Reported speech. (Also called indirect speech.) This is the first video in a series of lessons on reported speech. Level: Intermediate. Additional practice is available at EnglishCafe.com. T...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 50

	Reported Speech (Changing Verbs)	Country: United States
	Topic: Changes to verbs in reported (indirect) speech. This is the third video in a series of lessons on reported speech. Level: Intermediate to advanced. Additional practice is available at Englis...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 53

	Reported Speech (Changing Verbs2)	Country: United States
	Topic: Changing verb tenses in reported (indirect) speech. This is the fourth video in a series of lessons on reported speech. Level: Intermediate to advanced. Additional practice is available at E...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 53

	Reported Speech (with Conditionals)	Country: United States
	Topic: Reporting conditional statements. This is the sixth video in a series of lessons on reported (indirect) speech. Level: High intermediate to advanced. Additional practice is available at Engl...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 46

	Reported Speech (Wh- Questions)	Country: United States
	Topic: Reporting wh- questions. This is the eighth video in a series of lessons on reported (indirect) speech. Level: High intermediate to advanced. Additional practice is available at EnglishCafe....	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 54

	Reported Speech (Yes-No Questions)	Country: United States
	Topic: Reporting yes-no questions. This is the seventh video in a series of lessons on reported (indirect) speech. Level: High intermediate to advanced. Additional practice is available at EnglishC...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 64

	It's and its	Country: United States
	A grammar lesson for the lower levels. Topic: The difference between IT'S and ITS.	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 45

	Asking Polite Questions	Country: United States
	In this lesson, we shall learn Asking Polite Questions for Permission and Assistance (Help).	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 77

	Questions and Answering	Country: United States
	In this lesson we take a look at asking and replying to questions. This is lesson 33.	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 35

	Learn English Job Interview	Country: United States
	Learn how to form polite questions in the context of a professional job interview. In this intermediate English lesson you will see a job interview taking place in an office. Listen to the polite w...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 59

	Learn English Flowers for Girlfriend	Country: United States
	Learn how to ask questions to get more detail about type and cost when shopping in English. In this intermediate English lesson you will see a man ordering flowers for his girlfriend on the phone....	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 43

	Learn English Talking about the past	Country: United States
	Learn to ask questions using when and where in English, and to answer those questions using in and at. In this beginner English lesson you will see a tourist asking for information about sights in...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 40

	Learn English Directions	Country: United States
	Learn to ask for directions and understand the directions given to you in English. In this beginner English lesson you will watch people ask questions using where is and listen as they receive dire...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 45

	Social English Questions	Country: United States
	Asking and answering simple questions in a social conversation.	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 41

	Cecome english expert	Country: United States
	TO BECOME ENGLISH EXPERT English Expert is brought to you by a leader in the education field for over 7 years. With certified teachers and modern teaching methodology, you can become an English Exp...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 42

	Learn English - Families	Country: United States
	Learn to talk about your family in English. In this beginner English lesson you will see people talking about their extended families and asking questions about the families of others. You will lea...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 61

	Learn English - Checking In	Country: United States
	Learn how to check in to a hotel and ask questions about the hotel facilities in English. In this intermediate English lesson you will see a man on a business trip arriving at a hotel and making re...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 48

	Learn English - Office Talk	Country: United States
	Learn to talk about what you did at work in the past in English. In this beginner English lesson you will see an employee talking to his boss about his work the week before when the boss was away....	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 44

	Ask the English girl	Country: United States
	ask a resident Briton questions about the UK Apologies for the shitness of the editing of this!	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 55

	Learn English- Apartments	Country: United States
	Learn to talk about your habits using the adverbs sometimes, usually, always, never and often. In this beginner English lesson you will learn the grammar and word order for sentences containig adve...	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 46

	Infinitive Phrases. English Grammar	Country: United States
	Learn from Yossarian the Grammarian about infinitive phrases (to run, to learn, to cook, etc.), which function as adjectives, adverbs, and nouns	Language: English
		Level: Intermediate
		Views: 36

	Infinitives in English	Country: United States
	An American English teacher explains how infinitives are used.	Language: English
		Level: Beginner
		Views: 43

	Infinitives	Country: United States
	English Instructor 6, Infinitives,English lesson, English grammar, learn English, ESL, EFL, education, Anthony Halderman, anthonyhalderman.com	Language: English
		Level: Beginner
		Views: 39

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