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 Hey
Students,
A lot of the lessons in Fun Easy English were produced
and obtained from the United States of America
government websites. This information is all in the
public domain which means it is not copyrighted and can
be used for free. Sometimes the U.S. government changes
their websites and deletes or adds new information. I
collected many of these lessons over the years to make
sure there were copies that you could always use for
your English language studies. I put these lessons in a
much easier format throughout Fun Easy English since
some of the government sites are difficult to use.
Anyway, please feel free to use the following
information and visit the government websites on your
own.
Note: each link opens up
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 Voice of America Learning English
What is Learning English?
Learning English is VOA’s multimedia source of news and
information for millions of English learners worldwide.
Learning English began as Special English, which Voice
of America launched in 1959. Special English newscasts
and features were a primary fixture of VOA’s
international shortwave broadcasts for more than half a
century. In 2014, our line of products was expanded to
include more English teaching materials, and the service
became known as Learning English.
Beginning Level
Let's Learn English - Level 1 and Level 2 programs are
designed for beginning English learners by certified
American English teachers. Ask a Teacher is a new
program where learners can ask questions and teachers
answer them. News Words is a short video explaining a
word or term used in news stories.
Intermediate Level
Some language teaching methods are dull and disconnected
from real life. People soon forget what they learn, or
focus on words and phrases without context. Learners
absorb American English through content drawn from U.S.
and world news, Health and Lifestyle, Science and
Technology, Arts and Culture, and other topics. Learners
can build vocabulary, strengthen speaking skills and
improve the ability to communicate for work, school and
everyday life.
Audio programs and captioned videos - English in A
Minute, English @ the Movies, Everyday Grammar TV and
Learning English TV - are written using vocabulary at
the upper-beginner and intermediate level. The programs
are read one-third slower than normal English speed.
Online texts, MP3s and podcasts let people read, listen
and learn American English and much more.
Advanced Level
Advanced English learners can read classic literature
with American Stories, learn idioms and expressions with
Words and Their Stories, study with Everyday Grammar,
and follow innovations and trends in Education in the
U.S. and around the world. Let's Teach English and News
Literacy are free online training programs for advanced
learners and English teachers.
Learning English programs are also broadcast on radio
and satellite TV. |
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 U.S. State Department American English
This website is a resource center for teaching and
learning about American English and American culture
developed by the Office of English Language Programs in
Washington, D.C. All programs are implemented by
Regional English Language Officers (RELOs) at American
Embassies or Consulates and include the following:
Resources, Webinars, Distance Learning Programs, and
Teacher Training Workshops. |
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 Hey Students,
Use this dictionary and reference to look up any words you do not
understand in Fun Easy English.
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