Learn English with Movies – Steve Jobs

Do you love to learn English while you watch movies? Do you want to learn English conversation tips and have better conversations in English with your friends? Great! I think it’s fun and powerful to learn languages through movies, fiction and art. When you learn English with movies you’ll be having fun and taking in new information at the same time! Movies inspire us to learn through their creativity and playfulness. I love that and it can help your learning as well. In this English lesson I’ll use my Ben Franklin method to teach you some of the nuances of spoken English. If you’ve been using movies to learn English you know that the great power of this method is learning conversational English. My students from across the world have taken their book knowledge of English and greatly expanded it by using my fun English tutorials to hone their English speaking skills. Since conversation is likely your goal you need to practice intentionally on your English conversation methods. This video will help you do just that! You can go back over the lesson as many times as you need to—practice makes perfect! You’ll get to see diagrams and technical information on all of the spoken English from this great scene from Steve Jobs! I liked the movie a lot and I hope you feel inspired to learn English with this clip. If you’re working to improve your spoken American English you’re in the right spot. My entire channel is here to help you! Learning English is incredibly rewarding and this summer’s movie series makes it fun and fast. You’ll have fun showing off your new conversation skills to your friends and family. Let’s go to the movies together and you’ll be learning as we go!

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Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American -- improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang.

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[denyclaire]

I never get tired of saying: this is the best way for us to learn true english pronuciantion and accent in a confortable and nice way...excellent method..good job, Rachel !

[jkslam]

You’re absolutely the greatest English teacher ever. Thank you

[AN-fsqu]

I am Japanese. Thanks to these kinds of videos, I enjoy studying English pronunciation!!!

[Mohamed.Mostafa]

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to you, Rachel. Thank you very much for everything you’ve done.

[berthonyriche]

This video is very useful. Thanks a Lot, teacher.

[اسامةحميد-زذ]

Your listen is great
Thank you Rachel

[victorfornielsanchez]

i like the form that you explain this lessson

[alirezairanniya]

As always, it is awesome.
I'd like to declare one thing that you might not be aware of it. What you are doing is a huge, huge help for all of non natives especially those who live in remote areas. The ones who have dreams of progress in their lives but due to lack of technology, it is a bit hard. But now you are doing a good job to help all to expand their insights of English . God bless you

[amadoudiallo]

The best teacher ever.. thanks you alot Rachel

[Abel-ctvy]

I always wished an American teacher to teach me english. I feel more confident when speaking english. thank you very much beautiful teacher Rachel.

[kadoradork]

Please don’t stop doing these videos! Always looking forward to Tuesdays😍

[MohamedMohamed-vpiy]

This is the first time for me to watch an English lesson for 30 min without feeling bored or making it speedy.i really loved your easy technique in explanation the lesson. Much appreciated miss Rachel You are the best . BR from Egypt 😍

[abdulahmoula]

Rachel, thanks for sharing your YouTube lessons with us. We are progressing much more through this modern technique than the traditional way of teaching.🌹♥️

[sergeipetrov]

That's the overwhelmingly clear explanation of the episode as per usual do you! Thanks a tons!

[indih.]

Have to say, this is an interesting approach and probably a lot more engaging than most other content out there. What I've realised recently is that people think they HAVE to have an extensive grammatical and/or theoretical knowledge of English (or any language) BEFORE they can even try to watch or listen to anything native and that's such a pity. I got caught up in this at the beginning as well, it never even occurred to me that I could try watching native content(without subtitles, in either language) and that I had to wait until I understood more until I could do that but that's ridiculous. All of the instructional videos on language learning are next to useless if people aren't constantly engaging with the language in their leisure time, watching movies or tv shows, reading books, anything. Even if you have all of this theoretical knowledge, if all you're doing is learner material exercises you're never going to get good at understanding real, native language. Drives me crazy but it's nice to see videos like this which are at least a step in the right direction.

[hurricanes-ff]

❤ I improved my English and Madam is excellent teacher, Thanks a lot

[marioajset]

Excelente forma de gracias por el video.

[Stefan-mpet]

can't wait to see it. it is kinda my every Summer tuesday zone.

[jhonlojano]

You are to heaven for having you as are the one ....