Learn English with Movies – Avengers: Endgame | LEARN ENGLISH Movies | Movies for Learning English

Do you learn English with movies? In this English lesson I show you how to use a scene from Avengers: Endgame to improve your English speaking and English pronunciation. You will learn about English speaking elements like reductions and contractions. When you use movies for learning English you have the opportunity to mimic and learn from native speakers. I have developed a terrific method for your learning over the past 10 years and I’ll show you exactly how to learn English movies’ power for improving your speech. We will look at a scene with Robert Downey Jr. from Avengers: Endgame together and walk through everything that the speakers are doing. When you use this approach to learning English with movies you begin to see each of the components that make American English sound the way it does. And you can watch all summer long as we take a new movie each week to give you more and more opportunities to learn English movies and improve your English speaking. And please download the free audio lesson that goes with this series. The link is above! Let’s get started! I hope you enjoy it.

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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[jamesyao]

OMG, few teachers on this planet ever teach us about the pronunciation in sentences, the way that native speakers speak English sentence by sentence is quite different from what we learn as non-native speakers, most of us speak english word by word, like a robot, and that leads to our poor listening when communicating with native speakers. Good Job!

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[mahmoudhesham]

It is awesome . We need more videos like that

[myfavoritethings]

Omg i didn't understand the second part of the paragraph, exactly when you said it was difficult for you, so that makes me feel better.

[golamdastagir]

Very useful - clear, lucid, precise, and easy to understand

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[AntoniaAtaide]

I always recommend your channel to all my students! When I was a student I used to study watching your videos, Rachel, now I'm an English teacher, and it's amazing to recommend it to my beloved students.

[emanhymn]

@32:25
I hope you never stop creating these kinds of clips. They are the best in the art of comprehending native speakers. Thank you a lot. Rachel, I love you and your great effort to teach us.

[lindasun]

Without your explanation, I don't I could figure out what he said. Thank you! More!

[hash]

For any non-native speakers it's very valuable and important lesson. Thank you Rachel for your job.

[starffgamer]

Hi, some months ago I had watched the same movie in a different scene this movie on a different YouTube channel they just were teaching vocabulary words and phrasal verb at the end without subtitles they weren't teaching any pronunciation nevertheless I was watching that video because I wanted to learn something new but now I'm learning pronunciation everything you are the best I learned a lot watching your videos I know I will have to lot improve my English pronunciation and conversation Thanks for making this video

[astaeroid]

This video is great, thank you so much!! I'm definitely going to start applying this technique to study 💖💖 Your channel makes me want to learn the American accent

[amadoumbayediouf]

Hi! Dear Teacher Rachel! I've a couple questions for you: How pronounce theses words? Acosmist, Aubade, Aureate, Eumoirous, Dwale? Thanks a lot! And Love you!

[thesecondbookthesecondbook]

thank you as always. the thing about your video is that you teach us what no school teachers have never taught!

[carmenhan]

Wow, thanks a lot. I am counting the day before it comes out

[cristinapachano]

I enjoy and learn english pronunciation, you are the best!

[yeisonandres]

I love all of your content. You're the best. Rachel. Greetings from Colombia

[somayehkhazaee]

I fell in love with Ben Franklin Exercise. I find it really helpful✨ I put some time aside to practise each video for many days. Love you from Iran❤

[ruthcancel]

Oh...!!! I realize that I have a lot to practice...to discern what I hear and to practice, practice, practice until it sounds as it should... sometimes I feel exhausted of trying...but I feel good when I hear your explanations and that makes me keep moving forward...thanks, Rachel