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Read with Language Reactor Learning-Languages-2Learning-Languages-2.pdf181 KBdownload-circle This video is about how to learn languages effectively. In the video, Dr. Jeff McQuillin, an expert in second language acquisition, argues that the most important thing is to focus on acquisition, which is unconscious or subconscious knowledge of the language, rather than
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This is a story about a bear who loses his temper.
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The eager assistant0:00/153.6241× Read with Language Reactor Vocabulary * nestled - situated in a cozy way (ตั้งอยู่ใน) * possessed - had something (ครอบครอง, มี) * diligently - in a careful and hardworking way (อย่างขยันขันแข็ง) * sparkling - shining brightly (เป็นประกาย) * meticulously - very carefully
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Vocabulary nestled (adj.): located in a protected or sheltered position, especially a small place (ตั้งอยู่ใน, ซ่อนตัวอยู่) curious (adj.): eager to know or learn something (อยากรู้อยากเห็น) whispered (v.): spoke very softly or quietly (กระซิบ) secrets (n.): something that is kept or meant to be
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A simplified version of the classic novel written by Jane Austen.
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Experience the delightful adventure of Baby Groot in space! Follow his journey as he interacts with robots, deals with jealousy, and learns to walk. This heartwarming story, perfect for ESL students, combines fun with learning, making it an ideal read for young language learners.
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Read with Language Reactor What are Run-On Sentences? Imagine you're telling a friend a story, and you just keep talking and talking without taking a breath. A run-on sentence is like that – it's two or more complete sentences that are squished together without the right punctuation
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Read with Language Reactor A1 Level: Hi! I'm Sarah. I'm from Ohio. I'm 25. I'm nice, and I like people. I'm funny, too! I like to read and paint. I also like to go outside. A2 Level: My name is
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Listen to this article Read with Language Reactor WhiskersEnglish/ThaiWhiskers.pdf549 KBdownload-circle Whiskers was a curious cat. He lived in a big house with a friendly family. One day, Whiskers was napping in the living room. He heard a strange noise. It sounded like a "thump, thump, thump."
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“Experience Emily’s journey in ‘The Broken Vase’, a heartwarming tale of mishaps, memories, and mending more than just a shattered heirloom.”
German Stories
Max sucht in Frankfurt seinen verschwundenen Welpen Bruno und findet ihn schließlich mit der Hilfe von Nachbarn und der Polizei unter einer alten Brücke.
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Discover the enchanting tale of "The Secret Garden," where a lonely girl named Mary Lennox finds hope and friendship while uncovering the mysteries of a hidden garden. Perfect for ESL learners, this timeless classic brings magic and transformation to life.
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Learning to use "and," "also," and "too" correctly can help you sound more natural in English. These words are all used to add information, but they are used in different ways. Let’s explore how to use each of them. AND Use: * "And&
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Heidi is a young orphan girl who is sent to live with her grandfather in the Swiss Alps. Her joyful nature brings happiness to those around her, even when she later moves to the city.
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In "The Memory of a Meal," Eve looks back on a cherished family dinner. She remembers the creamy soup, bean salad, and cheesy casserole she made, showing how shared meals can create lasting connections.
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A story to practice pronunciation about Bumble the Bookish Bull. (Vowel Sound / ʊ / as in "put")