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Online English Lesson: just, yet & already

Mary explains how to use the present perfect with just, yet, and already.

Online English Lesson: What do you do vs what are you doing?

In this 3-minute online English lesson, Online English Tutor Mary explains the difference between 'What do you do?' (used to ask what job...

10 point introduction to Online Lessons including safeguarding and codes of conduct

My name is Ben, your Online Lesson administrator. You can contact me at learn@onlinelessons.co.uk with any questions regarding your...

Online Lessons chosen for the The Sunday Times Magazine Education Checklist

Online Lessons was invited to be in The Sunday Times Magazine last weekend. The Education and Schooling checklist gives families in the...

Online English Lessons: Possessive Adjectives

1/10: Possessive Adjectives: my, your, his, her, its, our, their

You can now see and control your monthly plans in your member's area at Online Lessons. The tab is called My Subscription. You can see...

Brainstorm Ideas for writing a script

In this video, our excellent teacher Russell brainstorms ideas for a creative writing piece. Pause the video after the question: 'What do...

Free 3-minute Grammar Lesson

Matthew explians the difference between 'a few' and ' a little'. Suitable for B1 (high pre-intermediate) students. To book a trial with...

Online Lessons launches its English Summer School course.

With flights grounded and consulates closed, travelling this summer looks increasingly unlikely. The solution: learn English at home with...

Study Travel Network and Online Lessons

The Study Travel Network, a leading news outlet for the English language School sectort recently mentioned Online Lessons in an article...

1:1 Online English Lessons for Children

With the current lockdown in many countries across the world, Online English lessons for children are in high demand. For a fraction of...