In this article we explain what does it mean to be fluent in English, how to become one and how many words you need to know on every level from basic communication to advanced speaking.
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The key objective of learning English is to be able to comprehend speech and make yourself understood in English. At the same time, it is mistakenly assumed that the key to comprehension is sufficient knowledge of vocabulary and grammar.
From taking online quizzes to listening to audiobooks - here is a list of top tips from a professional teacher on how to learn English.
Many parents surely associate the flashcards with the time when they were still in school themselves. No wonder, because this method has been eagerly used by students of all ages in United Kingdom and around the world for many years.
Teachers Ann and Joe have much in common. This creative couple live in South Africa and have been teaching at Novakid Online School for three years. And they recently became parents for the third time! Join in our congratulations and read Ann and Joe's stories on our blog.
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