Intonation is a key part of speaking English well - without the right intonation, your speech might sound flat or confusing, even if your grammar and vocabulary are correct.
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Does watching TV-series actually help children learn English and if it does, how to use Netflix and other streaming services as educational tools - here is a guided explanation from an expert, including a list of recommended TV-shows.
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In the second grade children start to strengthen basic knowledge of English, read more complex texts and deepen their listening comprehension skills. In this article a professional teacher explains how to support young language learners.
At Novakid, our native-speaking teachers come from the USA, the UK, Ireland, South Africa, the Philippines and other countries all over the world.
The first year of learning English builds the foundation for future success. Discover how parents can provide the right support at home alongside ESL classes.
Discover the most effective study techniques for lasting learning. Explore active learning strategies, effective learning techniques, and research-backed methods that help children build long-term English skills.
Challenge yourself with a 24-hour English-only day and improve your confidence through immersive language learning. Discover practical tips, fun activities, and techniques to strengthen your English skills fast.
Discover how the TPR method enhances online English learning for children. Movement, motivation and better results – even through a screen.
Correct pronunciation is as important as vocabulary and grammar when learning English. However, children often need assistance to improve their pronunciation. This is where Novakid can play a big role in your child’s English development.
From listening to speaking - we break every essential skill in easy steps and explain how to master it.
From immersion to grammar drills - here is a detailed explanation of different techniques of learning a foreign language.
Tenses or subjunctive? Phrasal verbs or conditional? In this article we dwell upon the hardest grammar rules for advanced English learners.