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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English Learning Tips for Kids
Discover how attention spans and screen fatigue affect children’s learning, and which strategies help maintain focus in online English lessons.
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Sign up for a trial English lesson at Novakid
One of the benefits of using VR in education is the immersion it provides to learners. Find out more in our article about the Virtual Explorer English course at Novakid!
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.
Learn English with Harry Potter. See how the Harry Potter English books and English movies can help your child learn a new language
In this article we discuss how to make the most of watching movies and TV shows for learning English. We also give some examples of movies for the youngest students according to their age.
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Is it possible for a child to master English in just three months? We dive into the scientific reality of language acquisition timelines vs. popular expectations.
It is believed that children learn foreign languages easier than adults. But how do they actually go through the process of acquiring a new language? And how does this process differ from adults?
