Lonnie Said:

English online learning?

We Answered:

Your eagerness is to be commended, however please realize that lessons do not come for free. For a lesson with a good, qualified teacher, you need to budget US$50 an hour. Teaching a language to beginners is very hard work!

Terrence Said:

Free online English learning?

We Answered:

First of all I want to say that your English is really good...much better than a lot of "native" speakers you read on Yahoo!
If you want free English courses, useful things to listen to which will improve your pronunciation using a UK accent, use the BBC and its associated links.
Start off at the BBC learning homepage, link below.
Good luck!

Ann Said:

Do you know free online English learning webs?

We Answered:

G'day Rambo,

Thank you for your question.

It seems that there are. Here are some for you to look into.

English page
http://www.englishpage.com/

Churchill House School of English
http://www.churchillhouse.com/english/

Learn English Online
http://www.learnenglish.de/

English-to-go
http://www.english-to-go.com/

Regards

Valerie Said:

Learning English as a second language online?

We Answered:

Well I am studying to be an ESL teacher so I have a few suggestions.

Studying online will help, but in order to achieve fluency she is going to have to regularly engage in English conversation as well as listening to English conversation.

As far as an online site goes, I know that the BBC has a pretty good ESL program and it's free.

Another suggestion I have is for her to download ESL podcasts from iTunes. Most of those are free as well and they are a great tool for learning new vocabulary and different verb conjugations.

I also highly recommend watching shows like Sesame Street and cartoons. Usually the dialogs are slower, more simple in nature and are easier to follow along with.

If you need any other suggestions you can email me.