How to Tell the Time in English on Analog & Digital Clocks 🕐 Easy Beginner Comprehensible Input
What time is it? It's time to join Kristian and Adrian from @LookandLearnEnglish as they take a thrilling journey around the clock, telling the time for every minute from one o'clock to two o'clock! They show the times on both an analog clock and a digital clock and use expressions like "quarter after", "half past", and "quarter to" so that beginning English learners can learn to recognize them.
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Comprehensible English (English Comprehensible Input for ESL Beginners) is creating videos that beginning English learners can easily understand and acquire English from just by watching and listening, no matter what language they speak, even if they don't know any English at all yet.
The videos make English comprehensible to beginners and help learners acquire English using techniques from methods and approaches such as Stephen Krashen's Natural Approach, Automatic Language Growth (ALG), Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling (TPRS), and Total Physical Response (TPR).
The aim is to teach English in English through a natural approach of helping learners acquire English implicitly, without translation, without explicit teaching of grammar and vocabulary, and without conscious study or practice.
Comprehensible English website: https://comprehensibleenglish.com
Beyond Language Learning, my blog about comprehensible input (CI), second language acquisition (SLA/L2A), and the Automatic Language Growth (ALG) approach: https://beyondlanguagelearning.com
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