Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! Take some crepe paper, scissors and glue and make a cactus.
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! Take some crepe paper, scissors and plasticine and make dahlias.
Little inventors will be able to enrich their vocabulary and make a toy for their very own collection. In this episode, we’re going to make a box for storing Christmas decorations.
In this episode, the little aliens will take you on a fun trip. In today's episode, 'Travelling.
A collection of animated stories and fairy tales for children and their parents.
“Word Party” - a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “Fast food”. Your kid will love it.
“Word Party” - a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “Transport”. Your kid will love it.
This series will take you to the most ordinary school lesson and you will learn a lot of the necessary vocabulary to describe everything that will happen in the class.
This episode is about dry ice.
In this episode our little chefs will cook homemade tagliattele.
In this issue, we'll talk about everyday activities and plans to learn a number of useful English words and expressions.
In this episode, our little characters will go to the hairdresser to get new hairstyles, as well as help you learn some new words and expressions on the subject.
Go on an adventure with Alfred and Wilfred! In this episode - “UNDERWATER”.
In this episode, you will learn about the peculiarities of traveling by plane, order food delivery and go on hiking in the mountains.
In this episode, you'll learn a number of expressions needed to describe everything that happens during a business lunch on a workday.
In this series, you'll learn some useful words and phrases to describe pet life in an urban setting.
This series is dedicated to everyone's favourite holiday - birthday, and learning useful words and expressions on this topic.
In this episode: useful vocabulary for communication with taxi drivers.
In this episode: drawing different shapes.
In this episode: meeting elephants.
In this episode: the picnic in Paris.
The Digital World project is a series of 34 programmes about modern technologies of the digital universe, thanks to which you can be the first to learn the latest news about new popular gadgets, appliances and devices that make the life of modern society more…
In this episode: interesting facts about mistakes in movies.
In this episode: interesting facts about Easter eggs in Disney movies.
In this episode: interesting facts about forbidden places on Earth.
In this episode, we are travelling to the United Kingdom to see the 8th yearly Wife Carrying Championships.
In this episode, we are going to an exhibition in London. It is dedicated to the new Cinderella film.
In this issue, the characters discuss their weekend plans and help you remember a number of new words to describe outdoor activities on the river.
The characters in this episode will discuss their hair preferences and introduce you to some new words on the subject.
In this issue, we will talk about summer and everything related to it in order to learn some new useful English vocabulary.
Here, you will realize how thin the line between the real and fictional world of fiction can be.
Let's talk about fitness.
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones - ‘file - phial’, ‘fat - phat’, ‘mousse - moose’.
In this episode: listen to the famous motivational speech by Steve Jobs.
In this episode: find out what the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, thinks about computers.
In this episode: listen to interview with the owner of a London china store, Josie Firmin.
In this episode: running an ethnic fashion store with Nelly Wandji.
In this episode: running an antique business with Michael Andrew Wilson.
In this episode: companies.
In this episode: companies.
In this programme: How to offer a gift in 3 different ways.
In this programme: How to calm someone down in 3 different ways.
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! Take some crepe paper, scissors and glue and make a cactus.
Making crafts with your child is a piece of cake! Take some crepe paper, scissors and plasticine and make dahlias.
Little inventors will be able to enrich their vocabulary and make a toy for their very own collection. In this episode, we’re going to make a box for storing Christmas decorations.
In this episode, the little aliens will take you on a fun trip. In today's episode, 'Travelling.
A collection of animated stories and fairy tales for children and their parents.
“Word Party” - a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “Fast food”. Your kid will love it.
“Word Party” - a video dictionary for your kids. Today’s program is “Transport”. Your kid will love it.
This series will take you to the most ordinary school lesson and you will learn a lot of the necessary vocabulary to describe everything that will happen in the class.
This episode is about dry ice.
In this episode our little chefs will cook homemade tagliattele.
In this issue, we'll talk about everyday activities and plans to learn a number of useful English words and expressions.
In this episode, our little characters will go to the hairdresser to get new hairstyles, as well as help you learn some new words and expressions on the subject.
Go on an adventure with Alfred and Wilfred! In this episode - “UNDERWATER”.
In this series, you'll learn how difficult it can be to solve a problem without blaming everyone around you. Will the airline employees succeed? Let's see.
Very often men think that girls like attractive appearance much more than a rich inner world. Let's see where this kind of reasoning led the characters in this episode.
Are all of us aware that stereotypical thinking is not always justified? Let's meet the main characters of this episode to analyse their judgements.
In this episode: interesting facts about the longest construction projects.
In this episode: interesting facts about doppelgängers.
In this episode: interesting facts about most unusual festivals.
In this episode, we present a story about members of royal families, which is always interesting. Today we will also see some photos of them.
In this episode, we’re in London and we’re going to travel around the city on one of the famous red buses.
In this episode, we'll look at commonly used stable collocations to help English language users enrich their speech and avoid common mistakes.
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
In this programme: How to say ‘Hello’ in 3 different ways.
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to talk’.
In this episode: 1) WATCH versus CLOCK; 2) A LOT OF versus LOTS OF; 3) OUT OF THE BLUE / BLACK AND BLUE / BLUE BLOOD / TO FEEL BLUE.
In this episode, Mary and Carrie demonstrate the “Sign” exercise, while ROY explains how the two hemispheres of the brain work together. You will discover how this activity helps improve coordination, concentration, and motor control through regular practice.
Idiom Kitchen is a vibrant and engaging project that will introduce you to English idioms, teach you how to express your thoughts correctly and colourfully, and expand your vocabulary. Each episode will introduce you to an English idiomatic expression, its meaning, and how it is…
In this episode, you will explore the meaning of the idiom “elephant in the room”, understand what kind of situations it describes, and learn how to use it naturally in everyday conversations through clear and engaging examples.
THIS DAY in history: find out more about the most important events that happened on this day, including politics, science, holidays, art, sports and entertainment.
In this episode: managing your weight.
In this episode: 1) HAD BETTER versus WOULD RATHER; 2) the difference between: BRING UP / BRING ABOUT / BRING OUT; 3) APOLOGIZE TO versus APOLOGIZE FOR.
Viewing an Apartment - In this episode, you will learn practical English phrases for viewing an apartment, discover how to ask about the property and rental conditions, and practise speaking confidently in realistic conversations with the characters.
Time has changed, as well as the things that surround us. Some things have disappeared forever, some have been transformed beyond recognition and others have begun to have different uses. In this episode, curious facts from the history of pillows.
This episode focuses on a number of words with similar meanings that are easily confused in context, and it's easy to teach the difference between their usage.
This episode looks at the most common mistakes English language users make with passive voice, irregular and similar verbs.
In this episode: visit Jubilee Gardens and learn about reflexive pronouns.
In this episode: visit Routemaster Diamond Jubilee in Finsbury Park and learn when to use the past perfect tense.
In this episode: visit Finsbury Park and learn when to use the words ‘like’ or ‘as’ to make a comparison.
In this episode: visit Finsbury Park Boating Lake and learn how to use the word ‘wish’ correctly.
In this episode: learn more about wildlife and habits of different animals, and visit a unique bird sanctuary.
In this episode, you will learn about the peculiarities of traveling by plane, order food delivery and go on hiking in the mountains.
In this episode, you'll learn a number of expressions needed to describe everything that happens during a business lunch on a workday.
In this series, you'll learn some useful words and phrases to describe pet life in an urban setting.
This series is dedicated to everyone's favourite holiday - birthday, and learning useful words and expressions on this topic.
In this episode: useful vocabulary for communication with taxi drivers.
In this episode: drawing different shapes.
In this episode: meeting elephants.
In this episode: the picnic in Paris.
This episode is about whether the characters like wearing beards, and what lexical items might be useful to discuss this topic.
In this issue, the characters will discuss a breakdown in the house and how to fix it, as well as introduce you to a number of useful new words.
The characters in this episode will chat about autumn and how they relate to the season in light of their activities to help you remember some words.
In this episode, you will learn the rules of behaviour in the library reading room and get to know its visitors better.
Let's talk about sleep.
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones - ‘where - we’re - were’.
In this episode: listen to the interview with the music legend, Quincy Jones.
In this episode: listen to the speech of the founder of Kickstarter, Perry Chen.
In this episode: listen to the speech of the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.
In this series we will look at a number of common collocations with the verbs ‘get’ and ‘go’ to help you diversify your speech and avoid common mistakes in English speech.
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
In this programme: How to say ‘No’ in 3 different ways.
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to say’.
In this episode: 1) TO ADOPT versus TO ADAPT; 2) TO FEEL BLUE versus TO BE YELLOW; 3) an idiom TO KNOCK IT OFF.
In this episode: 1) TO BACK UP versus TO BACKUP; 2) how to reply to the phrase THANK YOU; 3) A BOOKWORM versus A COPYCAT idioms.
In this episode: 1) TO EAT IN versus TO EAT OUT; 2) AN AFTERWORD versus AFTERWARDS; 3) an idiom TO HAVE A CRUSH ON SOMEONE.
This episode focuses on the idiom “hold your horses”. You will find out what it really means, when it is appropriate to say it, and how it sounds in real spoken English.
In this episode: running an ethnic fashion store with Nelly Wandji.
In this episode: running an antique business with Michael Andrew Wilson.
In this episode: companies.
In this episode: companies.
In this programme: How to offer a gift in 3 different ways.
In this programme: How to calm someone down in 3 different ways.
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
Best Of the Best is a intriguing program with wise and inspiring quotes on various topics.
THIS DAY in history: find out more about the most important events that happened on this day, including politics, science, holidays, art, sports and entertainment.
In this episode: managing your weight.
In this episode: 1) HAD BETTER versus WOULD RATHER; 2) the difference between: BRING UP / BRING ABOUT / BRING OUT; 3) APOLOGIZE TO versus APOLOGIZE FOR.
Viewing an Apartment - In this episode, you will learn practical English phrases for viewing an apartment, discover how to ask about the property and rental conditions, and practise speaking confidently in realistic conversations with the characters.
Time has changed, as well as the things that surround us. Some things have disappeared forever, some have been transformed beyond recognition and others have begun to have different uses. In this episode, curious facts from the history of pillows.
In this issue, the characters discuss their weekend plans and help you remember a number of new words to describe outdoor activities on the river.
The characters in this episode will discuss their hair preferences and introduce you to some new words on the subject.
In this issue, we will talk about summer and everything related to it in order to learn some new useful English vocabulary.
Here, you will realize how thin the line between the real and fictional world of fiction can be.
Let's talk about fitness.
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones - ‘file - phial’, ‘fat - phat’, ‘mousse - moose’.
In this episode: listen to the famous motivational speech by Steve Jobs.
In this episode: find out what the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, thinks about computers.
In this episode: listen to interview with the owner of a London china store, Josie Firmin.
The Digital World project is a series of 34 programmes about modern technologies of the digital universe, thanks to which you can be the first to learn the latest news about new popular gadgets, appliances and devices that make the life of modern society more…
In this episode: interesting facts about mistakes in movies.
In this episode: interesting facts about Easter eggs in Disney movies.
In this episode: interesting facts about forbidden places on Earth.
In this episode, we are travelling to the United Kingdom to see the 8th yearly Wife Carrying Championships.
In this episode, we are going to an exhibition in London. It is dedicated to the new Cinderella film.
In this episode, we'll look at commonly used stable collocations to help English language users enrich their speech and avoid common mistakes.
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
In this programme: How to say ‘Hello’ in 3 different ways.
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to talk’.
In this episode: 1) WATCH versus CLOCK; 2) A LOT OF versus LOTS OF; 3) OUT OF THE BLUE / BLACK AND BLUE / BLUE BLOOD / TO FEEL BLUE.
In this episode, Mary and Carrie demonstrate the “Sign” exercise, while ROY explains how the two hemispheres of the brain work together. You will discover how this activity helps improve coordination, concentration, and motor control through regular practice.
Idiom Kitchen is a vibrant and engaging project that will introduce you to English idioms, teach you how to express your thoughts correctly and colourfully, and expand your vocabulary. Each episode will introduce you to an English idiomatic expression, its meaning, and how it is…
In this episode, you will explore the meaning of the idiom “elephant in the room”, understand what kind of situations it describes, and learn how to use it naturally in everyday conversations through clear and engaging examples.
This episode is about whether the characters like wearing beards, and what lexical items might be useful to discuss this topic.
In this issue, the characters will discuss a breakdown in the house and how to fix it, as well as introduce you to a number of useful new words.
The characters in this episode will chat about autumn and how they relate to the season in light of their activities to help you remember some words.
In this episode, you will learn the rules of behaviour in the library reading room and get to know its visitors better.
Let's talk about sleep.
In this episode, you will learn several English homophones - ‘where - we’re - were’.
In this episode: listen to the interview with the music legend, Quincy Jones.
In this episode: listen to the speech of the founder of Kickstarter, Perry Chen.
In this episode: listen to the speech of the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.
This episode focuses on a number of words with similar meanings that are easily confused in context, and it's easy to teach the difference between their usage.
This episode looks at the most common mistakes English language users make with passive voice, irregular and similar verbs.
In this episode: visit Jubilee Gardens and learn about reflexive pronouns.
In this episode: visit Routemaster Diamond Jubilee in Finsbury Park and learn when to use the past perfect tense.
In this episode: visit Finsbury Park and learn when to use the words ‘like’ or ‘as’ to make a comparison.
In this episode: visit Finsbury Park Boating Lake and learn how to use the word ‘wish’ correctly.
In this episode: learn more about wildlife and habits of different animals, and visit a unique bird sanctuary.
In this series we will look at a number of common collocations with the verbs ‘get’ and ‘go’ to help you diversify your speech and avoid common mistakes in English speech.
Creative American teacher and blogger Luke Priddy introduces the intricacies of the American English and the cultural specifics of the United States.
In this programme: How to say ‘No’ in 3 different ways.
In this episode, you will learn several useful collocations with the verb ‘to say’.
In this episode: 1) TO ADOPT versus TO ADAPT; 2) TO FEEL BLUE versus TO BE YELLOW; 3) an idiom TO KNOCK IT OFF.
In this episode: 1) TO BACK UP versus TO BACKUP; 2) how to reply to the phrase THANK YOU; 3) A BOOKWORM versus A COPYCAT idioms.
In this episode: 1) TO EAT IN versus TO EAT OUT; 2) AN AFTERWORD versus AFTERWARDS; 3) an idiom TO HAVE A CRUSH ON SOMEONE.
This episode focuses on the idiom “hold your horses”. You will find out what it really means, when it is appropriate to say it, and how it sounds in real spoken English.
In this series, you'll learn how difficult it can be to solve a problem without blaming everyone around you. Will the airline employees succeed? Let's see.
Very often men think that girls like attractive appearance much more than a rich inner world. Let's see where this kind of reasoning led the characters in this episode.
Are all of us aware that stereotypical thinking is not always justified? Let's meet the main characters of this episode to analyse their judgements.
In this episode: interesting facts about the longest construction projects.
In this episode: interesting facts about doppelgängers.
In this episode: interesting facts about most unusual festivals.
In this episode, we present a story about members of royal families, which is always interesting. Today we will also see some photos of them.
In this episode, we’re in London and we’re going to travel around the city on one of the famous red buses.
Kompletný TV program stanice English Club HD na piatok 25. 9. 2026. Hlavný večerný program začína o 20:00 reláciou The Language Of Business.