#Tell me more english 10.5 full full
Clever, but this is actually less useful than it sounds, for in order to take full advantage of this, you'd have to watch the video multiple times, and I doubt many students are going to do that, especially when you see the daunting and taunting "1:45 remaining in lesson" counter on the screen. Each one-to-two-hour lesson starts off with an interactive video clip (they include a USB headset) in which your responses direct the action. Why? Because of its rich multimedia approach and the variety of activities available in each lesson: video clips, crossword puzzles, missing-word games and so on.
Mon dieu! Yet this odd product has scores of proponents and admirers. "Il se peut que is an expression of probability which introduces a clause with a verb in the subjunctive mood, even if the verb pouvoir is conjugated in a tense other than the present indicative." You could say, "well, that's immersion instruction," except for two things: 1) guesswork isn't instruction and 2) there's plenty of English around, if you can call an explanation like this "English": After you've run through the alphabet in this fashion, the next activity is a word-to-picture match, featuring words you may (or may not have) encountered (once) somewhere on the previous 26 screens. Here's the very first lesson for the rank beginner, who has to choose the correct response:ĭon't sweat it too much, though, because both responses are correct, although you may not know it if you're just starting out. Their slogan might as well be "We don't baby you" because when you first fire this up, you will surely think you've started in the wrong (and way too advanced) level. The product, which touts its heavily multimedia approach, is at of this writing the most expensive one on the market.
“A communicative approach based on speaking."įounded in 1987, Tell Me More claims to be the first language learning product to use speech recognition.
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