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We love watching videos as our culture is dominated by the visual image, and in particular, the moving image. For students learning English, the amount of video content available on the internet has increased dramatic in recent years.

But simply to view films in English is not enough to learn the language as help is needed in accessing their message and in integrating them in their language learning. This is precisely what we do on our Youtube channel by providing the resources to learn English with short animations that you watch over and over again. There are various types from showing the differences between words that are often confused or parts of grammar that students often struggle with.

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