Welcome to Learn English with the Bible!
Welcome to Learn English with the Bible! My name is Sharon, and I am here to help you learn English as you study God's Word. I'm a CELTA-certified ESL teacher…
What’s New for 2023
First of all, I want to thank everyone who joined us as we launched Learn English with the Bible in 2022! Your support means the world to me. I've taken…
The CEFR levels - What's your level of English?
What Is My English Level?
Lots of adults who are learning English ask, "What is my English level? How much have I learned? What should I study next?" Here at Learn English with the Bible,…
The Object in an English Sentence
Writing Great Sentences in English, Part 4 In the first post of this series, we learned about basic English sentence structure.In the second post, we talked about the subject in…
The Verb in an English Sentence
Writing Great Sentences in English, Part 3 In the first post of this series, we learned about basic English sentence structure.In the second post, we talked about the subject in…
The Subject in an English Sentence
Basic English Sentence Structure - Part 2 In the first post of this series on English sentences, we talked about basic English sentence structure. Every sentence must have a verb,…
Basic English Sentence Structure Part 1
Writing Great Sentences in English In this series of posts, we'll talk about basic English sentence structure, and how you can write great sentences in English - with lots of…
Linking Consonants to Vowels – English Pronunciation
This is the final in a series of three posts about how words are linked together in spoken English.In the first post, we talked about linking vowel sounds together. You…
Linking Words Together – Consonant to Consonant
Linking words together is an important part of any language. It is the same with American English. Linking words together helps us speak more smoothly and easily.In a different post,…
Do You “Get It?” Understand the Verb “Get”
Let's learn how to understand the verb "get." This is one of the most common English verbs. As a stand-alone verb, "get" has a lot of different meanings. In adddition,…
Look, See, and Watch – What’s the Difference?
Learn the difference between the words look, see, and watch.
