Learning English is the name of this new way to learn English, the international language. To use it, at home or at work, you need a password and a computer with an internet connection.

If you have a password, you can use Learning English at any time, in any country, on any computer. To use it now, type in your password and click the blue button:

Password help

WILLIAM: LANGUAGE SPECIALIST: OXFORD

My name is William. I'm a language specialist at Learning English, living and working in Oxford, England. I teach English to businesses.

If you don't have a password, you can read more about Learning English and then try some free pages. But first, I have two important things to tell you:

You can hold your mouse over green words to see more in a pop-up window. You do not need to click the words. Try it now.

You can hold your mouse over yellow words to hear them spoken in UK English. You do not need to click the words. Try it now.

If you have a password, you can use Learning English at any time, in any country, on any computer. To use it now, type in your password and click the blue button:

To check that the sound system works and to help you to adjust the volume, you can play some English music. Learning English often includes music, usually played by the Bampton Midi Orchestra, to interest, educate, and entertain you.

To play or pause the music, just click the Learning English Player below. To restart the programme, before waiting for it to end, refresh the page in your browser.

More About Learning English

Everything you want to know

	Try It Now	Look at some free pages
	Inside Learning English	All the topics

	Get A Password	For one person
	Get A Password	For one organisation

	How To Use Learning English	Everything you need to know
	The English Language	The story of English
	Laughing In English	Why things are funny

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