Alex's Adventures in English https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Speak English Like a British Wizard: Harry Potter Shadowing Lesson My English Adventure Shadowing Sessions Privacy Policy Home Contact About Travel, Journey or Trip? On Time or In Time? Fix Your Travel English (Part 2) C1: In the Pipeline vs Lined up and More: C1 Idioms with Claude AI while batch cooking The CEFR Framework Explained: IELTS, EduSynch CEFR and FCE Trip, Journey, Travel or Voyage? Fix Your Travel English (B2–C1) “In the Pipeline” vs “Lined Up” vs “Set in Stone”: C1 Idioms Explained What’s the EduSynch CEFR Test Like? Structure, Scoring and Tips to Reach C1 2. Test Your English LIVE! | Conditional Sentences B1/2 Quiz with Alex #englishtest Common Conditional Sentence Mistakes: B1-B2 Worksheet Live CEFR Speaking Practice with Claude: From B2 to C1/C2 (Interactive Lesson) CEFR Level Up Lab EduSynch CEFR Test The Doppelgänger, Part 2: Shadowing Luke Thompson’s British Connected Speech Sound Like a Native: Copy Luke Thompson’s British Accent with “The Escaped Man” The Doppelgänger: Master British Connected Speech with a 100-Word Story Shadowing Luke Thompson: Roald Dahl’s “Parson’s Pleasure” (Pronunciation Guide) Learn English with Horror Games: A Halloween Special Learn English with Games Tackle Tricky Words Learn British English with a Short Story: “The Birthday Party” by Katherine Brush (Interactive Lesson) How to Pronounce “Comfortable” in British English: Three Syllables, Not Four Learn British English with 007 First Light: Spy Phrases, Idioms and Grammar (Interactive Lesson) Learn English with “A Monster Calls”: Vocabulary, Grammar and Pronunciation (Interactive Lesson) Bored or Boring? -ED vs -ING Adjectives Explained (Interactive Lesson) Though, Through, Thorough, Thought, Throughout: British Pronunciation Explained (Interactive Lesson) Learn English with Resident Evil 9 Requiem’s Tutorials Menu (Part 2): Stagger, Wield, Parry and Wriggle Free From Common Grammar Mistakes to GTA 5 Slang: Every Day or Everyday, For or Since, and “You Know the Drill” (Live Lesson) “Excuse Me, Can You Let Me Through?” Useful English from Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened How to Pronounce “Queue” in British English (Tricky Words with Luke Thompson) How to Pronounce “Hierarchy” in British English (Tricky Words with Luke Thompson) Silent Letters, Idioms and Hogwarts Mystery Chapter 4: Though, Through, Thorough and Seeing Eye to Eye Learn British English with Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (PS1), Part 1: Shadowing, Vocabulary and Pronunciation Learn British English with Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (PS1), Part 2: Scramble, Twinkle and Cast a Spell Does ’S Mean IS or HAS? Test Your English with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Learn British English with Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery (First Gameplay): Chuffed to Bits, Have a Knack and Make Amends Learn British English with Hogwarts Legacy (Live, Part 1): Crack On, I Reckon, a Tad Nervous and More Book a Lesson Learn British and American English LIVE with Resident Evil 2 Remake (Part 1): Survival English, Imperatives and Ellipsis Learn English with Resident Evil 9 Requiem (Classic Mode, Part 1): Hustle and Bustle, Shop Till You Drop and Up in Smoke Playing Resident Evil Village as an English Teacher: Surviving the Opening (Bedtime Story, Feelings and UK vs US English) Playing the Original Resident Evil 2 as an English Teacher: Back to the RPD (Hold Your Fire, Hang in There and This Too Shall Pass) Learn English with Resident Evil Village: Lady Dimitrescu’s Words, from “Like Hell” to “Succumb to Despair” The Tale of the Three Brothers: Learn English with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Game) Blog