English  for  Everyday  Living

Learn the names of the things you see or use every day. Learn the sentences you need for everyday situations. Return to the home page. Just for fun, visit this page: Fun With English.

LESSONS In the Kitchen In the Bathroom In the Bedroom In the Living Room In the Garage In the Yard In the Office At School At the Store At the Barbershop Your Body Telling Time

You can print out the lessons from the web pages or order them free via e-mail.

The following materials  will help you do these lessons if English is not your native language:

• A dictionary that has words in English and in your own language;

• An all-English dictionary, as large and as complete as you can find;

• An English-language newspaper with many advertisements;

• An English-language catalog from a department store: Sears, Wal-Mart, K-Mart, etc.;

• Any Basic or Intermediate English text book with a good grammar section;

• Any means of listening to spoken English - language tapes, television, radio.

These lessons will teach you much of the vocabulary and many of the sentence forms you need to know to live in an English-speaking society. The spellings and the expressions used are those from the United States.   Grammar rules and spelling rules are covered by the following lessons. 

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