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Seated Stretch: A Mini Yoga Break
A short seated yoga video to help you learn the vocabulary yoga teachers use to guide a class.
Chasing the Shadow: The 2026 Total Solar Eclipse
A mini-course built around a National Geographic report on the August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse that swept across Greenland, Iceland, and Spain.
Credit: Spider-Man: Brand New Day. © 2026 CTMGLearn English with Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Movie Vocabulary
Learn vocabulary for talking about danger, trust, and losing control using the official trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Credit: The Odyssey (2026). © Universal Pictures.Learn English with The Odyssey: Myth on the Big Screen
Learn English vocabulary through the story and making of Christopher Nolan's 2026 film adaptation of Homer's Odyssey.
Idioms in Daily Life
From awkward first meetings to lucky breaks and everyday complaints — the idioms that make natural English click.
Easy Idioms for Everyday English
From easy tests to busy mornings and new friends: the first idioms that make your English sound natural.
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