Spotlight English® is made by real people for real people like you! Our program helps learners practice English through reading, listening and speaking.
BOTTLE is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Practice English with us. How would you use the word "bottle" in your own sentence? Tell Gabriella in the comments. And listen to and watch Spotlight every week!
The Flea - Lionel Messi full-length Spotlight English program for English Learners. Listen, watch and read out loud, while celebrating the life and legacy of #Messi!
Farewell and God bless Lionel Messi! If you have not heard the simple English episode of Spotlight that we made about The Flea, check it out. He has an inspiring story. https://t.co/UiGPmvoaIW
ACCIDENT is our Spotlight Word of the Day! If you want to learn English, it will not happen by accident. You have to practice. So, practice English with Spotlight! In the comments, let us know how you would use the word "accident" in your own sentence. And listen and read along with Spotlight full-length programs each day!
WATCH (part 2 of 2 - verb) is our Word of the Day! In the comments, practice English with us. Let Gabriella know how you would use the word "watch" as a verb. And make sure you watch our full-length Spotlight programs each week!
WATCH (part 1 of 2 -- used as a noun) is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Practice English with us. In the comments, let Gabriella know how you would use the word "watch" as a noun.
WHISTLE is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Do you want to practice English? Use the word "whistle" in your own sentence in the comments. And then, listen and read along with our full-length Spotlight and Spotlight Advanced programs every week.
HUG is our Spotlight Word of the Day! In the comments, practice English with us. Let Gabriella know how you would use the word "hug" in your own sentence. And practice English each week by listening and reading along with our full-length programs!
EFFECT is our Spotlight Word of the Day!
If you practice English with Spotlight, the effect will be your English will improve! In the comments, let us know how you would use the word "effect" in your own sentence.
PROCESS is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Learning to understand and speak English cannot be done quickly, it is a process! Practice English with us. In the comments, let us know how you would use the word "process" in your own sentence!
No A.I., or artificial intelligence, is used to create Spotlight English® programs. Spotlight English® programs are written, voiced, and produced BY real people FOR real people, no matter where in the world you live!
FLOWER is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Practice English with us each week, and we think your understanding and speaking of the English language will grow like a flower. In the comments, let Gabriella know how you would use the word "flower" in your own sentence!
LAUNCH is our Spotlight Word of the Day! It is not the same as lunch or lounge, even though they may sound similar. How would you use the word "launch" in your own sentence? Practice English with us and let us know in the comments!
KEY is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Practice English with us. We think one of the ways to unlock your English skills is to listen to Spotlight programs and read along out loud! In the comments, let Gabriella know how you would use the word "key" in your own sentence.
CITIZEN is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Practice English with us. Listen to the full-length programs each week and read along. And then in the comments, let us know how you would use the word "citizen" in your own sentence. Your English will improve!
LEMON is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Do you like lemons? Practice English with us. Tell Gabriella why you like lemons in the comments. Or, if you do not like lemons, tell us why you do NOT like lemons!
FLOAT is our Spotlight Word of the Day! Practice English with Spotlight. Use the word "float" in your own sentence in the comments. And practice reading the sentence out loud!
ADORABLE is our Word of the Day! Practice English with us. In the comments, let Gabriella know how you would use the word "adorable" in your own sentence!