at the Beverly Hills Lingual Institute
Did you know?
The first English dictionary was published in 1755.
The world's #1 language—the language of international business and the internet—needs no introduction. English counts 360 million native speakers, with half a billion people speaking it as a second language. For many, English is synonymous with opportunity and a better quality of life.
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With more than two billion people communicating in English regularly, a command of the English language is invaluable for career development, cultural experiences, and travel. A world of opportunities is open to you when you speak English.
In addition to classes from Beginning to Advanced for those who are learning English, we offer Accent Reduction and Native Speaker courses.
English | Accent Reduction
Classes evaluate the student's problem areas and focus on exercises designed to target and remedy those areas. Our Accent Reduction course focuses on pronunciation, stress, enunciation, diction, tonality, musicality, syntax, and articulation, through vowel and consonant exercises, work chants, tongue twisters, and readings. Individual attention is given to each student's area of difficulty.
English | Native Speaker
These classes are for those who grew up speaking English but want to improve and refine their English. Designed to give you the critical edge in English communication, they target grammar, spelling, and pronunciation.
The English language is so mixed that it does not have a close sister language. What has remained in English of the old Anglo-Saxon grammar is of Germanic character. Most high-frequency vocabulary in modern English is Germanic. English is thus usually classified by linguists as a Germanic language, even though the Romance languages, including Latin, contribute to English about half of its vocabulary.