Learn English with Alice in Wonderland

Fall down the rabbit hole and learn five English phrases that were created or popularized by Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. This lesson will not only increase your vocabulary, but your pop culture knowledge, and Western mental health language knowledge as well. Some of the language in the lesson includes: mad as a Hatter, curiouser and curiouser, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, and more! Don’t forget to pick up your FREE AUDIO BOOK from Audible after you have finished the lesson.. If you decide to get a copy of Alice in Wonderland, I recommend getting the version narrated by Shelby Lewis! It has some of the clearest and easiest-to-understand pronunciation you will find in an English audio book. Get it today, or another book of your choice, and join the Audible community. We’re all mad here. You can also buy the book on Amazon here.

Good, I learned something new.

Nanisai

That’s great! I hope you have a wonderful weekend. :)

Alex

John was an outlandish guy. He broke up with his girlfriend named Susan 3 years ago. At the time, Susan began to date another man Bob who was mad as a Hatter. Unfortunately, her relationship did not pan out with him either. One day while Susan was going home, she saw some candles and flowers on the sidewalk in front of her house and realised the door was open. Curiouser and curiouser she began to wonder what was happening inside. When she went into her place, she was shocked because there was a big orchestra and a lot of people there. They all shouted together “Welcome to our party. We are all mad here”. When the orchestra started playing a song with full of energy, and John began to dance with her like all other people. As the song finished, Bob emerged with a chocolate box and a circle of colourful balloons at the door. Susan did not know how to cope with Tweedledee and Tweedledum. She immediately made up an excuse by saying I am late I am late for an important date. Then, she kicked them out.

Thanks Alex!

You are mad as a Hatter!

nguyen van long

Whoa! Nice work! :D I’m glad you enjoyed and benefited from the lesson! This is great!

Alex

Alex!
Here is an awesome class!
Thanks a lot!! :)

Marsius

My pleasure! Thanks so much for checking it out! I hope you found it useful. :)

Alex

Nice recommendation!!Thanks a lot for your video, Alex ;)

knopfler86

No problem! I’m glad you liked it. :) Good to see you, as always.

Alex

you are great teacher, your lessons are curiouser and curiouser and a bit hard, i must to reward sometimes for understand, Thank Alex very much

nguyen van long

My pleasure! This is why I labeled this one as both intermediate and advanced. It’s definitely a little harder than some of my recent lessons, but I hope you found something useful in it! :)

Alex

Thanks Alex for this lesson. I will read this book in english, with audio. I got 9