Learn nature vocabulary in English with The Lord of the Rings

What’s better than learning new vocabulary from a book? Learning new vocabulary from one of the GREATEST works of fiction of the 20th century! In this dense lesson, I will drop you into the world of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings to teach a variety of nature vocabulary. The book’s fictional world of Middle-earth is full of real-life landscape descriptions, so even if you’re not a fan of fantasy genre fiction, there is still a lot for you to learn. Words covered in this lesson include: knoll, mist, fog, valley, slope, turf, hedge, bush, thicket, marsh, bog, fen, mire, brambles, and many more! If you would like to check out the book yourself, you can get the audio version FOR FREE by signing up for a 30-day trial with Audible. You can also get the print or ebook version on Amazon. Remember, not all who wander are lost.

☺ 100 ,surprisingly!Thank you Alex. Lesson was good good goodie good!<3

Annie

Nice work! You shouldn’t be so surprised! :D

Alex

Thanks rubbicca madam your lectures are very good

Galande

I’m fresher in our class pls tell me how attend the classic or tell me about class

Galande

Thank You. Lesson was useful and explanation simple in your distinctive way

Ali ALKHALDI

I didn’t know I had a distinctive way. :) Thank you!

Alex

The Quiz is easy, but a lesson is generally interesting.

borkes

I’ve read the trilogy several times! Love Tolkien. Thank you for the lesson!

Katelf

Thank you very much, teacher….!!!

Jakub Alvarez

You’re welcome, Jakub! Always!

Alex

Thank you! I love the movie:)

snickanicky

Very interesting lesson, rich in new words.
Thanks Alex.

byte

My pleasure, byte. I’m glad it had a lot of new content!

Alex

Thanks a lot Mr. Alex!

Alex-1956

You’re very welcome. Thanks for studying with me. :)

Alex

Very nice

Ahmed sedik 1

excellent vocabulary lesson!

roenviav

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Alex

i got 100, thanks a lot

fitri agustina

Thank you very much

Nilmini

Thanks Alex.

S Chit Chit Win

You’re very welcome. Thanks for checking it out. :)

Alex

Thanks a lot Mr Alex.Excellent lesson and teach.

Maria Estela Zamboim GIli

Thank you very much my teacher Alex.

jackie kieng

You´re the best Mr Alex!!
Thanks for being so fun and making vocabulary lessons so interesting ;)
PD: Not Adele the singer, not dell the computer either hahaha

knopfler86

I am a big fan of the Lord of the Rings and you did me really happy with this class, Alex. Thank you.

genilvan

I guess we share the same passion, books! Thank you for the classe ;-)

msneves

Thank you Alex for your lessons .. I am very happy to learn english with you .

zurakakuria

Thank you Alex for the lesson and for singing “snow” as well.

Tyrion

Alex, thank you very much for your interesting journey in the world of The Lord of the Rings.

Cosimomsc

100%! TNX, Alex. you are the best, as always.

Saul Joury

Thanks Alex

Bushra Syria

thanks for your great efforts Alex

Ishak71

Dear Alex I wanna thank you so much for your superb videos every day we learn more English with you …….greetings from surco……

marc anthony

Interesting, I didn’t know that “eave” (the overhanging edge of a roof) was a word by itself, even though I’d already heard of “eavesdropping”. Apparently eavesdrop is “the ground on which water falls from the eaves”, and the original meaning of eavesdropping is “listening from under the eaves of a house (that is, from the eavesdrop)”.