Blended learning means education combining online educational material and traditional classroom methods. This approach has many advantages for learners and educators. I would like to highlight three most significant benefits of this type of learning. The first advantage is flexibility. Students can continue their studying online at their own pace. They can choose when and where to complete lessons as well as watch videos or review instructions as many times as they need. The second advantage is that blended learning allows teachers to make lessons more interesting. Using videos, online quizzes and games, fun activities, teachers can simplify complicated lessons that are hard to learn. Such diversity will also help students stay motivated. The last advantage of this type of education is that it allows students to develop their sense of responsibility. Learners will have to plan their time, complete tasks online, and be ready for the lesson. All this they will have to do not relying entirely on the teacher. While students are gaining more independence teachers can track their progress and be ready to assist if needed. Thus, blended learning has several benefits. By combining online and offline activities it allows learners to have more flexibility when studying. Additionally, it provides diversity for students that help them stay engaged and responsible.