Sean Banville's Websites, Lesson Plans, Handouts, Worksheets. The United Kingdom - English Dictation Test - Elementary. Normal - Listen Slow - Write Instructions:- Play the .mp3 files (they are large so be patient). 1. Just listen. I will speak, quite quickly, in a natural voice. 2. 3. 4. Dictation Text - The United Kingdom The United Kingdom is a small country. Check for CAPITALISATION. punctuation - , . ' ! Each mistake = 1. Let us know how you get on in the forum. Problems with punctuation - check here. Problems with spelling - check here. ELLLO Views #1091 Change of Clothes. Danny: So, what kind of cloths do you like to wear? Alex: I like to wear casual clothes. And that's why I really don't like what I have to wear to work sometimes because it's just not what I would normally wear. Danny: So what do you normally have to wear to work then? Alex: Oh, I have to hear a tie and kind of like suit trousers and sometimes a suit coat.
Danny: Really? Alex:Yeah. Danny: Even in the summer? Alex: Yeah, even in the summer. Danny: You want a change of clothes by the time you get to work. Alex: Yeah, it's almost like you need a locker full of new clothes by the time you get there. Danny: I know the feeling. Alex: Maybe I should just wear, you know, like sports clothes, and running clothes until I get to work and then change. Danny: Good idea. Alex: Much longer than my wife would like me to keep them. Danny: So, you wear them until there's holes in the knees and the pants.
Danny: So, wear do you buy your clothes when you go shopping? Alex: And she's a really good shopper. Article b1. English listening exercises and printable listening worksheets for free, ESL listening activities for kids. Ana´s English Blog: INFORMAL EMAIL - ANYWAY (INTERMEDIATE) Emails letters1. An informal email. 149727. Expressions. ESL First Day Introduction Games. Here is an entertaining way to get students to introduce themselves to the class. This introduction game works best with young learners. Begin the game by saying, "I'm the captain of a spaceship. I'm going on a trip to the moon. Who wants to go with me and what are you going to bring? " Then, write the following sentence on the board for the students to say: Hi, my name is... and I'm going to bring a/an/some...
The students who are allowed to go are the ones who bring something that begins with the first letter of their name. CEFR Grammar levels. Reach your B1: Grammar and Vocabulary - B1. Recursos B1 (PET): Vocabulary list, Grammar reference, Practice Tests | Academia de Inglés en Córdoba. Vocabulary Topics. Untitled. B1 – PET – Unit 3 Grammar reference Verbs followed by to or – ing some verbs are followed by the –ing form of another verb: Everyone enjoys listening to music.
I have finished reading my book. Other verbs like this include: Admit, avoid, dislike, fancy, feel like, imagine, mention, mind, miss, practise, put off, suggest. some verbs are followed by the to + infinitive of another verb: We expected to win the game. Other verbs like this include: agree, appear, attempt, begin, decide, demand, fail, hope, intend, learn, manage, offer, plan, pretend, promise, refuse, seem, want, would like. some verbs are followed by the-ing or the to infinitive of another verb with similar meanings: I love playing tennis. Other verbs like this include: begin, continue, hate, like, love prefer, start. Phrasal verbs a phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and a preposition, a verb and an adverb or a verb with both an adverb and a preposition, any of which are part of the syntax of the sentence.