English for Kids, ESL, EFL Kids, Young Learners and Beginners Resources - eslkidslab.com Peer-Taught Phrasal Verbs | Tim's Free English Lesson Plans Image credit: teaching.berkeley.edu Follow me on twitter @RobbioDobbio I’m running the Barcelona Half-Marathon dressed as David Bowie to raise money for Cancer Research, sponsor me here: This is a vocabulary lesson originally designed for higher levels (C1+) but the method can be adapted for any level and any set of vocabulary. Preparation Print out the phrasal verb cards and one copy of the worksheet for each student. Lesson Plan Word doc – Peer Taught Phrasal Verbs LP phrasal verbs peer teaching CARDS Peer taught phrasal verbs worksheet Peer Teaching Put students into groups of three and give each member of each group 2 phrasal verb cards. to hazard a guess – make a guess to put sb out of their misery – kill someone who’s suffering/give sb who is guessing something the answer When everyone has finished move onto the next stage. Analysis and Processing Invite students to come to the board and write a phrasal verb they have learnt and a definition.
BBC Learning English 1: Family and Relatives Useful English Ex. 1: Family and Relatives Choose the most appropriate answer. 1. Anton is my . His mother is my sister. Anton is my nephew. 2. Mike is my cousin. 3. Lena is his niece. 4. Tanya is my sister's daughter. 5. Tom is her father's brother. 6. Peter and Alice got married today in the morning and left for their honeymoon right after the wedding. 7. His grandparents live in a small village near a beautiful lake. 8. His son was the sole heir to his large estate. 9. Maria is always busy. 10. She still lives in her father-in-law's house. Your result: 00% correct.
A Visual List of 100 English IDIOMS FOR TIME with Examples Are you looking for something to do to kill time? Well there are plenty of idiom examples here for you to learn! If you practise them regularly, soon you’ll be able to use them on a day to day basis and improve your English! I am a true believer that there is no time like the present. The “Time Idioms” image was created by Kaplan International. 1. The hotel’s service is great, there is always someone available to help you around the clock. 2. It’s a shame his parents don’t understand it from his point of view, they’re really behind the times. 3. If you make the cakes ahead of time, then you’ll be able to focus on the decorations more. 4. Right guys, you’ve worked really hard. 5. It’s been a month of Sundays since I last went to the theatre! 6. I wish you’d stop dwelling on the past, she’s never going to come back. 7. I worked day and night against the clock to get this done on time, and you’re being so ungrateful! 8. I think we should call time on this project. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Fleex. Apprendre l'anglais en regardant des séries ou des films Fleex est un outil en ligne qui permet d’apprendre l’anglais via un système ingénieux utilisant les sous-titres des films ou des séries TV. Autant dire qu’il ne sera pas forcément très difficile de convaincre un apprenant de travailler son anglais sur un tel support de base. En tout cas cela devrait faciliter les choses. Ingénieuse idée que celle des créateurs de Fleex. Ils ont mis au point une méthode basée sur le double sous-titrage. Vous pouvez à tout moment en cliquant sur un mot afficher sa fiche d’identité et sa traduction. Le service Fleex est centré sur un lecteur de vidéo avec des fonctions spécifiques. Fleex est une sacré bonne idée avec une foule d’options intéressantes qui dépoussièrent sacrément certaines méthodes multimédia d’apprentissage de l’anglais. Pour utiliser Fleex il faut vous inscrire. Pour visionner des films et séries Fleex innove aussi en proposant plusieurs moyens. Ludique et efficace. Lien: Fleex Sur le même thème
4 szuper nyelvtanulós játék otthonra! Így tanulja meg a gyerek könnyedén a szavakat Angol szakos tanítóként sokszor kapom a szülők részéről a kérdést, hogy miként segíthetik a gyereküket az angol nyelvben, ha ők nem vagy csak nagyon minimális szinten beszélnek angolul. De gondot okozhat a gyermek angol leckéjében való segédkezés néha akkor is, ha a szülő beszéli a nyelvet, de nem tudja, hogyan „adja át a tudását”, milyen módszerekkel, ami közel áll az iskolai tanuláshoz, mert nem szeretné például összezavarni a gyermekét. Ebben a bejegyzésben az iskolás gyerekek szüleinek szeretnék mankót adni, néhány ötletet, hogy miként segíthetik a gyerekeiket az angol nyelvben. Még a nyelvtanulásnál is számít a szülői minta Az első és legfontosabb, amit a szülő tehet, hogy jó példát mutat. Tanulj játszva a gyerekkel! Az iskoláskorú gyerekeknél tartsuk szem előtt, hogy a szülei vagyunk és nem a tanárai. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A gyerek magasabb szintű nyelvtanulásához keress egy jó nyelvtanárt Nagyon fontos a pedagógus-szülő együttműködése.
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Flashcards | free printable flashcards, matching worksheets, printable bingo cards, printable games, activities, handouts and more There are 100+ sets of free flash cards to print that I used to design curriculums for young learners of English. However, I use most of them up through to high school students and many with adults. See the left-hand menu for the current list of sets available. See the top 'flashcard list' for the list of sets available. READ ME FIRST: These cards are excellent image quality and as such some of the files are quite large. I suggest looking at the hand out first. About the flash card sets: The pictures were all designed with children in mind. The flash cards and game cards do not have the vocabulary written on them. Online Flash Cards: These are online versions that can be displayed on any device or smartboard. Bingo Cards: I use the printable bingo cards quite often in class. The hand-out is something I'm a little proud of. The sets are free to download but will cost money to print, laminate and get ready.
English idioms | Learn English | EF English idioms, proverbs, and expressions are an important part of everyday English. They come up all the time in both written and spoken English. Because idioms don't always make sense literally, you'll need to familiarize yourself with the meaning and usage of each idiom. That may seem like a lot of work, but learning idioms is fun, especially when you compare English idioms to the idioms in your own language. Learning to use common idioms and expressions will make your English sound more native, so it's a good idea to master some of these expressions. The most common English idioms These English idioms are extremely common in everyday conversation in the United States. Common English idioms & expressions These English idioms are used quite regularly in the United States. Familiar English idioms & proverbs These English idioms and proverbs are familiar and easily understood by native English speakers, but they are not usually used in everyday conversation.
Antidote. Le grand outil de correction et d’aide à la rédaction se met à l’anglais – Les Outils Tice Antidote est un outil de correction et d’aide à la rédaction d’une grande puissance dont la réputation n’est plus à faire. C’est sans doute un des meilleurs outils de sa catégorie dont j’ai déjà dit ici même tout le bien que je pense. Antidote ne s’endort pas sur ses lauriers et propose maintenant un correcteur intelligent, des dictionnaires de référence et des guides pour l’Anglais. Vous pouvez même utiliser une version parfaitement bilingue et passer du français à l’anglais selon vos besoins. Attention il ne s’agit pas d’un outil de traduction. Si vous savez utiliser Antidote en français, vous savez utiliser la version pour l’anglais. Dans le cadre d’une utilisation pédagogique, Antidote est juste formidable pour des étudiants en langues. Outre le correcteur, Antidote propose une aide encyclopédique avec toute une série de dictionnaires de référence pour élargir votre vocabulaire et aussi votre style. Sympa également un module « Anti-Oups » pour vos mails.
English Skills: 7 ways of saying “I don’t know” In this second post dedicated to life skills in English, I’d like to focus on the different ways you can say “I don’t know” in English. As my clients will tell you, saying “I don’t know” to me is not an option in our lessons! I will not allow my clients to rely on me to give them the answers before they have tried themselves to seek the answers. However, in life we are at some stage going to have to use this expression, so as variety is the spice of life, using different ways to say “I don’t know” would make your conversation far more interesting and natural. As in the first post of the series, my inspiration comes from Macmillan Dictionary blog‘s own series. 1. ‘When do you have to submit this essay?’ 2. ‘What time does the film start?’ 3. ‘Who left this mess on the table?’ 4. ‘Will they ever find the missing aircraft?’ 5. ‘Do you think we will be able to book the restaurant for Friday?’ 6. ‘Has Clive left the company? 7. ‘Why did he do such a stupid thing?’ Ciao for now. Shanthi