More on descriptions for both intermediate levels. There is a listening activity as well as a crossword. If you were also interested in trying some speaking practice, you can use the questions on the page.
What is beauty
Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Monday, 28 September 2015
JOBS, PLACES GAME - BASIC LEVEL
Friday, 25 September 2015
Thursday, 24 September 2015
CITIES: PUBLIC PLACES - BASIC LEVEL
Etiquetas:
Basic level,
cities,
places,
Vocabulary - Basic
Monday, 21 September 2015
SOCIAL NETWORKS - ADVANCED
Etiquetas:
Advanced Level,
Listening - Advanced,
Social Networks
Speaking about HOLIDAYS - BASIC LEVEL
Etiquetas:
Basic level,
Holidays,
Listening - Basic,
Speaking
APPEARANCES IN ENGLISH - INTERMEDIATE 1
There are many ways to talk about physical appearance and describe people in English. In this lesson you are given the most common describing words (adjectives) which are used to describe people and it talks about their physical appearance such as Hair, Skin, Body and Face.
PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES - INTERMEDIATE 1
Etiquetas:
Adjectives,
Vocabulary - Intermediate
Friday, 18 September 2015
MODERN FAMILY - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 2
This video introduces the family
Etiquetas:
Family,
Intermediate level,
Listening - Intermediate
HOW TO TALK ABOUT FOOD AND DRINKS - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 2
In this video you are introduced to some common terms that are used when describing food and drinks in English.
Etiquetas:
Food,
Intermediate level,
Listening - Intermediate
TIPS ON FOOD AND MOOD - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 2
Tips to help you explore the relationship between what you eat and how you feel. Improving your diet can help give you:
- positive feelings
- clearer thinking
- more energy
- calmer moods
- positive feelings
- clearer thinking
- more energy
- calmer moods
Monday, 7 September 2015
INTERACTIVE PHONEMIC CHART - ALL LEVELS
Important practice before starting with English this year. The link below show symbols on a clickable chart representing the 44 sounds used in British English speech. Students have to click on each symbol or sample word to hear how they are pronounced.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)