-ING OR TO (ADVANCED)

This topic is rather boring so here you are some exercises...

GO TO THE LESSON

FORMAL LETTER / EMAIL - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVEL

Taken from http://www.fluentland.com/groups/english-grammar/forum/topic/how-to-write-formal-letter/

EMOTIONS - ADVANCED

ADJECTIVES / VERBS + PREPOSITIONS - INTERMEDIATE 2 AND ADVANCED LEVELS

COOKING VERBS - INTERMEDIATE 2

OPINION PHRASES - INTERMEDIATE 2 AND ADVANCED LEVELS

HOW TO START OFF WITH AN ESSAY - INTERMEDIATE 2 AND ADVANCED LEVELS

If you seem to struggle to start off writing an essay, the video below might help you out. The video will teach you how to paraphrase successfully and how to change essay questions into your own words. These skills are very useful for university and high school students, as well as any students writing English proficiency exams like the TOEFL or IELTS.

EASY ENGLISH SPEAKING: WHERE ARE YOU GOING? BASIC 2

Watch this video and repeat what you hear!

VIDEO

ADJECTIVE ORDER - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

This site explains how to use adjectives in a phrase when there are more than two at a time. I hope you can understand the explanation given.

http://aprendeinglessila.com/2014/06/orden-palabras-ingles-adjetivos/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=socialnetwork

BODY IDIOMS

VEGETABLES IN ENGLISH - BASIC LEVEL

Here are the explanations, that is, whether the vegetable is countable or uncountable, for example.
http://www.multimedia-english.com/videos/lesson/vegetables-in-english-bre-and-ame-versions-woodward-english-6438

COVER LETTER - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

NEW LINK TO WATCH MOVIES

Here is another link to watch movies with English subtitles. It will be added to the menu on Television and Radio section. Hope you like it.
http://putlocker.is/

PHRASAL VERBS - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

DESPITE, IN SPITE OF, ALTHOUGH - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

LESSONS AND QUIZZES FOR 'PRUEBA DE CERTIFICACIÓN' - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Intermediate lessons and quizzes for students

http://www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/intermediate.html

21 PODCASTS FOR EVERY PERSONALITY - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

Buzzfeed offers loads of podcasts to improve your listening. This website has thought of people with different likes and there are up to 21 different links, which will take you to another page with plenty of podcasts. The range goes from food to movies, TV programmes, DIY or fitness, to name just a few. I hope you enjoy this site.

Buzzfeed

CONDITIONALS GRAMMAR - INTERMEDIATE 2

JACK THE RIPPER INTERMEDIO 2

An interesting documentary on Jack the Ripper

THIRD CONDITIONAL - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 2

The third conditional is for past unreal actions. Try the tests below to check your understanding.

 

http://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/3rdconditional.html

http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/grammar-thirdconditional2.html

http://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/4g8-third-conditional-exercise.php

http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/conditional-third-exercises.html

http://www.better-english.com/grammar/con31.htm

Game to have fun

http://www.eslgamesworld.com/members/games/ClassroomGames/Billionaire/Conditionals%20Billionaire%20Game/play.html

LISTENING PRACTICE FOR FINAL TESTS - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

These are some activities from some excellent websites or blogs:

1.  Entertainment news
2. Welcome to Heathrow
3. Hi-tech toilets and digital taps. 
4. Camping under the stars
5. UFO: a story to remember
6. Medical advice
7. Emergency call
8. First date
9. Show time
10. Radio advertising

ASKING AND GIVING DIRECTIONS - INTERMEDIATE 1

Do the preparation exercise before you listen. Then, look at the map and listen to the directions while you do the other exercises.

DIRECTIONS

Other interactive activities on directions:

http://inenglish.pe/e-learning/aula/socializing-asking-directions-exercises.htm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/game/en33inst-game-destination-impossible

READING & LISTENING / ADVANCED

Improve your listening and pronunciation with all these texts

TEXTS

LISTENING ACTIVITIES ON FILMS - INTERMEDIATE 2

Learning through media (movies, music, etc.) is one of the best ways to learn a new language. The link below use movie clips to help you to better understand spoken English.

Movie clips

Lessons on movies

Trailers

COMPARTIVES & SUPERLATIVES LESSON - BASIC

Watch these interesting videos

  lesson

  video

STRONG ENOUGH - SONG

SECOND CONDITIONAL - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Conditional quiz

Song

ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONALS - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Some practice and other links to conditionals:

http://efllecturer.blogspot.com.es/2011/12/what-will-happen-if-1st-conditional.html

FILM VOCABULARY - INTERMEDIATE 2

Learn words related to films by doing this quiz

FILM QUIZ



Vocabulary for describing films

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES - BASIC 2

LESSON

READING PRACTICE FOR INTERMEDIATE 1

Now it is time to do a bit of reading. Here are some activities:

Job Application
Health
Memorandum
Holidays
Free time
Accommodation
Education 2
Education 1

LISTENING PRACTICE - INTERMEDIATE 1

For more listening practice, these are some activities you can do.

Transport
Describing people
Education
Health
Environment
Sports

MODALS FOR OBLIGATION AND PROHIBITION - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Modals for obligation and prohibition

THE WORST BRANDING GAFFES (PASSIVE) - ADVANCED

LESSON on PASSIVE

PASSIVE VOICE GRAMMAR - INTERMEDIATE 2 AND ADVANCED LEVEL

Passive grammar powerpoint from angelomagno

Exercises online:

Passive voice 1
Passive voice 2
Passive voice 3
Passive voice 4
Passive voice 5

Grammar with exercises

MUST / HAVE TO - BASIC LEVEL

This is a powerpoint presentation that can help you understand these two modals. It was made by David Mainwood

Modals for obligation and prohibition

View more presentations from David Mainwood

FILM REVIEW - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

If you are interested in knowing how to write a film review you can have a look at the website of EOI Guía. You will find all you need to write good film reviews.

EOI Guia - film reviews

MODAL VERBS - MUST - HAVE TO - INTERMEDIO LEVEL

PRESENT SIMPLE
HAVE TO / HAS TO ( also have got to…)	General (external) obligation / rules / laws Some external circumstance makes the obligation necessary Impersonal ‘you’ – ( ‘you’ mean ‘people in general’)
MUST	Your own obligation / personal obligation / rules Some personal circumstance makes the obligation necessary (and the speaker almost certainly agrees with the obligation.)
DON’T HAVE TO DOESN’T HAVE TO (also haven’t got to …)	It is not necessary / there is no obligation
MUSTN’T	Prohibition

EXAMPLES IN THE AFFIRMATIVE AND PRESENT:

I must stop smoking. (I want to.)
I have to stop smoking. (Doctor's orders)

This is a terrible party. We really must go home.
This is a lovely party, but we've (got) to go home because of the baby-sitter.

Must you wear dirty old jeans all the time? (Is it personally important for you?)
Do you have to wear a tie at work? (Is there a regulation?)

WRITING SAMPLES TO IMPROVE YOUR WRITING - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

See these sample student answers to FCE (Cambridge English First) Writing questions with feedback

Cambridge writing exam preparation

TRANSITION WORDS FOR YOUR NARRATION - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

ALWAYS ON THE PHONE - ADVANCED

LESSON

WHAT IS LOVE TO YOU? - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

People ranging ages 0-100  answered a big question, "what is love?"

LISTENING REINFORCEMENT - INTERMEDIATE 1

Activities to improve your listening:


Pet Listening
When she loved me
Listening for details
The lion King
The Frozen
Vacations
Weather Report
Mary Reilly

LISTENING REINFORCEMENT - INTERMEDIATE 2

These are some links with exercises where to improve your listening:


The effects of technology on relationships
The help
Hunger Games
Big Bang Theory
Cell Phone Etiquette
Benjamin Button

TIME FOR A HOLIDAY - LISTENING - INTERMEDIATE 1

We have been talking about slowing down in our daily life. Here are two videos using the topic of time. In the first video complete the blanks in the transcript with the missing words whereas in the second you might try to write down what they say, like a dictation. You can find the key after the second video.

http://mythatsenglish.blogspot.com.es/2013/06/time-for-holiday.html

APPEARANCES - INTERMEDIATE 2

These are two commercials about appearances. Hope you can understand the message. Do you feel identified yourselves with the message?

FIRST, THEN, NEXT, LAST, ETC - BASIC 2

IT´S ONLY ROCK ´N ROLL BUT I LIKE IT!

Hey! Don´t forget the complement when you use like, love, hate, etc: e.g. I like football very much. or I like it very much.

This song will help you!

PASSIVE - THINGS THAT HAPPEN EVERY 60 SECONDS - ADVANCED

LESSON

MEETING CLUB TO PRACTISE ENGLISH, FRENCH OR GERMAN

The Gran Canaria Language Exchange is a great initiative for the whole island created by Spanish and English tutor Theresa Coe (theresacoe@gmail.com). It is a free iniciative which offers oportunities to improve French, English or German. There are meetings over the island. For more information you could send Theresa an email.

There is also this link to find people close to where you live: http://www.meetup.com/English-Intermediate-Conversation-Group/

APPEARANCES LISTENING FOR PRACTICE - INTERMEDIATE 2

These are some links to work on appearances:

1. http://www.elllo.org/english/Mixers/T095-Appearance.htm
2. http://www.elllo.org/english/1151/T1183-Maria-Appearance.html
3. http://elllo.org/video/1251/V1299-Adelina-Appearance.htm
4. http://elllo.org/english/Mixer/09Fashion.html

JUDGING BY APPEARANCES - INTERMEDIATE 2

Here are some videos with ways to describe people physically. For extra vocabulary you have this link: http://www.esolcourses.com/content/exercises/grammar/adjectives/appearance/vocab1.html

What do you look like? from eoi.soraya

Describing People from Vinicius Luciano Menezes Cotrim

PHOBIAS AND FEARS - LISTENING - INTERMEDIATE 1

Reading and listening activities on:

Phobias
http://listenaminute.com/p/phobias.html
http://www.elllo.org/mobile/VM1101/V1128-Encounter.htm

Fears
http://listenaminute.com/f/fear.html
http://www.elllo.org/english/0451/457-Ruth-AfraidOf.htm
http://www.elllo.org/video/M051/M056Fear.htm
http://www.elllo.org/english/0151/157-Naju-Fear.htm

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Comparatives and Superlatives - The Greatest Show on Earth from David Mainwood

This is a link to a site which helps students to introduce, revise or practise comparatives and superlatives
The biggest and the best

SINCE / FOR - INTERMEDIATE 1

Quiz to know how to use since or for. Firstly, read the rules and then take a multiple choice grammar quiz.


Since / for 

MODALS FOR POSSIBILITY AND CERTAINTY - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Modals for possibility and certainty

FORMAL AND INFORMAL EMAIL - INTERMEDIATE 1

These are some tips on how to write a formal or informal email. I hope they are useful to you in your writing production.

3rd CONDITIONAL LESSON - ADVANCED

LESSON to speak using the 3rd Conditional

HOW TO HAVE A BRITISH CHRISTMAS AND ITS MEANING - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

SHOPPING · INTERMEDIATE 1

Learn Real English – SHOPPING · engVid

BAD HABITS - INTERMEDIATE 1

Speaking English – Bad Habits · engVid

SAILING - VIDEO & ACTIVITIES - ADVANCED

Watch this VIDEO

SUCCESS - VIDEO AND ACTIVITIES- ADVANCED

Watch and do the activities about SUCCESS

PRESENT PERFECT - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

These are some pages with interesting exercises on present perfect:

1. Grammar and exercises
2. Exercises
3. Game 1
4. Game 2
5. Game 3

PAST PERFECT - INTERMEDIATE 2

After learning about past perfect, you'll probably need some practice. Here are some exercises which will help you with this verb tense.

Past perfect 1
Past perfect 2
Past Perfect 3
Past Perfect 4

RELATIVE CLAUSES - INTERMEDIATE 1

This lesson will focus on adding important, additional information to sentences using relative clauses. We will look at the use and structure of these clauses and do some practice activities.

Learning English - Relative clauses

You can try these exercises too:
relative clauses quiz
relative clauses - joining phrases
relative clauses - fill in the gaps

PAST TENSES - GRAMMAR - INTERMEDIATE 2

Past Perfect / Past Simple

LISTENING IN RELATIONSHIPS - LISTENING 1

Listening activities for intermediate students level 1.

Class Crush
The Break-up
Living on my own
Important people in their lives

LISTENING ON SPORTS AND HOBBIES - INTERMEDIATE 2

More listening activities, now on sports and hobbies

Seaside entertainment
Theme Parks
Favourite things
Sports divided
Hiking Arches National Park
Adventure in Costa Rica

Scuba diving listening

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION - BASIC 2

GAME

LISTENING ON TRAVELLING - INTERMEDIATE 1

Here are some more listening exercises to help you improve your skill.

Travel Arrangements
New York Travel
Vacation Plans
Tour of London
Off to Switzerland

LISTENING ACTIVITIES - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

You can use these lesson plans to help develop listening and language skills. There are seven episodes of Virtually Anywhere so you can do one a week, or more frequently if you would like more intensive practice. This is more suitable for intermediate 2 but those in intermediate 1 can give it a try.

Virtually Anywhere

A PLANE CRASH IN NY - LESSON- ADVANCED

LESSON ABOUT A PLANE CRASH

SONG - "HELLO" BY ADELE - ALL LEVELS

Listen and complete the gaps

Hello from Angel Ingenio

Now watch the karoke version for the answers

SONG - I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE BY SAM SMITH - ALL LEVELS

Listen and complete the lyrics below. To know the answers, watch the karaoke version.

I'm not the only one from Angel Ingenio

For the key, watch the karaoke version

ANIMALS - BASIC

GAME

SONG

SPEEDING INTO THE FUTURE - INTERMEDIATE 1

Technology's a good thing, right? It helps us stay in touch with friends and family wherever we are. But do we use it too much? In this session we do a fun quiz about how we use technology, and also learn the vocabulary.

Too much tech? - At the end of the page, click on next activity. This lesson has three different types of activities.

 Is technology good for children? - The following activity is a reading comprehension on technology with questions. 

EXTREME COMMUTERS - INTERMEDIATE 1

This news report is about extreme commuting - and you'll find out about one very long commute. While you are listening, try to fill in the gaps in the text below. Once you have finished it, click on the transcript below the video to see the correct words. You can use the vocabulary list to help you learn some new words while you're listening.

Extreme commuters

EXTREME COMMUTERS

The average worker in Britain _________ 54 minutes commuting each day. But some travel for much longer. These are the UK's 'extreme commuters'.

Gary Egen lives in Wales and ____________ five days a week to Watford, which is 170 miles away.

"My alarm goes off at 03:30 each day and my ________ takes two-and-a-half to three hours," he says.

But he says he enjoys the time spent travelling: "I have quite a ____________job so I use the journey home to sort my day out in my ___________ and to make a plan for the following day."

Research from the Office for National Statistics says ______________- commuting is becoming more _______________, and that a travel time of three hours or more is often a happier experience than ____________ journeys.

This may be because these extra-long journeys are a _______________ choice for extreme commuters. They often have a higher than ___________ income and can therefore use their travel time more productively.

PAST SIMPLE - BASIC LEVEL

Do you like singing karaoke? You are going to listen to a rap made to practise the pronunciation of past verbs. I am sure you are going to have a lot of fun singing at home.

GUY FAWKES DAY - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

On November 5th people remember the plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament by celebrating 'Bonfire Night'. All over Britain there are firework displays and bonfires with models of Guy Fawkes, which are burned on the fire. This video from The British Council's LearnEnglish site explores the origins of the festival and looks at how it's celebrated now.









After watching the video, try this game

Guy fawkes millionaire from Angel Ingenio

BRITISH TRADITION LESSON - ADVANCED

BRITISH TRADITION LESSON

DAYS, MONTHS & SEASONS - BASIC

GAME 1

GAME 2

GAME 3