DO ANIMALS HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOUR? - ADVANCED LEVEL

Do animals have a sense of humour? - life - 28 March 2014 - New Scientist

PRESENT CONTINUOUS - BASIC LEVEL

This site has got up to 9 different pages with exercises. To move through the sites you have to click on the number you can see above the activities

Activities for present continuous

SONG BY U2 - ORDINARY LOVE - ALL LEVELS

Here is a song by rock band U2. It was written to honour Nelson Mandela and is included in the biography film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.

SPEAKOUT- STARTER - PLANS - BASIC LEVEL

SPEAKOUT - STARTER - SHOPPING

SPEAKOUT STARTER - PLACES - BASIC 1

SPEAKOUT - THE PAST - BASIC LEVEL

JUSTICE - ADVANCED LEVEL

Watch and find out what ordinary people think of justice.

WHAT IS THE CRIME? - ADVANCED LEVEL

You want to know what the crime is? You aren't sure what to call a crime. Well, read the clues and click on the right crime.

Careless criminals
Criminal identification

BULLYING - ADVANCED LEVEL

This is an article on the way a mom punishes her own daughter for bullying other classmates. I recommend you to read it and watch the news item at the bottom of the page.

Mom Cybershames Daughter for Online Bullying. Who's the Bully Now?

Lady Gaga is launching a charity in the US to help young people with anti-bullying issues. Read the article

Lady Gaga's born this way anti-bullying charity launch

CRIME - ADVANCED LEVEL

This week we have been dealing with crime in advanced level and we've felt really pleased to have an ex police officer at school. It's been a rewarding experience to see how students interacted and the way they have put into practice all they've been learning. To follow with this topic, I thought you could also find interesting to do activities like the ones below:

• Crime vocabulary
• More on crime terminology
• Listen to the audio passage and answer the multiple choice questions. Now try this other audio on thefts
• Read the ESL passage about crime in the city. Fill in the blanks with the correct word.
• Games - There is a list of words related on crime. From a list, you decide what type of game you want to play.

BBC MODERN SPIES - ADVANCED LEVEL

Have a look at the world of spies. I've come across these two videos which might interest you.

BBC Modern Spies - Part 1

BBC Modern Spies - Part 2

MORE PAST SIMPLE - PRONUNCIATION OF IRREGULAR VERBS - BASIC LEVEL

PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE - IN, ON, AT - BASIC LEVEL

Here you can try three games to practise the prepositions of place.

                   



Prepositions - ON, IN, AT                         

PHRASAL VERBS - ADVANCED LEVEL

It might seem really complicated but if you have a look at this website, you can learn a few basics on phrasal verbs. Here you can find games to enjoy yourselves while learning.

Separable and not separable phrasals

YOUR BODY LANGUAGE - ADVANCED 1

In a few days we are dealing with behaviour in class. I came across this video, which could cast some light on it. It focuses on the importance of body language and how it could affect the way others see us. I do recommend you to watch it. You might not have realised what you are saying to others by the way you sit or move your hands.

There is no exercise to do, just listen and enjoy the talk. If you find it difficult, activate the subtitles.

INFINITIVES AND -ING FORMS - ADVANCED 1

Activities to practise the use of infinitives and -ing forms.

infinitives and -ing forms 1
infinitives and -ing forms 2
infinitives and -ing forms 3
infinitives and -ing forms 4
infinitives and -ing forms 5
infintives and -ing forms 6
infinitives and -ing forms 7
infinitives and -ing forms 8

FOOD WITH PRONUNCIATION - BASIC 1

These videos can help you pronounce the food items.

DAILY ROUTINES -BASIC 1

Here you can listen to different daily routines. You can pronounce them better with this video. Repeat after the man to do it better in English.

MODAL 'CAN' - BASIC 1

This video has abilities people have and how you use those abilities with the modal 'CAN'


This is the link to an interactive book with activities and the modal 'can'. You have pronunciation exercises, vocabulary and a bit of grammar.

http://chagall-col.spip.ac-rouen.fr/IMG/didapages/can/index.html

And now a bit of listening. This is a video with interview to people about their abilities.

http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-9960.php

Test your English here

http://www.anglomaniacy.pl/grammar-verbs-testyourself4.htm