A1/A2 Verbs with types of transport
Drive, fly, ride or sail? Here are some flipping cards with some of the most common forms of transport. Sorry! It will be available soon.
Category: A2
Different ways to use the verb Stop
Among some of the problems students come across when learning English, are those verbs that have more than one verb pattern with a change of meaning and ‘stop’ happens to be one of them. Here you’ll find a short presentation on ways to use ‘stop’. Afterwards, you can practise with the two different activities, one…… Continue reading Different ways to use the verb Stop
A1/B1 Adverbs: Comparative and superlative adverbs
Quantifiers: how much or how many?
A1/A2 Countable and uncountable nouns
Countable and uncountable nouns in English are on many occasions sort of confusing and sometimes beginners need some picture activities to help them memorize some of the words in English that are uncountable. It may be a bit of a drag, but as a matter of fact, if you don´t know them you will have…… Continue reading A1/A2 Countable and uncountable nouns
Vocabulary: food quantifier quiz
Here´s a quick quiz to help beginners learn food quantifiers.
Vocabulary: food quantifiers
Conditionals: 1st Conditional game
Oh! This week we’re going to do some work on conditionals. So, just to get this structure under our belt, I’ve set up this fun activity with Wheel decide. How to play? Click on the wheel and see what you get for the question ‘What will you do if …? Write down the sentence and spend…… Continue reading Conditionals: 1st Conditional game
Confusing words: dish/meal/recipe
Many students get these word wrong and since I’ve uploaded some vocabulary for ingredients, it may be a good idea to go over them or learn them. Dish The word dish when used as a noun and not a verb, has two meanings. One is the type of recipient we use for putting food on.…… Continue reading Confusing words: dish/meal/recipe
Vocabulary: vegetables
Yes, it’s January and many of us want to get back to healthy eating, after all those feasts and celebrations! It’s probably time to cut down on fatty foods and start replacing the ready-made products for healthier ingredients like fruit and vegetables.It’s also a good time to speak in the English classroom about what we…… Continue reading Vocabulary: vegetables