Category: B1
The safest places in the world
Here’s a video that aims to practise comparative/superlative forms and words related to the topic of the environment, crime and health.
If you enjoy it, a little feedback is more than welcome 🙂
The video is from RealLifeLore on Youtube
Five Finger Death Punch – Wrong Side Of Heaven
Those that know me well, know how much I hate unfair situations, war, greed, etc. For this ‘learning English with songs’ activity I have chosen this powerful song by Five Finger Death Punch (those that know me also know how much I love all types of rock music!). This song is about how veterans of war feel when returning home, with deep feelings of guilt and needing psychological treatment (at the least!), only to encounter a country that has turned its back on them. Thus, this song denounces one of the many destructive effects that war has on people’s lives.
Future forms with ‘will’
Hi! As promised, here is some extra practise for the new future forms we’ve seen this week. That is:
- future progressive for the prediction of an action in progress
- future perfect for the prediction of a completed action in the future
- future perfect progressive for the prediction of an action that will be in progress in the future.
Confusing words ‘another/other’
Hello, here we have another two confusing words for you to have a look at. You can check a few grammar rules and do the activity with a simple click on the buttons below. Hope it helps!
Why countries don’t use purple on their flags
Ever wondered why purple doesn’t appear on flags, or why there are always four strawberry flavoured yogurts in a packet of eight? I can’t explain the second question, but here’s a really interesting video that explains the reason why countries traditionally didn’t use purple on their national flags. The video is from After Skool Youtube channel. I hope you find it as interesting as I did.
‘Although, though, even though’, ‘despite’ or ‘in spite of’ ?
Hello! Here’s a video from bitable that explains how to use these linking devices.
