A1 · A2 · Grammar

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

A1 · A2

Vocabulary: food quantifier quiz

Here´s a quick quiz to help beginners learn food quantifiers.

A2 · B1 · Grammar

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 â€˜What will you do if …? Write down the sentence and spend…… Continue reading Conditionals: 1st Conditional game

A2 · Grammar

English grammar: object pronouns

There always seems to be a little confusion with subject and object pronouns so here’s a short explainer video, made with bitable (which I really love), to give some help along with an activity you can do after. Click for bitable video

B1 · Cultures, customs, tradition & religion

Culture quiz: How much do you know about British Christmas?

Picture from Wikipedia I say British because Christmas is celebrated almost all over the world and obviously, everybody has their way of doing this. If you’re from a country but you live in another one (like me), you will most probably blend both traditions which means that on Christmas Day you might eat a typical…… Continue reading Culture quiz: How much do you know about British Christmas?

Uncategorized

English idioms: To go bananas

In the next activity on word formation, you may notice  that I use the expression ‘to go bananas’. Well, that’s another one of those food idioms. Can you guess what this idiom means? If I went bananas one of those days in which many of  my students didn’t do their homework, what do you think…… Continue reading English idioms: To go bananas

A1 · A2 · B1

Confusing English words:do, go, play or nothing?

Which option should we use? Here are a couple of tips. After, click on the activity button for some practice. Go + place for when we go to a specific place to do it. For example: We go to the gym. Go + -ing (activity noun) Go + activity usually before words that end in…… Continue reading Confusing English words:do, go, play or nothing?

A1 · A2

A1/A2 Pre-intermediate Vocabulary for free time

Hello! Here’s an activity for beginners with  some vocabulary for free time activities. How to use? Click on the link. Look at the picture and try to guess the word. After flip the card to see if you guessed the correct word. Click here