I love to have my groups take a short tongue-in-cheek personality test as a unit opener or even during those pesky last five minutes when everybody, myself included, has run out of ideas and even energy. They are fun and encourage communication, as students can discuss their answers and compare them, as well as receive…… Continue reading C1/C2 Personality quiz: What Type of Holidaymaker Are You?
Three sentences. One word.Can you find the word that completes all three? Ready? Play!
Three sentences. One word.Can you find the word that completes all three? Ready? Play!
In this post you will learn a new idiom/saying related to coping with difficulties or achieving an aim.
Referring back to the post “Facial Expressions 1,” English has an enormous variety of vocabulary that describes a myriad of facial expressions or actions done with our faces. Some of which are even frowned upon, such as ogling somebody. In this post, you will learn six new expressions, and you can also watch what some…… Continue reading C1/C2 Facial expressions 2
Serena’s blog Is this quiz you have ten expressions related to relationships.
Dare you take the challenge? Here’s a quiz where you have to guess which word is missing. It’s the same word for all three blanks, but there will probably be a change of word class. Meaning that this same word will have a different meaning in each sentence.
Dare you take the challenge? Here’s a quiz where you have to guess which word is missing. It’s the same word for all three blanks, but there will probably be a change of word class. Meaning that this same word will have a different meaning in each sentence.
Dare you take the challenge? Here’s a quiz where you have to guess which word is missing. It’s the same word for all three blanks, but there will probably be a change of word class. Meaning that this same word will have a different meaning in each sentence.
Dare you take the challenge? Here’s a quiz where you have to guess which word is missing. It’s the same word for all three blanks, but there will probably be a change of word class. Meaning that this same word will have a different meaning in each sentence.
