C 2 · House, home & daily life

C1/C2 Adjectives referring to cleanliness

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C1 · C2 · Idioms · Natural world & environment

C1/C2 Rain idioms and expressions

Photo by Aleksandar Pasaric on Pexels.com We all know the one about ‘raining cats and dogs’ but what about ‘to rain on somebody’s parade’ or ‘to give something a rain check’? In the link below you’re bound to learn at least one more of the many British idioms. Go on! Give it a try!

C1 · C2 · Natural world & environment

C1/C2 Vocabulary quiz related to water

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A1 · A2 · Grammar · video

A1 Grammar video Past simple for yes/no questions

Here’s a quick video I created with Bitable with some grammar on how to make yes/no questions in the past simple, when we use a verb that is not ‘be’. Remember that ‘be’ does not have an auxiliary and that to make yes/no questions, we use a subeject- verb order inversion. Here’s an example: She…… Continue reading A1 Grammar video Past simple for yes/no questions

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A1 Past simple activities for yes/no questions

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B2 · C 2 · C1 · Media, arts, literature & entertainment · Vocabulary

B2/C1/C2 Adjectives for describing films and books

C 2 · Media, arts, literature & entertainment

C1/C2 Vocabulary for types of books

Once upon a time this activity was a flipping card quiz, but it was far too long and so I’ve broken it up into smaller chunks of words. In this new version, you’ll only find types of books according to what the plot is about or the intentions behind it. Just look at each box,…… Continue reading C1/C2 Vocabulary for types of books

Body, health & nutrition · C2

C1/C2 Idioms with Head

Photo by Kat Smith on Pexels.com If somebody has difficulties to keep their heads above water, are they drowning? And what’s happening to your friend when after having some success in life, it went to his head? Your neighbour seems to have finally found her soulmate and is now head over heels, but you met…… Continue reading C1/C2 Idioms with Head