Here are a couple of websites which analyse the proficiency of any given text, so you can check your command in written English: Text Analyzer Text Inspector (max. 250 words)
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Elementary
How to STOP TRANSLATING in your head! – Learn to Think in English
Check out this Video Clip on how to improve your speaking skills in English:
OpenHow to Learn English with Movies
Check out this Video Clip on how to improve your listening skills with English films using delayed subtitles: To complete Listening exercises you have Breaking News English.
OpenA1 Review Exercises
Grammar Exercises Vocabulary Exercises Phonetic Practice Reading Comprehension Listening Comprehension Verb Tenses Mediation Samples (A1): Can / Can’t Verbs of preference Can / Can’t Present Continuous
OpenHousehold Chores
Here’s a WebPage with Household Chores Vocabulary: Below there’s a video clip on Housework: EXERCISES: Make 10 sentences in Simple Present (what you normally do). Make 10 sentences in Present Continuous (what you’re doing now). Make 10 sentences using the Imperative (what you tell a family member to do).
OpenGiving / Asking for Directions
First of all, let’s review the Imperative structure and uses: Below there’s a Summary: Check the following Lesson Plan on how to give/ask for directions: Finally, there’s this video-clip to further enhance your knowledge: EXERCISES: Giving directions City Vocabulary
OpenWritten Expression & Interaction Samples
Check a few samples with tips to improve your writing skills: More writing samples HERE.
OpenOral Interaction Sample: A job offer
This is an example of how to complete the following Oral Task: Student A: unemployed person Student B: interviewer A Good morning! B Good morning! Can I please take your name? A My name’s John. B I’m Peter. Nice to meet you. A You too. B We have a vacancy in our call centre as […]
OpenOnline Resources
Take a look at this WebPage with e-learning resources for EEOOII:
OpenHow to improve your Intonation & Fluency
Here’s a video clip on How to speak English Fluently: Below there’s a video clip to improve your intonation in English: Click here to open the video clip.
OpenHow to remember vocabulary
Below there’s a video clip to learn how to remember vocabulary in English: Click here to open the video clip.
OpenAdverbs of Frequency & Manner
Remember the basic structure of a sentence in English: SUBJECT + (FREQUENCY/GRAMMAR ADVERB) + VERB + INDIRECT OBJECT + DIRECT OBJECT + ADVERBS (PLACE/TIME/MANNER) Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. EXERCISES: Adverbs of Frequency: Ordering sentences (28 sentences). Adverbs of Manner: Fill in the blanks + Rewrite the sentences. For more advanced practice, […]
OpenSimple Past
PART I: The -ed ending Let’s start off by reviewing how to add the different Endings to a word. Then we can review the pronunciation of the regular past forms with he following handout: How to pronounce the -ed ending PART II: Simple Past We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on the Simple […]
OpenThere is/are – was/were
Here’s a summary of the use There is/are: EXERCISES: Practise how to use There is/are in Simple Present and Simple Past: Then you can use There was/were in Simple Past: EXERCISE: Write the verb There is/are in all the different tenses.
OpenAudiobooks
Below there are two links to a number of free Audiobooks of all grade levels: Lit2Go: free online collection of stories with audio (click on Readability) LibriVox: free public domain Audiobooks (click on More audiobooks) Enjoy!
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