Here’s a comprehensive List of English Homophones (BrEng) in English:
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Formal, Informal & Neutral English
Here’s a WebPage on Register in English and how to control it: Check out this Video Clip about the differences between Formal, Neutral, and Informal English: Video Clip: Change informal to formal English Video Clip: Formal & Informal English
OpenCollocations: Make, Do & Take
Here’s a WebPage that shows the main lexical chunks with Make, Do & Take: EXERCISES: Practise Make, Do & Take collocations Matching exercise: Make, Do & Take
OpenSources of Information & Information Management
Check out this Video Clip about different Sources of information: HANDOUT: Sources of Information & Information management Vocabulary EXERCISES: Matching exercise: Sources of information Matching exercise: Critical thinking
OpenConversation topics
Here are a wide range of interesting Conversation Questions on different topics. Use the Speaking Template every single time to keep track of your progress. Then, you can debate over the following discussion topics: What if…? Video Clip: Change informal to formal English Video Clip: How to remember vocabulary Video Clips: Different topics You can […]
OpenCausatives
Below there’s a video clip on the use of Causatives in English: EXERCISES: Exercise 1 + Exercise 2 Causatives Worksheet 1 Causatives Worksheet 2
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.
OpenInterpreting graphs
Here’s a WebPage to show you how to use Describing Graphs Vocabulary: Below there’s a video clip to learn how to use the relevant vocabulary when you describe graphs: There is also this WebPage with lots of vocabulary and examples on Describing Trends. EXTRA PRACTICE: Video Clip: 10 common phrases for guessing & estimating Here’s […]
OpenOnomatopoeias
Here’s a WebPage that shows the most common Onomatopoeias in English: EXERCISE: Onomatopoeias
OpenMixed Conditionals
First, you can review the different types of Conditionals here. You can also review Conditional III. Then, we shall review the Mixed Conditionals structure and uses in class: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. EXERCISES: Click on the following link to learn more about Mixed Conditionals. Quiz on Mixed Conditionals. SONG: If God was one of […]
OpenConditional Type III
We shall review the Conditional III structure and uses in class: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. EXERCISE: Click here to practise what you’ve learnt about Conditional III.
OpenBook & Film Reviews
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on how to write a Book/Film Review in class: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. Here’s an example of a Film Review: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. FURTHER PRACTICE: Read the following Skyfall review. Harrison Ford Interview. Empire online: Latest reviews.
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