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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How to become an ACE Customer Services Agent (Practicum)
Here’s a Training Course to become an ACE Customer Services Agent with lots of activities:
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.
OpenMediation
Here’s a website with a video clip plus some Mediation Exercises: Practise using the following Vocabulary: Social Issues EXERCISES: Mediation Samples (A1): Can / Can’t Verbs of preference Can / Can’t Present Continuous Mediation: A healthy lifestyle (B1) Mediation: Crimes in Spain in 2015 (B2.1) Mediation Samples: Letter of Advice & Product brochure (B2.1)
OpenDescribing processes / procedures
Take a look at the following guidelines to describe procedures: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. Here’s a sample of how to describe a process: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. EXERCISES: The Perfect Omelette Describe a wedding using Wedding Vocabulary.
OpenEnglish Homophones
Here’s a comprehensive List of English Homophones in British English:
OpenFormal, 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. Warm up with these 1-minute speeches on the Use of Technology. Then, you can debate over the following discussion topics: What if…? Video Clip: Change informal to formal English Video […]
OpenCausatives
Below there’s a couple of video clips on the use of Causatives in English: EXERCISES: Exercise: Causative have 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 […]
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