We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on how to write a Book/Film Review in class: Alternatively, […]
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Vocabulary handouts
Social Issues
Here’s a Glossary of social issues vocabulary:
OpenExpressing Preference
Have a look at the verbs to Express Preference. EXERCISES: Quiz: Expressing Preference Quiz: Would like to Game:
OpenPrepositions of Time & Place
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on Prepositions in class: Alternatively, you can download the PDF […]
OpenInformation Technology vocabulary
Here’s a WebPage about computer vocabulary in English: Check the following Flashcards with IT vocabulary for ESL students. EXERCISE: Check […]
OpenDates & Figures
Here’s a WebPage to show you the basics on Dates&Figures in English: Check this video clip to learn about Ordinal Numbers. […]
OpenModal Verbs I
Below there is a presentation on the use of Modal Verbs for pre-intermediate ESL students: Alternatively, you can download […]
OpenPast Modals
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on Past Modals use in English in class (where you can […]
OpenConnecting Speech
Here’s a WebPage to show you the basics on Connecting Speech in English: Then check this WebPage for a more […]
OpenFor & Against Essay
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on For&Against essays in class: Alternatively, you can download the […]
OpenCrime&Law vocabulary
Here’s a Video Clip about Crime & Criminals: Below there’s a Video Clip on Crime & Law Here’s a Presentation […]
OpenDescribing places
Here’s a Video Clip about Describing People, Places & Things Here’s a WebPage to learn how to describe a place: […]
OpenHomophones
Below are some common homophones in English: Here’s a comprehensive List of English Homophones (BrEng).
OpenDescribing people
Here’s a guide to learn how to Describe People: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. You can also […]
OpenVerbs followed by Ing/Infinitive
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on Verbs followed by the Present Participle and/or Infinitive in class: […]
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