Intermediate students- present perfect and past simple

Click here to revise the grammar points seen in class. Click here to revise the vocabulary of the unit number 2.

DAILY ROUTINE POSTER

AMERICAN VERSUS BRITISH ENGLISH Speaking session

In this link you'll find out a large list of new vocabulary. There are American words and their corresponding in British English.
Click and revise the vocabulary seen in class.

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Utensils - Appliances in the kitchen

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objects in the kitchen

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objects in the living-room

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objects in the bedroom

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Objects in the bathroom

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Saint Valentine's Day

Saint Valentine's day is coming, I would like to watch this episode from The Flatmates. You will learn vocabulary related to love. It's quite funny.


Click here to learn LOVE VOCABULARY.


Then, watch the episode.

Finally, do the quiz.

Travel/journey/trip/expedition/safari/ cruise/voyage

What is the difference between these words all concerning travel:


Travel/journey/trip/expedition/safari/ cruise/voyage 

• Journey describes travelling from one place to another over a considerable distance. That's why in the test sentence we are talking about is a three day journey. 

• Trip is often travelling to a place and coming back the same day and so it is not usually long. You are staying in a hotel on holiday and the travel company representative will organise trips to places of interest and you will come back to the hotel that day for your evening meal. 

• Tour describes travelling from one place after another over a period of days/weeks and visiting various towns/cities and in the end coming back to where you started. This is also a word used on the internet sometimes described as a virtual tour when you are shown a series of pictures describing the site you are looking at.

50 things killed by technology

Ringing the cinema to check film times, owning an encyclopaedia and dialling 1471 are among 50 things killed off by modern technology, according to a new poll.

This is the begining of a new article written in the Telegraph. Read it, it sounds very interesting and let me know what do you think about it.

TOP 50 THINGS WE DON'T DO ANY MORE

1. Ring the cinema to find out times

2. Going into the travel agents to research a holiday

3. Record things using VHS

4. Dial directory enquiries

5. Use public telephones

6. Book tickets for events over the phone

7. Print photos

8. Put a classified ad in the shop window

9. Ring the speaking clock

10. Carry portable CD players

11. Write handwritten letters

12. Buy disposable cameras

13. Take plenty of change for pay phones

14. Make mix tapes

15. Pay bills at the post office

16. Use an address book

17. Check a map before or during car journey

18. Reverse charges in payphones

19. Go into the bank or building society to conduct your business

20. Buy TV listings

21. Own an encyclopaedia

22. Queue to get car tax in Post Office

23. Develop and send off for photographs

24. Read a hard copy of the Yellow Pages

25. Look up something in dictionary

26. Remember phone numbers/ Have a phone book

27. Watch videos

28. Have pen friends

29. Use a telephone directory

30. Use pagers

31. Fax things

32. Buy CD's/ Have a CD collection

33. Pay by cheque

34. Make photo albums

35. Watch programmes at the time they are shown

36. Dial 1471 when you get home

37. Warm milk or other hot drinks on stove

38. Try on lots of pairs of shoes on high street

39. Hand wash clothes

40. Advertise in trading papers

41. Send love letters

42. Hand-write essays / school work

43. Buy flowers from a florist

44. Work out how to spell something yourself

45. Keep a personal diary

46. Send post cards

47. Buy newspapers

48. Hang washing out in winter

49. Keep printed bills or bank statements

50. Visit car boot sales

ALL ABOUT CHRISTMAS

Christmas is an interactive book by Mrs Haquet that shows us everything we need to know about Christmas:

• Christmas vocabulary
• Christmas traditions in several countries
• Christmas-related listening activities
• Christmas-related reading activities
• A carol

VOCABULARY EXTENSION - BASIC WORDS

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Plurals

Write the plural versions to these words. Then check your answers in this link where you can also find a wide explanation of the rules governing the spelling rules of plurals.

1. man
2. fox
3. family
4. mobile phone
5. baby
6. person
7.radio
8. dictionary
9. teacher
10. watch
11. bus
12. fish
13. photo
14. tomato
15. woman
16. wife
17. body
18. fly
19. colour
20. mother-in-law

VOCABULARY - JOBS

JOBS PART TWO.
JOBS PART ONE

 A clil to climb blog offers these games to practice the vocabulary related to jobs. Take a look!

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

In this link you can find exercises to revise the vocabulary about fruits and vegetables.

A new site for learning English

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Prepositions of time (AT, IN, ON)

Objects in the house

From A Clil to Climb comes this series of vocabulary games that will allow us to get familiar and revise the most common objects that we can find in the house.

The series consists of four parts: Objects in the bathroom, objects in the bedroom, objects in the living-room, and objects in the kitchen