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Getting young students, especially children too young to read or write, to have a full conversation in English can be tough. Use this 60-minute lesson to give your students plenty of speaking practice! All...
An hour-long, conversation lesson with a discussion about social media, an emotional video, and an opportunity to use new phrasal verbs in conversation. You can download the PDF with the vocabulary exercises, story, and...
Quick answer: how to make polite requests in English To make a request polite, soften it: turn the command into a question, use could or would, and add please. The more you add, the...
Quick answer: too vs enough Too means more than you need or want (a problem). Enough means the right amount, and not enough means less than you need. Pattern Example too + adjective /...
Quick answer: so vs such Use so before adjectives and adverbs, and such before nouns (with or without an adjective). Both make the meaning stronger, like very. Pattern Example so + adjective / adverb...
The following intermediate/advanced conversation lesson about gift-giving involves lots of partner and class discussion, as well as an interesting Christmas advertisement video. Step 1: Describe the picture. Project the following image onto the board....
The following fun, no-prep, 1-hour conversation lesson is sure to get your advanced students talking. Step 1: Students write about a room. Divide the class into two large teams. It’s not necessary to move...
This interesting video lesson is all about South Korea’s basement apartments. It can be used for one-on-one classes, online classes, or large classes of advanced students looking to talk about something a little different....
Use the following intermediate lesson to teach passive voice and practice using it to describe images and objects. You will need access to a projector or smart board. You will need a bag/box of...
Having a tough time getting your students to use the passive? Try this engaging video and conversation lesson. Download and print out the following PDF worksheet with your students. They should answer questions 1-25...
