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Quick answer: negative prefixes un-, in- and dis- Negative prefixes turn a word into its opposite. They usually mean “not”: unhappy = not happy. There is no single rule for which prefix to use,...
There’s no fast or easy way to learn a language. If you want to learn a language you have to study, preferably everyday. The YouTube videos that tell you “I gained fluency in a...
This simple but effective lesson is a perfect review of comparatives and gives your students plenty of opportunities to speak and communicate with each other using the target grammar. Comparatives Discussion When you make...
One hour intermediate or advanced conversation lesson with discussion questions and some grammar and vocabulary guidance.
For this 1-hour grammar lesson students first read a dialogue, identify the formula for present perfect, listen to a Rhett and Link music video on YouTube that uses present perfect, and finally they have...
This lesson can be taught as a review of relative clauses. Students are provided a list of slang words. Then they must use relative clauses to create their own definitions of the words. This...
This lesson is a 1 hour lesson. It focuses on “Making a budget“. The lesson is targeted at intermediate students but could easily be adapted to advanced students. This might be a 45 minute...
The following is a vocabulary, speaking, and video lesson focused around the topic of crime. Students will watch a video and identify crime related vocabulary words. Then they will have a guided discussion about...
Here is a one hour lesson plan about the 3rd conditional. The students listen to the teacher read a story, do some guided discovery exercises, watch a music video, and use the 3rd conditional...
