Learn English Say IT With Words IN Photos…. Part 1 Level: elementary to intermediate (possibly: upper-intermediate) Materials You Need: several note cards, a marker or pen (optional: a palm-sized video camera, such as a Flip video camera) Expressing your feelings… Introduction How do you express your feelings in English? For example, how do [...]
Read More...Three big challenges for anyone learning English are understanding the different accents of English speakers, trying to understand when English is spoken quickly, trying to understand speech that is connected. You might hear people speaking English with British, American, Irish, Scottish, Australian, Indian, South African, Nigerian, Kenyan, accents – to name just a few of [...]
Read More...This humorous video has some great vocabulary and expressions. It takes us to an American courtroom. I’m sure you’ve seen one in a film in the cimema or on TV. The video makes reference to a notorious criminal: do you know who Jack the Ripper is? The judge wants to know if the defendant is [...]
Read More...Do you have problems speaking English? Do you get your question tags all confused? Do you have problems with putting the emphasis on the right syllable in the word? What about idiomatic expressions? Or is your problem a small vocabulary? If so, you are not alone! Look at this video – do you recognize the [...]
Read More...In our modern world we are surrounded by publicity. These ads come in print, audio and video formats. They can be one word, a phrase, an expression, a long web landing page, a musical jingle, a TV commerical, a cinema spot at the beginning of a film. Some of these ads can bore us to [...]
Read More...Searching through Twitter, I always come across interesting people who share some great links. In this case, I think the gentleman was trying to market his company’s product; however, I liked the video that described his company’s dictionary so I decided to share it with you. Let me know what you think about this poetic [...]
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