Where I live – Prepositions of place – Tim's Free English Lesson Plans Follow me on twitter @RobbioDobbio I’m running the Barcelona Half-Marathon dressed as David Bowie to raise money for Cancer Research, sponsor me here: This is a vocabulary lesson for pre-intermediate – intermediate students. Students will describe the area they live in and learn some prepositions of place. Download the students’ hand out and teacher’s lesson plan below: Where I live teachers handout Where I live student handout Warmer Write the two questions on the board and have students complete them in open class. What area of the city ____ _____ live _____? What area of the city do you live in? What street do you live on? Students ask and answer the questions in pairs. Reading Comprehension Introduce me as a character using the picture below: Tim is an English teacher who lives in Barcelona. Students read the text and answer the questions. Read the text and look at the map. I live in Raval on Carrer de la Cera. What area of the city do I live in? Like this:
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Synonym Worksheets Synonyms and Antonyms Series - The Complete Guide - Save Time! View Now... Simile Exercises - Simile Synthesis - Sentence Rewriting View Now... Synonym Worksheets Synonyms are words that have similar or the same meanings. The Synonym Drop We pick words out of sentences and ask you to determine the correct word to drop in its place. Synonym Replacement We ask you to change words in a reading passage. Sentences With Synonyms We tell you which words to change, we just give you a word bank to work with. Pulling Synonyms Together You choose between two possible words to match the meaning of the words. Walk the Plank, Synonyms! Means The Same Find two words in each row that have a similar meaning. The Synonym Retake Change the words that we point out in the sentences. Snatch a Synonym This is a really good review. Synonym Password This is in your basics testing format. Synonym and Antonym Match This includes antonyms with it. Elementary Level Synonym Worksheet This is a basic matching activity.
Film Homework for Wednesday 22nd of January is to watch this film and make sure you understand the phrases. Before you fly away with your text take a look at the things below. Perhaps you find something you need to work more with. (The phrases below are made by Mia Smith and her pupils year 9 Herrgårdsskolan, Gothenburg) STARSVariation and vocabulary Your language is varied. Clarity and coherence Your text has good flow. Adaption Your writing is well adapted to your theme. Variation and vocabulary You could vary your vocabulary more. Clarity and coherence Your text could have better flow. Adaption You could adapt your language more to your theme. Grammar and spelling You can improve the grammar in your text. Sara
SVOMPT - word order in English SVOMPT rule is one of the most important rules in English. If students learn to follow this rule, their English will improve dramatically, and they will be understood. Once a student knows some words and follows the SVOMPT rule, we can say that he/she can speak English. I love Darren Crown’s explanation of the origin of the SVOMPT word order. SVOMPT – games and quizzes At the moment you feel you understand the grammar it is time to put your knowledge into practice. If you want to play the quiz on the full screen, click on the button below. SVOMPT – what is this word In the second quiz your task is to put the sentence into the correct order. SVOMPT – Arrange the sentence Both games and quizzes are in HTML5 so they should play on all mobile devices.
IDEA International Dialects of English Archive | free dialect and accent recordings for the performing arts 490 English Travel Tips Todd: Steven, if I go to England, and I can choose between Manchester, and Liverpool, (right) and London (right) those are the only three major cities I know, which one would you say is the best? Steven: Out of those three, well I would have to say London. I've never actually been to Liverpool so I can't comment on Liverpool. I have spent a short time in Manchester before. Todd: Well, what about in London there's many parts, right, so if I do go to London what part of London is the best place to go and stay. Steven: Um, it depends on what you want to do. Todd: Oh, sounds good.
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Detective Game by Peter Pappas I did not waste the opening week of school introducing the course – my students solved mysteries. I took simplified mysteries and split them into 25-30 clues, each on a single strip of paper. Read my blog post on how I used this lesson. I used a random count off to get the kids away from their buddies and into groups of 5-6 students. This activity demonstrates to students the need for considering the contributions of every group member and gives them practice in organizing cooperatively to accomplish a task. You will need a set of clues for the case for each group. Link to Murder Mystery Clues Link to Bank Robbery Clues Note - These clues were adapted from: Learning Discussion Skills Through Games Gene and Barbara Dodds Stanford Citation Press / Scholastic Books 1969 Students are seated in a circle with the teacher standing outside the group. "Today we are going to play another game that will help improve your discussion skills.