Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Monday, 21 December 2015

A Christmas Carol | Christmas Stories

The Ultimate Christmas Quiz ! !


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KAHOOT QUIZ
on your mobile or tablet

Christmas VOCABULARY quiz


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KAHOOT QUIZ
on your mobile or tablet

Christmas Carols

Christmas Vocabulary - MEMORY GAME


Do you want to practice your Christmas Vocabulary?

Check out this MEMORY GAME I adapted from a post from ARTiculation360.



Click here to DOWNLOAD THE GAME as a pdf.

Jon.

Wednesday, 16 December 2015

First conditional revision: " NOUGHTS AND CROSSES "


STRONG ADJECTIVES: speaking practice

STRONG ADJECTIVES

Some adjectives have a strong meaning.
With them you can use ABSOLUTELY or REALLY (but never VERY ! ! ).

Can you pair up the adjectives in the first word cloud with their strong adjectives in the second one?


WORD CLOUD 1:



WORD CLOUD 2:


Friday, 4 December 2015

Tongue Twisters for /r/ and /l/ sounds

Hello there class,

 Check out these tongue twisters I've found at The ESL Comando blog and practice sounds /r/ and /l/:



  1. Jerry's jelly berries taste really rare.
  2. Rory's lawn rake rarely rakes really right. 
  3.  A really leery Larry rolls readily to the road. 
  4. The road's load is lessened lightly. 
  5. Lassie Lilly likes Ronny's rulers. 
  6. Lad Larry rarely loves lyres. 
  7.  Lessening levels of lead really lures lily pads. 
  8. Revelers revel in leveling levels. 
  9.  Barry's Belly riles with bile. 
  10.  Billy and Lilly pile pyres for file fires.


Pronouncing sounds /r/ and /l/ - VIDEOS




Pronunciation - How to make the 'R' sound in English

Pronunciation Tips: /l/


Pronunciation tips: /r/


Thursday, 26 November 2015

Friday, 13 November 2015

More English Tongue Twisters


Hey class!

Here are some more Tongue Twisters for you to repeat and enjoy!

Jon.


 

Tongue twisters for sounds /s/ and /θ/

Hello,

Check out these tongue twisters I've found at The ESL Comando blog.




  1. Thelma's thick thistles need therapy. 
  2. The thoughtful mouse's mouth is something else. 
  3. The sickening thickening soup was thoroughly soppy. 
  4. Sam's third thalamus is thoughtful. 
  5. It's easy to stick it to thickets. 
  6. Thickets don't think about getting sick. 
  7. Thunder sunders thick sticks.



Sound Pairs /θ - ð/


[θ] – [ð]

both fathers
three mothers
thank your brother
south of this river
throw out the rubbish

[ð] – [θ]

that thing
the theory
that path
another author
gather strength
neither health nor wealth


English PRONUNCIATION VIDEOS for consonants /θ, ð/




Pronunciation Tips: /θ,ð/


Monday, 26 October 2015

Personality Adjectives

What do you call a person who...?



Now find the opposites:



Finally find adjectives which make their negative forms with each of the following prefixes?

un-
dis-
ir-
im-
in-




Friday, 16 October 2015

English PRONUNCIATION VIDEOS for consonants /p, b, t, d, k, g/

English PRONUNCIATION TIPS for voiceless consonant /p/:


English PRONUNCIATION TIPS for voiced consonant /b/:


English PRONUNCIATION TIPS for voiceless consonant /t/:


English PRONUNCIATION TIPS for voiced consonant /d/:


English PRONUNCIATION TIPS for voiceless consonant /k/:


English PRONUNCIATION TIPS for voiced consonant /g/:


English Tongue Twisters

Hello everybody,

Here are four English tongue twisters for you to practice and improve your pronunciation, and of course for you to have fun too!

;)
Enjoy.

Jon.


Pronunciation Practice: /p,t,k/ and /b,d,g/














Tongue Twisters for sounds /p/ and /b/

Hello,

Check out these tongue twisters I've found at The ESL Comando blog.




  1. Perry's Berry's make peanut butter better 
  2. Buy pie pans before you buy butter plates. 
  3. Pat's bat played with Benny's penny. 
  4. Purely poor people need to perfect their power. 
  5. The prince and the pauper play ping pong poignantly. 
  6. Printed papers under pressure make pens prickle. 
  7. Pickles and pennies take proper preparation. 
  8. Ben's prefers pens to bought pots. 
  9. The poor boar pours batter over his putter. 
  10. Bob's pop popped primarily because of pointed pressure.


And of course, the classic(not my own):"Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers."

Pronunciation tips: /p,t,k/ and /b,d,g/


English pronunciation VIDEOS

Wednesday, 14 October 2015

NON-ACTION / STATIVE VERBS

Food Containers


Food Containers - vocabulary (KAHOOT QUIZ)


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KAHOOT QUIZ
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Name that food ! ! - food vocabulary (KAHOOT QUIZ)



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KAHOOT QUIZ
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Film Genres - vocabulary (KAHOOT QUIZ)


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KAHOOT QUIZ
on your mobile or tablet

Film Genres - vocabulary (KAHOOT QUIZ)


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KAHOOT QUIZ
on your mobile or tablet

Monday, 5 October 2015

Passive Voice (TENSE CHART)


Idioms of the day



Food Vocabulary 2: Crosswords

Hello there,

Here's a crosswords to practice some vocabulary spelling.

Have fun!

Jon.


Food Vocabulary

Food Vocabulary 1

Hello class,

Check out this activity to practice your food vocabulary.

 Enjoy,

 Jon.
 
Food Vocabulary

Monday, 28 September 2015