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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

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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.

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"Is This Free?" Short Film to practice your pronunciation

More English tongue twisters

Hey class!

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

Jon.

Pronunciation Tips: LINKING OF WORDS

How English sounds to non-English speakers

English speaking people pronouncing Spanish

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:

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WORD CLOUD 2:

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Pronunciation Tips: LINKING OF WORDS

Tongue twister for sound /w/

Try this tongue twister that I've found at The English Alley.

If two witches were watching two watches,

which witch would watch which watch?

click here for the audio

Pronouncing sound /h/ - VIDEO

Pronouncing sounds /w/ and /j/ - VIDEO

Pronunciation Tips: /h/

Pronunciation tips: /w/ and /j/

Idioms of the day

Idiom 07 be all ears https://t.co/DGzbdFWUlh via @EnglishPassio #aprenderinglés #learn #English #esl #efl pic.twitter.com/7IriurZGVx

— Teacher Jon (@MyEngBlackboard) diciembre 10, 2015

Idiom #8 Hit the Sack/ the hay https://t.co/4bysztukWj via @EnglishPassio #aprenderinglés #learn #English #esl #efl pic.twitter.com/0KWg8YHVqB

— Teacher Jon (@MyEngBlackboard) diciembre 10, 2015

Idiom #9: An Arm And A Leg https://t.co/uI9WeD4oVE via @EnglishPassio #aprenderinglés #learn #English #esl #efl pic.twitter.com/wXBGGAeEIo

— Teacher Jon (@MyEngBlackboard) diciembre 10, 2015

Idiom #10: Sit On the Fence https://t.co/HnrHUU0jOs via @EnglishPassio #aprenderinglés #learn #English #esl #efl pic.twitter.com/DcezYkVR3K

— Teacher Jon (@MyEngBlackboard) diciembre 10, 2015

Idiom #11: Up In the Air https://t.co/8833jFGSi0 via @EnglishPassio #aprenderinglés #learn #English #esl #efl pic.twitter.com/xt7DKdiL7f

— Teacher Jon (@MyEngBlackboard) diciembre 10, 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.

listen to ‘R and L Tongue Twisters’ on audioBoom

Pronouncing sounds /r/ and /l/ - VIDEOS

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

Pronunciation Tips: /l/

Pronunciation tips: /r/