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Category Archives: vocabulary
“the Apprentice” as a business English resource
On the lookout for some video material for your Business English students, but have run out of the coursebook resources? Want them to watch and discuss smth (and it better be authentic) but series or TED talks are not exactly … Continue reading
Jennifer Aniston, Emirates and an English lesson
Tailoring your teaching to each and every student is fantastic, no doubt. And I am a big fan of course. But isn’t it nice to have something up your sleeve, something that would work for everyone? It’s not often the … Continue reading
Posted in authentic materials, ELT, intermediate, lesson plans, lesson starters, materials writing, Uncategorized, useful links, vocabulary
Tagged commercials, Friends, inspiration, movies, series, travelling
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Used to and other patterns – rethought and put into practice
In the morning today I had a chance to see how my substitution table from the previous post worked. I knew my student would still be struggling with all the 4 patters (get used to, be used to, used to, … Continue reading
Posted in authentic materials, grammar, grammar games, teaching higher levels, vocabulary
Tagged get used to, grammar, one-to-one, patterns, used to
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“8 secrets of success” TED-talk lesson plan
here is the lesson plan based on the TED talk by Richard St John that I referred to in my previous post about my teaching in a field. Hope you’ll find it useful. The talk itself conveniently takes only 3 minutes, … Continue reading
May holidays and an emotional worksheet
In my country the first 2 weeks of May are not really very busy: first there is the Labour day (1.05), then the is the Victory Day (09.05), and in between a lot of people take some days off. As … Continue reading
Posted in lesson starters, materials writing, speaking, vocabulary
Tagged ELT, ESL, fluency activity, lesson plan, lesson plans, printable worksheets, speaking
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using Realtimeboard for teaching English online
I want to share an absolutely fantastic tool for online use: Realtimeboard.com As I already told, now I teach online, using Skype. When I was preparing for my first online lesson, I was feeling very uneasy – first of all, … Continue reading
my favourite ways of revisiting vocabulary
I’ve recently come back to work! yes, for 9 month I was off work – at least I wasn’t teaching English to real people, that is. I was a blogger and materials writer. But now 2 times a week I … Continue reading
Posted in Business English, grammar, intermediate, lesson plans, lesson starters, lists, materials writing, Professional development, teaching higher levels, teaching lower levels, vocabulary
Tagged collocations, ELT, ESL, lesson plan, lesson starter, Skype, speaking, student, teaching English, teaching vocabulary, ways oа teaching vocabulary
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food issues month
Today is a starting day of the Food Issues Month! #foodissuesmonth No doubt, all the food topics listed on the SIG’s page matter very much. But somehow for me from what I see and hear, food labelling is the most … Continue reading
Posted in authentic materials, lesson plans, lesson starters, materials writing, Professional development, teaching higher levels, vocabulary
Tagged #foodissuesmonth, Business, conscious food shopping, Food, food colors, food labelling, Food science, food shopping, language games, lesson plan, shopping
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the summer is almost over – ELT-wise?
Everybody around is talking and writing about “back to school” stuff…well, this year I’m not having this “back to school” feeling – but still, I’ve been thinking about a good material suitable for a talk about how the students spent … Continue reading