A Free English lesson plan from Learn Hot English What type of food do you hate? Level: Pre intermediate (A2) to Intermediate (B1) Audio: Yes Use this Free English lesson to teach your students how to talk about food! What type of food do you like? Do you have a favourite vegetable or fruit? What about your […]
[Continue Reading...]Learn 7 expressions for describing people in English who aren’t very nice! I’m sure your friends and family are all lovely people – people you enjoy being with, people you trust, and people you would help you in your time of need. But not everyone in our lives is always so nice. Read on to […]
[Continue Reading...]Mistakes in English – Can you correct these 9 typical native English speaker mistakes? What are some of your typical mistakes in English? The third person “s” with the Present Simple is probably high on your list. How many times have you heard your English teacher say, “It’s ‘She plays’ not ‘She play’.” But […]
[Continue Reading...]Teachers – Free English lesson plan – 5 of the world’s “ugliest” buildings Five of the world’s “ugliest” buildings! Level: Upper Intermediate (B2) to Advanced (C1) | Audio: Yes Use this Free English Lesson Plan to work with your students on the topic of “ugly buildings.” What makes a building ugly? Everyone’s got their own opinion, […]
[Continue Reading...]How to understand English Speaking & Conversations easily! Level: Intermediate to Advanced (B1-C1) Native English conversations are never easy to follow. But this isn’t for the reasons you might think. In this lesson, we’ll show you how to understand English conversations easily. The problem with many English conversations isn’t the words. In fact, when people […]
[Continue Reading...]Learn 6 funny English idioms about daily life! Do you have a dark sense of humour? If you do, you’ll enjoy these funny “death” idioms. The idioms all contain variations of the word “death”: die, dead… However, they actually refer to common situations from our daily lives. Native speakers use funny idioms all the time […]
[Continue Reading...]Teaching English classes – Ridiculous emergency services calls! If there is an emergency in the UK, you could dial 999 (911 in the USA) And within minutes, a police car, an ambulance or a fire engine will be on its way to help you! However, as you will see from this fun teaching English lesson, […]
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