Fun lesson plans from Learn Hot English How to win an argument! Arguing in English Level: Upper Intermediate (B2) to Advanced (C1) Audio: Yes What’s the best way to win an argument? There are several tricks that experienced speakers use to gain an advantage. In this fun and practical lesson, your students will learn about […]
[Continue Reading...]Teacher Lesson plans from Learn Hot English Quiz: are you a snob? Level: Pre-Intermediate (A2) to Intermediate (B1) Audio: Yes Do you judge people by the clothes they wear, the car they drive and the “quality” of their accent? Or do you just accept people for who they are? In this lesson, students will do […]
[Continue Reading...]Interview in English (Video class) – how to talk about your strengths and weaknesses! When was the last time you had an interview? How did it go? We hope it went well! Have you ever had an interview in English? If not, we recommend you start preparing for it now – just in case! 😊 […]
[Continue Reading...]Fun lesson plans from Learn Hot English Hailey & the bear – did she do the right thing? Level: Advanced (C1) to Proficiency (C2) Video: Yes Imagine you’re at home and a large brown bear walks into your back garden…. ………All of a sudden, your pet dogs run over to it and start barking; and […]
[Continue Reading...]U.S. culture: Learn about Summer jobs in the USA! What jobs did you have when you were younger? In the United States, many young people work during the summer. They do this to save money for a holiday, to buy a car or to have money so they can go out with their friends. But […]
[Continue Reading...]Fun lesson plans from Learn Hot English When a wedding goes wrong! Level: Intermediate (B1) to Upper Intermediate (B2) Audio: Yes When was the last time you went to a wedding? How did it go? Preparing for a wedding can be stressful. There’s so much to think about and a lot can go wrong… as […]
[Continue Reading...]English conversations: How to Explain something in English When was the last time you had to explain something in English to a friend, colleague, classmate or boss? Sometimes, we just need to describe what happened. Other times, we may have to give our opinion, or explain what the options are. However, there are times when things […]
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