How to talk about health and fitness in English! What do you do to keep fit and healthy? Do you go to the gym? Do you go jogging? Do you go swimming? There are lots of ways to stay fit! In this lesson, we’re going to look at some useful words for talking about health […]
[Continue Reading...]Fun lesson plans from Learn Hot English The things we find really annoying! Level: Upper Intermediate (B2) to Advanced (C1) Audio: Yes What do you find annoying in life? A recent study found that many of the things that really annoy us most are related to transport, with buses, trains and planes all capable of […]
[Continue Reading...]Asking for information in English You can learn lots of useful English by listening to conversations. And it’s a great way to improve your language skills. When people have conversations in English, they generally use practical language for communication. So, all the vocabulary and expressions they use are useful for you too. Plus, when you […]
[Continue Reading...]10 top tips for doing English online phone classes! Are you teaching video-phone classes? How are they going? There are lots of differences from the usual face-to-face class. And a lot of new things to learn. So, just to help you, we’ve prepared 10 top tips for doing video-phone classes! They’ll really help you give […]
[Continue Reading...]Fun English lesson plans for Teachers Practical jokes for new employees! Level: Upper intermediate (B2) to Advanced (C1) Audio: Yes In many professions, it’s typical to play a joke on a new employee. This is a fun way of “welcoming” the new employee to their job. One type of these practical jokes is known as […]
[Continue Reading...]Chatting with friends in English – English conversations 1 Learning English from conversations is a great way to improve your language skills. When people are speaking English in conversations, they’re using the same type of language you need for speaking. This means that you can learn lots of really practical and useful words and expressions […]
[Continue Reading...]Learn 7 English idioms for describing problems! How’s your day? Is everything going well? Or are you having any problems? There are lots of ways of dealing with problems: you can ignore them, sleep on them (see idiom below), or discuss them. Just so you can talk about your problems, we’re going to help you […]
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