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Here is a nice collection of language on the topic of appearances from the Cambridge Dictionaries blog. It contains lots of language and expressions you can use to describe how people look people.
Image Credit: Alexas_Fotos on Pixabay.com A quick Halloween activity for the classroom aimed at intermediate and higher level students with a focus on speaking fluency and revision of Halloween vocabulary. The idea for this activity came from a session I attended in September at the British Council's Annual Teachers' Conference in Bilbao. Silvia BenÃtez and …
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This month ‘campsite’ is my word of the month. Why? because before the summer break lots of my students were talking about how they were going to go to ‘a camping‘ during the summer.
Here is a quick human bingo activity I prepared for some of my classes using the website myfreebingocards.com.
Following on from the earlier reblogging of a post I put together as a series on environment vocabulary, this second post post continues the theme of environment vocabulary by looking at the language connected to the topic of electricity and its generation. Â It was originally published on my old Microsoft Docs.com site on the 9th April 2016.
Here is part two in this 'quick 10' series. Â This time the topic is towns and cities
10 Expressions connected to travel and holidays.
If you are looking add a little more variety to your writing or speaking vocabulary, why not review this short list and pick a few favourites. Â You could add your own ideas and create your own topic flashcards. Â Either way, be sure to revise, drill and practise using your vocabulary time and again to get them into your vocabulary repertoire (the vocabulary that you not only know, but also use).
This is the first of three posts on vocabulary about the environment. Â Specifically, the post presents vocabulary around the topic of rubbish and waste.
It was originally put together and published on the 6th April 2016 during my initial blogging experiments using Microsoft's Sway platform.
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