Classroom language in English

 

Classroom language is important to teach your subject in English. Click here.

St. Patrick's Day

Here you are three different versions of the unofficial anthem of Ireland. Enjoy them!

And if you want to know more things about St. Patrick's Day, click here.

Animals pictionary

Many people think that the topic animals is suitable only for children. Thus the learners learn the names of twenty animals when they are young and they think it is enough. However, intermediate students need to know more animals than the twenty they learnt as children. Here you can practise what you  learnt a long time ago and add some more new words.

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Source: www.engames.eu

Be polite to thank and answer

Different ways to say good night

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British and American English

Descriptive words

Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday in Britain

Last Tuesday was Pancake Day also known as Shrove Tuesday in Britain. Pancake day is the day before Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent. 'Shrove' - as in Shrove Tuesday - stems from old English word 'shrive', meaning 'confess all sins'. It is called Pancake Day because it is the day traditionally for eating pancakes as pancake recipes were a way to use up any stocks of milk, butter and eggs which were forbidden during the abstinence of Lent. 

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Source: About.com

And the Oscar goes to ...

The 86th Academy Awards are under way in Los Angeles. Here are the winners. Click here.

International Women's Day

"Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a challenge to others." (Amelia Earhart)

Today is International Women’s Day! Read and listen about pioneer pilot Amelia Earhart – the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. Click here.

And you can also watch the following films in order to think about gender equality and women's social demands. Click here.

Happy International Women's Day!