Here are some Genially Presentations to learn about Conditionals: 1, 2 (with thanks for the pic above), 3 You can also find lots of revision on this blog just by clicking on the Conditionals Label for entries like these: 1, 2 There are 4 types (with the creative names 0, 1st, 2nd, 3rd), but we are going to focus on the 1st and 2nd Type: 1st Type Conditionals: on Agenda Web and on Games to learn English* *(with Will and imperative) Can you use the 1st Type conditionals to answer these questions ..read more

Monday, 22nd April is Earth day Here's a short video on a project  that changed a piece of our earth What are your views? Can we do anything for our planet ..read more

  Pictures and lesson via AVI UNAM You can learn the Simple past with the pictures above or in this Genially presentation or we can go straight to last year's entry Fancy a Snake and ladder Game ..read more

  We use relatives to join two sentences, often definitions Let's begin with WHO / WHICH / WHERE Remember!: That can replace Who and Which in Defining Relative Clauses Apart from these three Relative Pronouns,  we can also use When (to refer to time), Why (in "the reason why") or  the only Relative Possessive Adjective, Whose: Decide: who/which/whose "Fast" Practice: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Relatives in definitions: 1, 2 Listen to the dialogues Test what you've learnt Become an expert with all these previous entries on the topic Make definitions for these words using ..read more

  Two Future tenses via English Test: Will & Going to Read the chart & Explanation and test yourself with these exercises: 1, 2, 3 Future in action with Lyrics Training and The Proclaimers:  ..read more

  Picture via Live WorksheetsWhat are your favourite clothes and accessories? Picture via Promova You can find a lot more on the Clothes Label, for example here (including Listening & Reading) Check your knowledge with Baamboozle: 1, 2 Games to practise accessoriesAppearance & Clothes Lesson on English Practice Lesson Reading: "Making clothes" Writing & Speaking: Open the boxes and answer these questions: What does she/he look like? and what's she/he wearing?: Ready to be trendy ..read more

What do people look like? That is the question Revise the language to do it:  On the Appearance Label (great pictures for visual learners!) for example, entries like this Learn with Genially: 1 + Practice: 2, 3 (slide nº8) Great Practice including Listening on English Practice: 1, 2 "Fast" Practice with Wordwall: 1 (is or has?), 2, 3, 4, 5 "Fast" practice on Baamboozle: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Your turn: Describe these people: 1, 2, 3:   ..read more

  Creativity Lesson Plan ..read more

  I know it's blurry, but can you tell the odd one out - via ESL Expertz? These are the entries that we've seen in class this term: Stop bullying Friends will be friends Introducing the Prsent Perfect Simple What a feeling It tastes delicious Have you? and when did you? I used to float A for and against Essay Contrast connectors and... 1st Term Review Hope there won' be any ..read more

  Can you tell the odd word out in the pic above - via ESL Expertz These are the entries seen in class this term: Healthy eating How often does she...? Olympic stars Present Continuous 2024 Two Present Tenses Transport Comparing EXTRA!! 1st Term Review Last year's 2nd Term Review ..read more