Absolute Beginner English Lesson Plan Welcome to the class! Introductions, the Alphabet, Colors, Days of the Week, and Goodbyes Lesson goals: By the end of this lesson, students should know the alphabet, spell their names, introduce themselves, identify colors, days of the week, and say goodbye (see you on….) Level: Absolute Beginner – Alphabet, colors, […]
A1 English Lesson Plans
Welcome to the class! Absolute Beginner English Lesson Plan – Introductions, the Alphabet, Colors, Days of the Week, and Goodbyes
Absolute Beginner English Lesson Plan Welcome to the class! Introductions, the Alphabet, Colors, Days of the Week, and Goodbyes Lesson goals: By the end of this lesson, students should know the alphabet, spell their names, introduce themselves, … More
EFL/ESL lesson plan for beginners ( A1)- Giving and Asking for Directions
ESL/ EFL beginner lesson plan - Giving and Asking for Directions Lesson Goals: At the end of the following lesson students will learn how to give and how to ask for directions in English. Also, they will be familiar with important vocabulary on … More
There is / There are – Beginner ESL/ EFL Lesson Plan (A1) – My Home
ESL/ EFL beginner lesson plan - there is/there are - my home Lesson Goals: At the end of the following lesson students will learn the difference between there is and there are, and how to use them in order to talk about the rooms in their home and … More
Would Like To – A1 ESL Lesson Plan – Travel and Work
[adrotate banner="12"] Image source: MyCuteGraphics ESL Lesson Plan for Beginners - Would like to - Travel and Work Lesson Goals: At the end of this lesson students will learn how to use would like to to talk about what they want to do/ have in … More
A2 English Lesson Plans
ESL/ EFL Lesson Level A2 (Pre-intermediate) – Adverbs of time: just, now, already – School and Studying
[adrotate banner="12"] [adrotate banner="7"] A2 Level Pre-intermediate EFL/ ESL Lesson Plan Lesson Functions: Adverbs of time: just, now, already Target Vocabulary: School and Studying Presentation 1. Listen to the texts and fill in the … More
A2 Level EFL/ ESL Lesson: Short (Contracted) Forms; Talking about Oneself: Hobbies and Interests
A2 Level EFL/ ESL Lesson: Grammar: Short forms (Using apostrophe for contractions); like + ing (review) Target Vocabulary: Talking about oneself: Hobbies and Interests [adrotate banner="12"] [adrotate banner="7"] Presentation 1. Read the … More
A2 Lower Intermediate English Lesson Plan – Phrasal Verbs – Work and Daily Activities
ESL/ EFL A2 Lower Intermediate English Lesson Plan Lesson Functions: Phrasal Verbs Target Vocabulary: Work and Daily Activities Presentation: 1. Listen to the text. Fill in the blanks. (Voice Message) Hi, Amy. It’s mom. Listen, our … More
How Questions EFL/ESL Lesson Plan (A2) – Natural World
ESL/ EFL lower intermediate lesson plan (A2) - How questions (How long, how far etc.) - Nature Lesson Functions: How questions Target Vocabulary: Natural World [adrotate banner="12"] [adrotate banner="7"] Presentation: 1. Listen to the text … More
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B1 English Lesson Plan – Question Tags – Looks
ESL/ EFL Intermediate Lesson Plan: Question Tags; Looks Lesson Functions: Question Tags Target Vocabulary: Looks [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Presentation: 1. Listen to the text. Fill in the blanks. How have you been this past week? Well, since I got a lot of ___________, and ideas for ‘How to’ videos for today, I was wondering […]
Passive Voice – B1 Intermediate English Lesson Plan – Communication + Idioms
ESL/ EFL intermediate lesson plan (B1) – Passive Voice Lesson Functions: Passive Voice Target Vocabulary: Communication + Idioms [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Presentation: 1. Listen to the texts and fill in the blanks: Tower Bridge By the end of the 19th century, London had turned into a thriving and __________. Its inhabitants were moving around, […]
English Grammar
When to use capital letters in English
[adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] When to use capital letters in English Capital letters: 7 instances where using capital letters in English is grammatically correct The rules for the use of capital letters are quite easy to remember. Generally, we use capital letters for proper nouns, which are the names of a specific person, place, […]
Why Good-Looking and NOT Good-Looked?
[adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Why Good-Looking and not Good-Looked? -ed or -ing in compound adjectives Some time ago we published an article talking about when to use -ed and -ing adjectives (you can read it here). That article along with another post we have on Compound Adjectives (here) have lead one of our readers to […]
When to use -ed and -ing adjectives?
-ED Vs. -ING Adjectives – What is the difference? [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] What is an adjective? An adjective is a word that describes a noun by telling more about it in terms of height, length, size, or any other quality. Consider the example: The word city, which is underlined in the example above is […]
English Grammar – Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Verbs in English can be two different types: transitive and intransitive. Let’s look at what the differences between them are: [adrotate banner=”7″] [adrotate banner=”12″] Transitive verbs can be recognized by two main characteristics. They: are ACTION verbs (express an activity: e.g. eat, read, wash) take a DIRECT OBJECT (sth that receives […]
ESL Grammar – Definite, Indefinite, and No Article In English
Definite, Indefinite, and No Article In English Grammar Explanation and Practice What are articles? [adrotate banner=”7″] [adrotate banner=”12″] There are 3 articles in the English language. Two indefinite – A, AN, and one definite – THE. Sometimes no article is used, referred to as 0 article. The indefinite article: ‘a/an’ 1. When we talk about […]