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Differences between conversational reactions
Similar but not identical conversational reaction phrases
Different kinds of IELTS Reading tasks advice and practice
Short texts with tips on how to do true/ false/ not given, diagram labelling, etc, followed by comprehension questions of that type.
Different Meanings in British and American English- Jigsaw
Students review expressions that have different meanings in the UK and US and so could be confusing with a fun jigsaw exercise.
Different ways of Saying Numbers- Reversi
Students practise the different ways that they might hear numbers pronounced with a memory card game based on Othello, including different ways of saying large and small numbers.
Direct and Indirect Questions- Simplest Responses Game
An easy and fun introduction to embedded questions through a quick reactions game and common small talk questions.
Direct, Indirect and Taboo Small Talk Questions
Common small talk questions, taboo small talk questions, and ones in between that need to be made indirect, with embedded questions presentation and practice.
Directions- Flashcard Memory Game
A fun giving basic directions game, practising turn right, go straight ahead, etc with a memory card game.
Discuss and analyse academic bios
Making ideal academic bios for students' particular academic situations discussion.
Discuss news stories with third and mixed conditionals
Discussing theoretical opposites of true news stories with Unreal Past speaking and writing.
Discussing celebrations with gradable and extreme adjectives
Gradable and ungradable adjectives practice through the topic of seasonal events like Xmas and Halloween, including names of festivals and celebrations, and adverbs with different kinds of adjectives.
Discussing manners with -ed and -ing adjectives
Speaking about what is good manners and bad manners to practise adjectives describing feelings and properties of things, including -ed/ -ing pairs and more irregular word formation.
Discussing the future of HR
Future verb forms and human resources vocabulary practice through sharing and discussing predictions, including useful language for speculating.
Discussion questions to practice accommodation vocabulary
Describing where you live conversation questions
Doubled letters minimal pairs practice
Suffixes that work like magic E practice, with simplest responses fast reactions game
Education vocabulary things in common
Finding similarities using useful education vocabulary, with useful phrases for talking about things you have in common.
Elementary consonant clusters things in common
Initial and final consonant blends personalised pairwork speaking
Email formal and informal functional language review
Lots of formal and casual language for the body of different kinds of emails, starting with a coin game, then continuing with brainstorming and matching useful phrases.
Email functions- Correcting & Brainstorming
Typical mistakes with different kinds of emailing phrases plus extra ideas.
Email Politeness Game
More and more polite emailing phrases game, with an optional brainstorming stage and key words for making emails more formal.
Email- Opening & Closing Jigsaw Puzzle Game
A fun matching starting and finishing emails phrases by meaning/ use and formality jigsaw activity, followed by students trying to remember key phrases.
Email- Paragraphing Mistakes
Common problems with splitting emails into paragraphs reviews, including making rules of good email paragraphing and covering email openings, closings and body paragraphs.
Emailing Meaning and Formality Differences
Stimulating work on avoiding typical confusions in emails by classifying common emailing phrases by shared meaning and different formality or different meaning, then trying to remember the similarities and differences.
Emailing on HR topics practice
Human resources vocabulary and both internal and external emailing practice with a wide range of topics related to personnel, with different options on how to organise the students emailing each other.
Emailing Phrases- Tenses and Verb Forms Review
Past, present and future forms of verbs in typical emailing phrases review, including useful language for starting emails, the body of emails, and ending emails.
Emailing rotating revision board game
A fun way of reviewing typical emails and the most useful emailing language, moving around the board by how much useful language they can remember.
Emailing- Closing Lines
How to end different kinds of emails review, including typical closing lines for the most common kinds of emails and levels of formality.
Emailing- Common Phrases
Comparing the most useful emailing language with correct but rarer forms to help students write typical emails, starting with a fun quick reactions game.
Emailing- Dealing with problems and complaints
Students make casual or rude emailing phrases more and more polite in a speaking game, then rank suitable phrases for the start, body and ending of emails dealing with difficult situations such as unhappy customers.
Emailing- Needs Analysis and Functional Language Review
Talking about and then seeing typical kinds of emails, including different levels of formality.
Emailing- Prepositions and Determiners Pairwork
Grammar words in typical emailing phrases guessing game, with articles and particles grammar presentation, and trying to remember the most useful emailing language.
Emailing- Starters and Endings
Typical email sentence starters and the most common ways of ending them review, including the most important phrases for starting, ending and the body of emails.
Emailing- Structuring Emails
Planning emails review covering how to split common email types into paragraphs, including email enquiries, applications, requests, fixing arrangements and self-introductions.
Emails- Offers & Commands
Imperative in emails review, including the typical mistake of using please + verb when requests language like "Could...?" would be more suitable.
English Collocations- Counting Syllables Consonant Clusters Practice
Students practise vocabulary and pronunciation by joining collocations of a certain number of syllables, including not putting extra syllables into consonant clusters practice.
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