en10 Lesson 10 - British versus American English: What's the difference?
In this English lesson about the differences between British English and American English
In this English lesson about the differences between British English and American English you will learn how common expressions and words differ between the two languages.Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related links:
www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/british-american.htm
http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/americanbritish.html
en9 Lesson 9 - English Tenses - Past Continuous
In this English lesson about the past continuous tense
What were you doing at 4 o'clock yesterday? Were you eating a snack? Were you leaving the office? I was enjoying the sunshine in the park.
past progressive tense, is normally used to express longer actions in the past that are interrupted by time references or shorter, past simple actions. Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
In this English lesson about the past continuous tense you will learn how to structure and use the past continuous in positive, negative and interrogative forms.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related Links:
www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-past-progressive.php#.VDTsEvmSx-g
www.englishpage.com/verbpage/pastcontinuous.html
www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-continuous-exercise-1.html
en8 Lesson 8 - Used to - Be used to and Get used to in English
In this English lesson about the word USE and its function within the collocations USED TO, TO BE USED TO and TO GET USED TO
In this English lesson about the word USE and its function within the collocations USED TO, TO BE USED TO and TO GET USED TO, you will learn the different meanings and sentence structures associated with each form.Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related links:
www.speakspeak.com/english-grammar-exercises/intermediate/used-to-be-used-to-get-used-to
en7 Lesson 7 - All About Adverbs in English Grammar
In this English lesson about adverbs in the English language.
Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
In this English lesson about adverbs in the English language. You'll find out about different types of adverbs and where they should be placed in a sentence.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related links:
www.softschools.com/quizzes/grammar/adverb/quiz200.html
www.englishclub.com/grammar/adverbs_quiz.htm
www.grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/cgi-shl/quiz.pl/adverbs_quiz.htm
en6 Lesson 6 - Adjectives, Comparatives and Superlatives
This English lesson is about adjectives, comparatives and superlatives.
The hottest, the ugliest and the most beautiful. How do we form comparatives and superlatives from the basic adjective? Why do we say good, better, the best and far, further, the furthest?Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
In this English lesson about adjectives, comparatives and superlatives, you will learn about different types of adjective, how to form a comparative and a superlative from the basic adjective form, and irregular adjectives like good, bad and far.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related links:
www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=3565
www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/adjectives-adverbs/adjectives/exercises
www.learn-english-today.com/lessons/lesson_contents/exercises/adjectives-ex.html
en5 Lesson 5 - Phrasal Verbs with CATCH: English Vocabulary
In this English lesson about phrasal verbs with CATCH
Do you have the feeling you need to catch up on some phrasal verbs? Do phrasal verbs often catch you out? If so, Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
In this English lesson about phrasal verbs with CATCH you'll find out all about the different verb-preposition combinations with the verb catch and their different meanings.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
relate links:
www.usingenglish.com/reference/phrasal-verbs/verb-catch.html
www.usingenglish.com/reference/phrasal-verbs/verb-quiz.php?verb=catch
en4 Lesson 4 - Sense Verbs and Verb Patterns in the English Language
This English lesson is all about sense verbs and verb patterns.
Should I say "That cake smells good" or "That cake is smelling good"Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs?but where do they go in a sentence?
This English lesson is all about sense verbs and verb patterns. Sense verbs include verbs like to taste, to smell, to sound, to feel and to look. You'll find out what makes sense verbs special and how they should be used.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
en3 Lesson 3 - Future Perfect Simple Tense
Learning how to properly use future perfect simple tense is easy at the same time a very useful tool for everyday conversation.
In this English lesson about common greetings in English and how to say hello you will learn about register and various different useful phrases to start a conversation.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related links:
www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/future_perfect_statements.htm
en2 Lesson 2 - Phrasal Verbs with the Verb LOOK
Intenga presents an English lesson all about phrasal verbs with the verb LOOK.
One can look at something, look over something, look something up, look into something, look down on or, indeed, up to someone. But what do all these phrasal verbs mean?Everywhere, seldom, officially and really are all adverbs, but where do they go in a sentence?
What is the lesson about?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Related Links:
www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/196.html
www.englishclub.com/ref/Phrasal_Verbs/Quizzes/Look/index.htm
www.englishpractice.com/vocabulary/phrasal-verbs-quiz-5/
en1 Lesson 1 - English Lesson about Greetings in English
Greetings in English
In this lesson you will be provided with a comprehensive overview of all the ways in which you can greet someone in different types of situations and at different times of day. You will also be presented with a variety of responses to different greetings and some differences between American English and British English.
How should I study the materials?
- Watch the video
- Read the Outside the Box info sheets
- Complete the Activity Box exercises
- Take the interactive test
- Book a class to practice with a native speaker
Relevant links:
www.quibblo.com/quiz/bb-wNWD/English-Greetings-Quiz
