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In September we are going to use “British Inventions That Changed The World” as our theme. We are also going to look at the second conditional as a revision. Definition: The second conditional: is an “IF” clause that is used to set a condition that is either not true or impossible. Here is my […]
The original name of London was Londinium, founded by the Romans around AD 47–50 shortly after the Roman invasion of Britain under Emperor Claudius. Let’s study & use the “First Conditional” in English Visit My SubStack ADVANCED VERSION Chapter: The Enduring Metropolis Paragraph 1: Roman Foundations and the Birth of Londinium London’s urban history began […]
ADVANCED VERSION: Firstly watch the 4 minute familiarity video below and answer the three questions. Then read each paragraph and memorise the new vocabulary. Then read the grammar explanation about the grammar used in that particular paragraph and then answer the grammar question. Familiarity Video: Questions: What river runs through the City of Bath? Which […]
Visit My Substack Here Click Here to practice your prepositions The City of York England (in Yorkshire England) ADVANCED LESSON Paragraph 1 For more than two millennia, humans have been inhabiting the fertile confluence of the Rivers Ouse and Foss, shaping the storied settlement now known as York. Long before modern visitors arrived, Roman […]
This week’s lesson theme is about the place where I live. My town is a small market town called Leek. Leek is in The Staffordshire Moorlands and has a population of around 19,000 ADVANCED STUDENTS Leek’s History for Advanced English Students Early Leek Situated on the edge of the Staffordshire Moorlands, Leek has a history […]