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Below are ten suggestions for a conversation class.  Today you the student will choose a subject matter to discuss with your teacher. This task is one of the most difficult tasks a student can be asked to do. Instead of the teacher leading the conversation, the student must initiate and maintain  the conversation for 30 […]

What is the significance of Good Friday in the Christian calendar? How do different denominations observe Good Friday? What events from the Bible are commemorated on Good Friday? Why is Good Friday referred to as “good”? What rituals or traditions are commonly associated with Good Friday? How does Good Friday relate to the events of

Seven people who changed the world (3) We will be studying the following people during April:  Nicola Tesla, John Logie Baird, Mark Twain, The Wright Brothers, Marie Currie and  James Watt During April we will be using the theme of “Seven People who changed the world?” to increase our vocabulary. Looking at the famous people

Seven people who changed the world (2) We will be studying the following people during April:  Nicola Tesla, John Logie Baird, Mark Twain, The Wright Brothers, Marie Currie and  James Watt During April we will be using the theme of “Seven People who changed the world?” to increase our vocabulary. Looking at the famous people

Seven people who changed the world (1) We will be studying the following people during April:  Nicola Tesla, John Logie Baird, Mark Twain, The Wright Brothers, Marie Currie and  James Watt During April we will be using the theme of “Seven People who changed the world?” to increase our vocabulary. Looking at the famous people

DEFINITION: Gastroenterology is the branch of medicine focused on the digestive system, including the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas, and their related disorders. A doctor specializing in this area is called a gastroenterologist.    GRAMMAR Explanation (Present Perfect) The present perfect tense is used to describe actions or situations that started in the past and

How Does It Work (6) During March we will be using the theme of “how things work” to increase our vocabulary. This week’s English lesson : X-Rays SECTION ONE (How it works) X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths shorter than ultraviolet light, allowing them to penetrate solid matter and provide detailed images

How Does It Work (5) During March we will be using the theme of “how things work” to increase our vocabulary. This week’s English lesson : A Microwave   SECTION ONE (How it works) A microwave oven works by using a type of energy called electromagnetic waves, specifically microwaves, to heat and cook food. When

How Does It Work (4) During March we will be using the theme of “how things work” to increase our vocabulary. This week’s English lesson : A traditional light bulb   SECTION ONE A light bulb generates light through the process of electricity passing through a filament (in incandescent bulbs) or a gas (in fluorescent

How Does It Work (3) During March we will be using the theme of “how things work” to increase our vocabulary. This week’s English lesson : The Vacuum Cleaner   SECTION ONE A vacuum cleaner operates on a relatively straightforward but effective principle that combines suction and airflow to remove dirt and debris from surfaces.

How Does It Work (2) During March we will be using the theme of “how things work” to increase our vocabulary. This week’s English lesson : The Washing Machine   SECTION ONE A domestic washing machine is a household appliance designed to clean clothes by using a combination of water, detergent, and mechanical agitation. The

How Does It Work During March we will be using the theme of “how things work” to increase our vocabulary. This week’s English lesson : The internal combustion engine:  Cars, motorcycles, buses etc.   SECTION ONE A car engine works by converting fuel into mechanical energy through a process called internal combustion. When the engine

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

During February we are going to use the newspapers to improve our English. Newspapers often use complex vocabulary and unusual text to get their point across.  All of the lessons in February are going to be conversation based. Based on the text we choose to read together. Instructions: Open the link below to the BBC

Advanced Business Vocabulary with Examples (Investing)   SECTION ONE: Diversification: Investing in a variety of assets (stocks, bonds, real estate, etc.) to reduce risk. Volatility: The degree to which the price of an asset fluctuates. Liquidity: How easily an asset can be bought or sold in the market without significantly impacting its price. Due Diligence:

This week we are going to have a conversation class about the next four years under Donald Trump. His promises to the American people and their implications to the rest of the world. Conversation Topic: Discuss each of the topics below in a free and open conversation. Today Donald Trump became the president of the

Business English Lesson Framework A flexible 50-minute lesson structure Opening (10 minutes)   Business Small Talk Practice (5 minutes)   Chat about  the last time you had to complain about a utility  service  (water, Electricity, Gas, Internet or Cell Phone) Core Learning (30 minutes) Business Communication Focus (20 minutes) A manager’s words can make or break

Advanced Business Vocabulary with Examples   SECTION ONE: Acquisition (n.) Meaning: The purchase or takeover of one company by another Example: “The acquisition of WhatsApp by Facebook for $19 billion marked one of tech’s largest deals.” Diversification (n.) Meaning: The strategy of varying business activities or investments to reduce risk Example: “Through diversification into renewable

How To Be English (Part One) During January we are going to explore not just the English language and how it is used but how to be English. Over centuries the English set the standards of how to behave in public. Yes of course, the English have many faults as a race and during our

20 Words with Silent Letters: A Guide to English’s Hidden Characters READING Silent letters in English are like linguistic ghosts — remnants of how words were once pronounced hundreds of years ago. When the great vowel shift swept through English between 1400 and 1700, many sounds gradually disappeared from speech but stubbornly remained in writing.

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. In this lesson we are going to look at what happened on December 24th 1914 in northern France and Belgium. “COMMON CHRISTMAS EXPRESSIONS” During the first year of the First World War on December

This vocabulary list combines sophisticated Christmas-related words with challenging grammar questions that encourage deeper understanding of English language usage. Each word has been carefully selected to enhance an advanced learner’s vocabulary while maintaining relevance to the Christmas theme. Advanced Christmas Vocabulary Resplendent (adj) Meaning: Shining brilliantly; characterized by a glorious or magnificent appearance Example: The

Medical Terms Glossary: 50 Essential Healthcare Terms Acute: A condition that develops suddenly and is usually severe but brief. Anesthesia: Loss of sensation, especially of pain, induced by drugs to allow medical procedures. Benign: Not cancerous; a condition that does not pose a serious health risk. Biopsy: Removal and examination of tissue for diagnostic purposes.

Complete Guide to English Pronouns Personal Pronouns Subject Pronouns I Used as the subject when referring to yourself Example: I went to the store. You Used to address one or more people directly Example: You should try this cake. He Used to refer to a male person or animal Example: He loves playing basketball. She

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. In this lesson we are going to look at ten common interjections used in English. Including the famous “WOW” signal. “COMMON ENGLISH INTERJECTIONS” We will try to use each interjection in a short conversation

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. In this lesson we are going to look at ten common expressions used in English. “COMMON ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS” we will try to use each expression in a short conversation 90 seconds. After we discuss

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. In this lesson it’s time for the student to stand alone and lead the conversation. “THE BALL IS IN YOUR COURT” An expression that means, it’s time for you to make the decisions. You

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

ADVANCED CONVERSATION CLASS (The future of Amazon home delivery)   Lesson Outline: Warm-Up Questions  Begin with a brief discussion on the student’s current experiences with Amazon home delivery. Ask questions like: “How often do you use Amazon for home deliveries?” “What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of using Amazon?” Vocabulary Building  Introduce

Always remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. These English lessons contain the following six sections. New Vocabulary Section Reading and Pronunciation Section Questions Section Video Listening Section Grammar 1 Section Grammar 2 Section 1). NEW VOCABULARY SECTION: Here are five advanced

Grammar included: ‘Received Pronunciation’ and ‘The Correct Pronunciation of “ED” in a regular verb. Sign up to    Hyperwrite AI    its very useful:  CLICK HERE Remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. READING (Concentrate on your pronunciation of the ‘ed’ sounds.

Grammar included: ‘Received Pronunciation’ and ‘The Correct Pronunciation of “ED” in a regular verb. Sign up to    Hyperwrite AI    its very useful:  CLICK HERE Remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction. READING (Concentrate on your pronunciation of the ‘ed’ sounds.

INSTRUCTIONS to teachers and students: ENGLISH: These English lessons are designed to be used either by students to help themselves improve their English or by teachers to use when delivering lessons to their students. Every lesson has six sections. Common idioms and expressions, a gap fill exercise, a reading text with new vocabulary, a grammar

INSTRUCTIONS to teachers and students: ENGLISH: These English lessons are designed to be used either by students to help themselves improve their English or by teachers to use when delivering lessons to their students. Every lesson has six sections. Common idioms and expressions, a gap fill exercise, a reading text with new vocabulary, a grammar