English vocabulary from the World Cup – eliminate
It’s the round of 16 now! 32 teams qualified for the 2014 World Cup so 16 teams have been eliminated. On May 19th I […]
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It’s the round of 16 now! 32 teams qualified for the 2014 World Cup so 16 teams have been eliminated. On May 19th I […]
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Audio listening practice! Listen to the MP3 from the story and fill in the blanks. Click the image the audio! An apple a day
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For today’s post we will: 1. Learn a new proverb 2. Read a news story 3. Practice using the conditional clause “IF” that we
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During the World Cup we will hear the verb win a lot. (hopefully used for our favorite teams!) We can win a game but
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The World Cup is very popular but I was reminded by one of my English students in Japan that not everyone likes soccer/football. In
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More World Cup English! The word goal has 3 main uses in English. Two are from sports and one is about our future plans
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Dirty look Today let’s look at an idiom with look. Look is a verb, and most often used with the proposition at. “Hey look
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↑ Click here to listen to or download the MP3. Listening practice – Listen to the audio and fill in the blanks. Ever hear
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The word cheer can be used as a noun: cheer noun a shout of joy, support or praiseA great cheer went up from the crowd. Or
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Yesterday we learned the meaning of qualify. Today I want to teach you an idiom with the same meaning. Please look at the following
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