Verbs for sight: see / look / watch
Friday, 29 June 2018
Friday, 22 June 2018
Wednesday, 20 June 2018
World Cup Vocabulary Part 1
World Cup Vocabulary Part 1
Most of us are watching the 2018 World Cup these days, so we will spot the light on the most important vocabulary related to that event in a series of posts.
1-defender
2-football/soccer
3-forward
4-goalkeeper
5-linesman
6-midfielder
7-pitch/field
8-referee
9-substitute
10-manager
Football / Soccer English Vocabulary Game
Football / Soccer
English Vocabulary Game
Most of us are watching the 2018 World Cup these days, so this is a game which you can use with your students to have fun and learn new vocabulary about football and soccer.
Find the game here.
Tuesday, 19 June 2018
Top 10 Idioms Illustrated
Top 10 Idioms (Meaning,Example,and Illustration)
Click on the idiom to see.
1-SCRATCH SOMEON'S BACK
2-Bite off more than you can chew
3-You can’t judge a book by its cover
4-When pigs fly
5-Hit the nail on the head
6-let the cat out of the bag
2-Bite off more than you can chew
3-You can’t judge a book by its cover
4-When pigs fly
5-Hit the nail on the head
6-let the cat out of the bag
Top 10 Idioms : costs an arm and a leg
Top 10 Idioms : costs an arm and a leg (meaning, example, and illustration)
Top 10 Idioms : let the cat out of the bag
Top 10 Idioms : let the cat out of the bag (meaning, example, and illustration)
Top 10 Idioms : hit the nail on the head
Top 10 Idioms : hit the nail on the head (meaning, example, and illustration)
Top 10 Idioms : you can’t judge a book by its cover
Top 10 Idioms : you can’t judge a book by its cover (meaning, example, and illustration)
Top 10 Idioms : bite off more than you can chew
Top 10 Idioms : bite off more than you can chew (meaning, example, and illustration)
Top 10 Idioms : scratch someone’s back
Top 10 Idioms : scratch someone’s back (meaning, example, and illustration)
