Visit this page by Alex Case (UsingEnglish.com) for lots of good ideas that will help you practise systematically.
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Would you like to improve your discussion skills? Here’s how:
Follow this YouTube channel for some interesting discussions on controversial issues. Switch on the subtitles to make sure you can note down some useful expressions.
Here’s an example of an interesting debate:
Love travelling? Crazy about food? Check out this YouTube channel!
Remember that if you are having trouble understanding the videos you can always switch on subtitles on YouTube.
Enjoy the virtual journeys!
Play games on your mobile and revise your English!
Have you ever heard of Kahoot? Have you ever played it? Do you know that you can practise your English using it? Try it! Sign up to the website and search for a game to revise something you have recently learned in your classes, e.g. adjectives ending in -ed/-ing. And then take a quiz on your mobile phone. It’s a lot of fun, definitely more engaging than doing exercises in your book 🙂
How to revise at home using the English File coursebook
If you are using English File in your classes and you would like to do some revision over Christmas, please visit this website. There are a lot of additional exercises that can help you remember new grammar and vocabulary better. You can also play some games or take tests to see how much you remember.
Enjoy! 😀
Watch this with your children and practise vocabulary with them.
Life without a mobile phone? No internet? Impossible!
Take a journey with Anne of Green Gables to remind yourself of the simple pleasures in life, real necessities and the power of human relationships. Highly recommended to help you extend your English vocabulary too.
Remember! Watch in English and practise your listening skills!
