All Article articles – Page 103
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Your English: Idioms: music
Tim Bowen's wise words on idioms have certainly struck the right note with us.
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Your English: Phrasal verbs: football
Tim Bowen won't let us down with this selection of football-related phrasal verbs.
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Your English: Word grammar: rough
Are you going to rough it and go camping this summer? Tim Bowen's back with another multifunctional piece of word grammar.
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Editorial: Focus on projects
In July's editorial, Keith Kelly draws our attention to a vast array of project work to keep young minds busy in the summer months.
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Board game: Frequency adverbs
A board game at elementary level to practise the present simple with frequency adverbs and time expressions for groups of three to four students.
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Business Spotlight: Specialist or generalist?
In this lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight magazine, an American career coach discusses why we should consider becoming specialists (rather than generalists).
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Your English: Collocations: heavy
You certainly won't find Tim Bowen's article on the word heavy and its collocates heavy going.
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Assessment matters: Exams extra (upper-intermediate to proficiency)
In this article, Adrian Tennant takes a look at some of the exams materials available on onestopenglish outside of the main 'Exams' section and suggests how they could be used in your teaching.
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Assessment matters: Exams extra (elementary to intermediate)
In this article, Adrian Tennant takes a look at some of the exams materials available on onestopenglish outside of the main 'Exams' section and suggests how they could be used in your teaching.
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Your English: Phrasal verbs: slip
As it combines with so many prepositions, it's easy to slip up when using the verb slip. Tim Bowen helps you to effortlessly slip these phrasal verbs into conversations.
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Your English: Word grammar: likely
Tim Bowen introduces a versatile word that can be an adjective and an adverb, and forms several expressions. It's more than likely that you'll use it frequently.
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Who can you trust?
In this lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight magazine, an American career coach talks about practices and methods used to tell when someone is lying.
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Symbols on maps
A labelling activity familiarises pupils with the common icons and geographical symbols found on maps, while consolidating vocabulary such as: church, museum, monument and bus stop.
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Map reading
Helps young learners develop map-reading skills and spatial awareness. Pupils use a grid map and cardinal directions to measure distances and find places in a town. Teacher’s notes provide step-by-step instructions and suggestions for additional map-reading exercises and classroom activities.
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Liz Plampton
Co-author of our mini-plays series, and queen of all things dramatic, Liz Plampton takes us on a magical mystery tour of her life before and after teaching, and tells us why we should always listen to our mums.
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Geography vocabulary
This reference sheet illustrates useful geography vocabulary, including words for geographic features, natural disasters and natural resources, while worksheet exercises help consolidate the terms.
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Geography expert quiz
Pairwork information-gap activity in which students label a map of the world with well-known rivers, mountains, deserts, seas and oceans. They compare answers with a partner to find out how good their knowledge of geography really is!
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Editorial: Focus on world geography
In June's editorial, Keith Kelly celebrates the launch of our new interactive atlas by drawing our eyes to the vast array of geographical materal on the site.