All Article articles – Page 49
-
Article
Matura: Speaking: Consumer society
A speaking lesson to prepare students to talk about our consumer society.
-
Article
Guess: Defining relative clauses
A small-group guessing game to practise who, that/which and where.
-
Article
Lesson Share: Complaining
Kat Robb wins the Lesson Share competition with this practical activity.
-
Article
Business Spotlight: Masters of the elements
This lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight, is about the Netherlands and how the country’s geography has led the Dutch to be especially innovative and creative.
-
Article
Sherlock: The Second Stain: Chapter 5
In Chapter 5, Holmes solves a puzzle at the scene of the crime.
-
Article
Beyond: Arts and Media: Performance Art
In this lesson, students can create and discuss their own musicals and street performances.
-
Article
Theme-based expressions: UK Election special
Will Tim Bowen win votes for his election-themed Your English? Get to the polling station!
-
Article
Your English: Idioms: game
Tim Bowen gets ahead of the game as he rounds up these game-related idioms. It’s all part of the game!
-
Article
Your English: Collocations: illusion
Don’t labour under false illusions – let Tim Bowen set you straight.
-
Article
Your English: Phrasal verbs: cut (1)
Should we cut down or cut back? Tim Bowen helps us cut out confusion.
-
Article
Sherlock: The Second Stain: Chapter 4
In Chapter 4, Holmes has only one concern: to save Europe from war.
-
Article
Interactive phonemic chart: American English
Adrian Underhill's Interactive phonemic chart! This excellent teaching tool can be downloaded (see links below) and played full-screen and gives clear audio examples of the phoneme set for American English.
-
Article
Tech Tasks: Collaborative presentations
Tom Walton shares his lesson where students collaborate and present in front of the class using Google Drive.
-
Article
Pronunciation skills: The chart
ELT Pronunciation expert Adrian Underhill introduces us to the phonemic chart and why it’s important to familiarize ourselves with sounds when teaching or learning a language.
-
Article
Pronunciation skills: The muscle buttons and vowels /iː/ or /uː/
In these two videos, Adrian Underhill explains the physicality of pronunciation and the use of ‘muscle buttons’ to help us vocalize sounds such as vowels /i:/ and /u:/.
-
Article
Pronunciation skills: What accent should I teach?
ELT Pronunciation expert Adrian Underhill addresses your practical concerns on accents, RP and student identity.
-
Article
Pronunciation skills: Accents and the L1 grip
Which accent should I teach with? This is a common question that Adrian Underhill answers in the video below as well as tackling the subject of the L1 grip and how to escape it!
-
Article
Pronunciation skills with Adrian Underhill
We’ve brought together a series of videos and articles starring and authored by our ELT pronunciation expert Adrian Underhill and partnered them up with some tips and activities.
-
Article
Your English: Word grammar: forward
If word grammar is troubling you, try a little forward planning with this helpful article from Tim Bowen.