To provide practice of reading for both general and detailed information, to encourage students to deduce meaning from context, to engage students in a discussion about the topic.
Use these interactive materials to deliver an online or face-to-face lesson on using our body language in a professional environment.
By Karen Capel
Read about a proposal to put warning labels on food products.
By Tim Bowen
Farmers in Kenya are using artificial intelligence to get advice to help them improve their crops.
To exchange personal information, explore job definitions and practice basic job-related questions.
Lesley Duffin, from Solihull College's ESOL School, tells us how the materials in the Listening skills section of onestopenglish have played a key part in developing her students' listening skills, and explains that it's easy to integrate onestopenglish resources into an ESOL curriculum.
To present and practice ‘A for Alpha, ‘B for Bravo’ spelling alphabet to help telephone communication
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