All Upper-Intermediate articles – Page 74
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Alphabet game
A British English worksheet to play a word game by following instructions and doing forfeits when the rules are broken.
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British English: It's all in your mind – worksheet and teacher's notes
To highlight the metaphorical meanings of several words related to the mind.
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Skills: bringing dialogues alive
You can find short dialogues in many course books. How can you exploit these scripts and get them to come alive?
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Lesson Share: Grammar: My alibi
To practise past continuous interrupted by another action or by a specific time, in a business setting.
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Reading lesson plans: Alcohol
Students complete a series of activities based on a text about alcohol.
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British English: AIDS – worksheet and teacher's notes
To highlight some of the metaphors in English that surround the treatment of diseases like AIDS and cancer.
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One-to-one lessons: After a holiday
In this lesson, Lindsay Clandfield provides some tips and ideas for a lesson with a one-to-one student after a long break (e.g. a summer vaction).
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Grammar: affixes
An article offering advice and suggestions on how to teach affixes in a contextualized way.
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Lesson Share: Pictures: Sounds like good advice
An exercise which uses sound effects as the basis for providing advice for problems.
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ArticleAdvice on Teaching English spelling
An article offering suggestions for teaching English spelling from Pauline Taylor.
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Advertising campaign
A British English worksheet to write and present a radio advertisement and to guess what products are being advertised.
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Grammar: stance markers and adverbials
An article giving examples and explaining the usage of stance markers and adverbials.
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Methodology: teaching at advanced levels
An article offering practical solutions for teaching English at advanced levels.
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Lesson Share: Grammar: Vocabulary (extreme adjectives)
Vocabulary development, stress and intonation practice.
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Lesson Share: Speaking: Character adjectives game
To improve vocabulary when describing character, especially when dealing with literature; speaking, giving examples, exchanging information, assessment.