Lessons

Here are some topics and language points with lesson ideas. Click the links and follow them.

A
Academic English
Almanac
Articles
Accents
Adjectives
Agreeing and Disagreeing

Asian Languages

Asking Questions

B
Beginner’s English
Business English
C
Chinese
Collocations and Ideas

Common Verbs

Comparatives and Superlatives
Comprehension Questions
Comparative Tenses (past simple and past continuous)

Conversation Partner for Interactive Stories

Conversation Partner for General Conversation

Cooking in English
Conditionals


D
Definite Article
Describing and Explaining
Drug Awareness
E
Easy English
Economics and Business
English for beginners
European Languages
F
Family History
Family and Relationships
Family Vocabulary
The Food Page
Forming Questions
Future Tense

French

G
Geography and
Politics

Gerund
Graded Readers
H
Hitch-hiking

I
Infinitive
IELTS Test
“ing” form of Verb
Interactive Story Partner
Indefinite Article
Interrogatives
Interrupting and Interjecting
Interactive Stories
Internet Research Project

J
Japanese

K

L
Learn Chinese
Learn French
Learn Japanese
Learn Mandarin
Learn Spanish
Levels

M
Medical English

Middle Eastern and Indian Languages

Mosquito City

Music

Miyako’s Education – A Dialog Series

N
National and
International Identity

National and Regional Identity

Internet Project
Nouns

Nurse Story – A course in English for nurses and medical staff


O

P

Personal Narratives

Parallel Phrases
Past Tenses in the Context of a Story
Passive Voice
Past Participle
Past Tense
Past Simple Tense
Past Continuous Tense

Prepositions

Present Tense

Present Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Present Simple Tense

Practise Interactive Stories
Progressive Forms

Q
Questions

R

Reading

Recipes
S
Spanish
Story -telling with a Partner (Interactive Stories)

T
Talking about Brooklyn

Talking about Hitch-hiking
Talking about Music

TOEFL Test

Types of Food

U

Uses of Like

V

Verbs

W

Wicked Stepmother

“Will” and “Would”


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