Here are some topics and language points with lesson ideas. Click the links and follow them.
A
Articles
Accents
Adjectives
Agreeing and Disagreeing
Asking Questions
Comparatives and Superlatives
Comprehension Questions
B
C
Conversational Style
D
Definite Article
Describing and Explaining
Drug Awareness
E
Economics and Business
F
Forming Questions
Future Tense
G
Geography and
Politics
Grammar
I
Indefinite Article
Interrogatives
Interrupting and Interjecting
Internet Research Project
J
K
L
Levels
M
Music
N
National and
International Identity
National and Regional Identity
O
P
Passive Voice
Past Tense
Past Simple Tense
Past Continuous Tense
Present Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Present Simple Tense
R
S
Talking about Hitch-hiking
Talking about Music
V
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This is just to say thank you for a great and very exciting site.
I have used several sites to assist me in my English Teaching endeavours, but I am yet to come across another site as interesting as yours.
Especially the concept of Interactive stories this to me makes great sense and have found it particularly useful, as no one looks forward to the daily routine of attending an English lesson especially not after a day at the office or University. And by incorporating this activity orientated teaching method I find my students retain so much.
If I can assist in anyway please do feel free to contact me, I almost feel obliged after having used so much of your material.
Hi Ettienne. We are happy you have found the site useful. If you have any suggestions on how to improve the site (or anything else), please share your ideas.
Stay in touch.
Aaron
Oh I forgot, Ettienne, if you feel like making a recording for the site, feel free. We would love to feature it!
Hi Guys
Its only a pleasure, apologies but I am not sure how to go about making the recording, if you could advise, I would gladly do it just give me a topic and consider it done.
Hi Etienne,
Do you have audacity (free audio software available on the net)? You can make a recording with that. Just download it and use it on a laptop with a mic. Then you can make an mp3 file and send it as an attachment.
Cheers Mark
thank you really about this nice site so I hope that all of us will use it in a good way to improve our ability in talking
K.O
i have a problem in tenses . How could i ues teneses. for me it seemes all the same.
Hi Yitayal…
Well, it’s good that you are aware of your problem! Being aware is the first step toward solving a problem. Now just take small steps to discover the difference in tenses.
For me, the easiest tenses to use are the simple present, simple past, and future “going to” tenses. Have a look at those lessons and try to listen to examples of them by exploring our Verb Tense tags in the right sidebar.
Ask if you have more questions. Good luck.