English through movies

In today's post we're not going to talk about trailers, but 

movie trailers.  Do you know how to learn and practise English through movies, cinema, TV, soap operas, Hollywood, Bollywood  and so on? Well, first of all,  let's watch a trailer, so that we can decide what to see, and then have a great time watching the film! LOL

Please click on here to open the presentation above, and enjoy movies all day long!

Slang

Quotations

New Year's Resolutions

Once again, it's time for us to think about resolutions and achievements all through the past year. Let's be extra positive for a change, no matter your results or personal goals.

But, hang on! It's not New Year's Eve!

However, time for talking about Young Achievers in class.

What makes you happy?

Below you'll find some ways of saying good and well-done to people around you. Always nice to get super feedback from friends, workmates and family.

False Friends

Let's play a Game today!

Speaking and beyond

English through Songs

Word-building or Word-formation

Basically, we could start off by studying some basic word-formation suffixes and prefixes, which will help you to guess the meaning and grammar of English words.

So, here's your WORD-FORMATION theory and practice to do your best at school. Remember that there are not magical RULES for word-formation, and it's only a question of practice and loads of English exposure.

Let's put it this way...it's time for more words... - no matter your level of English.

Learning a language is like building a house. We need plenty of bricks to be able construct a venue with well-laid foundations and suitable enough for our living expectations: good sights, full of light, and comfortable for our family. By the same token, to produce a fluent speech, it’s necessary to manage a whole array of words, which must be assimilated, practised and used regularly, rather than only translated into the target language. Word-building takes time and what’s even more important: suffixes and prefixes must be recognized; otherwise you won’t make the most of your word-building. For further word-formation practice, you’d better click on words, words, words.

Crime, Mystery and Punishment