
50 Grammar Lessons for the TOEIC
In this post, you will find the grammar lessons linked to the different CEFR levels. A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1. Check this post for more details
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How to Describe Things in English: Guide and Examples
Sometimes you have to describe things in English. You can use different words to make such descriptions.
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Testing: Reliability, Validity and Practicality
How do you know if a test is effective?. Let’s explore those concepts of reliability, validity, and practicality
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11 Examples of While-Reading Activities
While-reading activities or During-Reading activities are part of the three main stages that a reading lesson
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100 Linking Words Examples
Linking Words are words or phrases that show the relationship between paragraphs or sections of a text or speech.
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125 Exercises to Pass the TOEFL
Now that you know more about the TOEFL, take some time to complete these exercises that will help you get ready for it.
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Dependent Prepositions in English: Guide & Examples
Dependent prepositions depend on or must follow a particular verb, noun, or adjective. I apologize for being rude in front of the customers.
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How to Describe People in English: Appearance & Personality
In this post, you will find information that will help you describe people in terms of appearance and personality. I am lazy, I am handsome, she is beautiful
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3 Stages for Teaching Reading
In this lesson, you will learn more about the main stages for teaching reading: Pre-Reading, While-Reading and Post-Reading activities
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The 3 Stages of a Listening Lesson
The three stages are the pre-listening stage, the while-listening stage, and the post-listening stage
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ESL Conversations: 50 Conditional Questions
Conditional questions can contribute to this since you can discuss a great variety of situations using them.
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How to Talk about Your Last Vacation in English
Talking about your last vacation is a good topic to prove how much you have learned about the simple past.
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60 Travel Conversation Questions
One of the dreams that people have is to travel around the world and know more places, meet new people and enjoy some adventures.
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10 Characteristics of Teacher-Centered Instruction
In this post, you will find anything you need to know about teacher-centered instruction and its characteristics.
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Sentences and Questions with Used to
In this post, you will find all the information that you need to make sentences with used to. I used to play soccer, We used to go swimming
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15 Examples of Pre-Reading Activities
Here are 15 pre-reading activities for your classes so you can start your reading lessons with the right foot.
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How to Describe Physical Appearance in English
In this lesson you will find everything that you need to know to describe your own physical appearance and the appearance of others.
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25 Neighborhood Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
A Neighborhood, is a geographically localised community within a larger city, town, suburb or rural area.
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70 School Conversation Questions
In this post you will find the school conversation questions you need to make ESL classroom conversations more interactive
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10 Types of Post-Listening Activities
Post-Listening Activities consist of tasks which main aim is to help students reflect on the listening experience.
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19 Types of Pre-Listening Activities
The pre-listening stage help students to prepare for what they are going to hear, and this gives them a greater chance of success in any given task.
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Types of Cohesive Devices
Cohesive devices, sometimes called linking words, linkers, connectors, discourse markers or transitional words.
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50 Have You Ever Conversation Questions
In this post you will find lots of have you ever conversation questions that can help you promote conversations in the ESL classroom.
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50 Questions with Going to
Questions with going are necessary to make questions about what you and other people are going to do in the future. What are you going to do?
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70 Music Conversation Questions
In this post, you will find lots of questions about music to have interesting conversations in the ESL classroom.
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100 Simple Present Questions [Do & Does]
The simple present in English is one of the most common tenses in English so Simple Present questions tend to be very common.
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70 Food Conversation Questions
These food conversation questions will help you and your learners to engage in an interesting conversation.
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70 Conversation Questions about Family
In this post, you will find lots of family conversation questions to have interesting conversations.
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50 Personal Information Questions for the ESL Classroom
You need to know personal information questions to learn more about others and create relationships.
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Frequency Adverbs Questions for the ESL Classroom
Let's check some of the most common questions you can ask using frequency adverbs. How often do you go out, Do you always play video games at night?
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50 Conversation Questions about Entertainment
In this blog post you will find the most interesting questions about entertainment for you to have an interesting conversation in the ESL classroom
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30 Discussion Questions about Pollution
Let's raise awareness about the problems that pollution is causing with the help of the questions about the different types of pollution.
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50 Holidays Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
In this blog post, you will find the most common questions people ask about holidays! What’s your favorite holiday? What holiday food do you like?
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32 Immigration Discussion Questions
In this, we will learn more about immigration terminology and some common questions people have regarding this topic.
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My List of Favorite Questions
In this post, you will find tips and ideas to have an interesting conversation around your favorite questions
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100 Conversation Questions about Careers and Jobs
The duration of a job may range from temporary to a lifetime. These are some common questions to have an interesting conversation about careers and jobs
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100 Great Health Conversation Questions
This is a list of health conversation questions that you can use to promote speaking in the English classroom. Have you ever had an accident?
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50 Questions about Minimalism for Classroom Discussions
These are some great and interesting questions about minimalism so you can have an interesting discussion with your students or Friends
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50 Questions with How: Grammar Guide & Examples
In this post, you will find lots of examples of questions with how, besides the most common types of questions you can make with them
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Questions with Who: Grammar Guide and Examples
Questions with who can be made with all tenses in English so you have plenty of options to make this type of questions
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Questions with Where: Guide & Examples
In this post, you will find lots of examples of questions with where using past, present, and future tenses in English
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Questions with Should for the ESL Classroom
In this post, you will find examples of all types of questions with should including some conversation questions with should at the end
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Questions with Why: Guide & Examples
In this post, you will find a lot of questions that start with why using past, present, and future tenses.
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Questions with Would for the ESL Classroom
In this post, you will find lots of examples with would, including conversation questions to use in the English classroom.
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70 Questions with Prepositions at the End
What are you looking at? who was she looking at? Where are you from? are examples of questions with prepositions at the end
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30 Complex Sentences Examples
In grammar, a complex sentence is a sentence with one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.
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Questions with Might: Guide and Examples
“Might” is a modal verb most commonly used to express possibility. Might is also used to very formally or politely ask for permission
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Questions with Will for the ESL Classroom
In this post, you will find all that you need to know about closed and open questions with will. Where will you go?, What will you do later?
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A Guide to Greetings and Introductions in English
Greetings and introductions in English is one of the most important topics when you are learning a language. Here you can learn more about them.
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13 Examples of Post-Reading Activities
In this post, you will find Examples of Post-Reading Activities such as creative writing, creative discussions, finding related news, and character analysis.
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Types of Listening in the ESL Classroom
We have a purpose when we write, read, speak and listening is not exception There are five primary purposes of listening in the classroom, learn them here
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There Was and There Were: Guide & Examples
In the past tense we use there was for a singular object and there were for plural objects: There was a cat in the house, There were many stores around here.
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70 Questions about Love: Dating & Marriage
In this post, you will find all the questions that you need to know and answer to have a meaningful conversation about love.
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PPP Framework in Teaching: Presentation, Practice and Production
The PPP Teaching Framework is a model to describe the typical stages of language teaching lesson. The PPP Teaching framework consist of four main stages.
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The 20 Best Resources and Materials to Pass the TOEIC Test
Everyone wants to Pass the TOEIC test because the TOEIC® Listening and Reading test has set the standard for assessing English language skills.
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40 Debate Topics for the ESL Classroom
A debate is a discussion in which participants articulate, justify, and clarify their positions on an issue or refute statements made by the opposing side.
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100 Passive Voice Questions
Passive Voice Questions: Simple Future · Will our listening comprehension skills be tested? · Will my apology be accepted? ·
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ESL Conversations: 50 How Often Questions
We use how often and ever to ask questions about the frequency in which we do things. How often comes at the beginning of the clause:
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100 Sentences with Should
In this post, you will find all you need to make sentences with should. I should study more, I should try to learn another language.
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100 Verb to Be Examples & Exercises
Verb to Be Examples: The verb to be is used to say something about a person, thing, or state, to show a permanent or temporary quality,
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40 Sentences with was and Were
Find all the Sentences with was and Were that you need ; Were you shy when you were in high school? Were you fit?, were you athletic? , She was angry.
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50 Most Common Expressions with Get
These are the most common expressions with get categorized by how these expressions are made up. Get Lazy, Get in Trouble, Get Tired
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50 Sport Conversation Questions
Sports Conversation Questions are a great way to generate conversation since most people like some type of sport whether is mainstream or not.
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60 Sentences with Irregular Verbs in English
Sentences with irregular verbs in English: Somebody stole my wallet, I paid for everything you ate, She made a very delicious cake, I took a nap.
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50 Sentences with Did: Guide and Examples
Sentences with Did ; Do well, She did really well ; Do homework, She did her homework ; Do business, We did business ;
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12 Examples of While-Listening Activities
While-Listening activities are activities that are completed by the students when they are listening to a passage.
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Listening for Gist and Detail
Listening for Gist and Detail. Listening is a receptive skill that helps students learn more vocabulary and improve their pronunciation.
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Questions about Lies for the ESL Classroom
In this post, we will provide a list of thought-provoking questions that can be used to spark discussion and reflection among ESL students on the topic of lying
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There will be: Grammar Guide and Examples
There will be is a common phrase used to indicate the future existence or occurrence of something. There will be a party tomorrow.
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Stress Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
Let’s learn some more about stress and have a conversation that can help you learn more about this topic
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Discussions Questions about Happiness
In this post, we will explore a series of questions that delve into happiness, encouraging students to articulate their experiences, and perspectives.
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ESL Discussion Questions about Luck
Discussion Questions about Luck: 1. Do you believe in luck? - Are you a lucky person? - How do you differentiate between luck and probability?
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Valentine's Day Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
Valentine's Day Conversation Questions: hat is Valentine's Day? - Do you believe in love at first sight? - What is Valentine's Day like for singles?
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Questions about Stereotypes for an Insightful Discussion
Questions about Stereotypes for an Insightful Discussion: What is an stereotype?, How is your country stereotyped?, Do you stereotype people?
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Personality Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
Personality Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom: Are you more of an introvert or extrovert in social situations?, How do you express your creativity?
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Say vs Tell Exercises
During this short English lesson, you will learn the difference between the verbs say and tell: She is not telling the truth - She said something positive
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30 Hotel Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
These and other questions about hotels is what you will find in this post so you can have a good classroom conversation in the ESL classroom
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These conversation questions about movies can serve as a foundation for deeper discussions and help students articulate their thoughts more confidently.
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Books Conservation Questions for the ESL Classroom
These conversation questions about movies can serve as a foundation for deeper discussions and help students articulate their thoughts more confidently.
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