HAVE TO and DON’T HAVE TO – lesson ideas for A1 students
Previously, I worked on how to teach modal verbs to A1 students. Today, I would like to share an idea on how to teach ‘have to’. The four exercises presented will allow students to...
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MUST and MUSTN’T – lesson ideas for A1 students
It is time for another modal verb today. This time I decided to introduce and practise ‘must’/ mustn’t and incorporate pictures of road signs, which turned out to be a successful idea. As most...
‘Should’ and ‘shouldn’t’ – lesson ideas for A1 students
Is it possible to introduce all modal verbs in one lesson with twelve year old children? This is what the course book I am currently using suggests. I really doubt it, therefore, I decided...
English On The Way Road Signs Game
Hello to everybody who right now is visiting my blog and reading this post which is my newest creation. I hope you will find the game useful and your students will enjoy it. This...
‘Was’ and ‘were’ – past simple of ‘be’ for A1/A2 students
Teaching and learning the past simple of ‘be’ in affirmative and negative sentences is rather easy. However, the same verb in questions and in the structure ‘there was / there were‘ seems to be much more challenging for...
Past Simple – lesson ideas for A2 students
This time I decided to share with you four different ideas for teaching the past simple tense to learners at A2 level. What I really want to focus on is to make...
Present Perfect – lesson ideas for B1 students
Today I would like to present three different activities which may help your students speak English with the use of the present perfect tense. They involve walking around, speaking with other learners and...
Christmas with a video by Rick Steves for B1
Recently, I watched a wonderful documentary by a famous American traveler who, in an exceptional and magical way, shows various Christmas traditions throughout Europe. The part which depicts England moved me so...
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