A TRIP TO LONDON: LET'S MAKE PLANS! (intermediate)

Spring is coming. Shall we make some plans for a visit to London?

Take a look at this planner and select the activities that you prefer.

Imagine that you have a whole week and enough money to spend. Where would you go? What wouldn't you miss? Plan your visit to make the best of it!

Write your plan, including the hours and tell the class.

LONDON PLANNER FEBRUARY 2016

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OSCAR WILDE (intermediate)

Read the main biographical facts of Oscar Wilde's life and write a summary for the class.

Powerpoint show oscar wilde from Søren Mogensen

SONG: Prayer in C, by Lilly Wood & The Prick and Robin Schulz (all levels)

Read the lyrics of this song and sing along!

Here is the original video:

SONG: Another Brick in the Wall, by Pink Floyd (intermediate)

Listen carefully to the words in this song.

How can education be a danger?

HOW TO USE AN ATM (advanced interactive activity)

Click on the graphic below to access GCFLearnFree.org, an excellent site where you'll find free resources to practise every day English.

This is an example of what you can do there: Do you know how to use an ATM? Check below!

GRAMMAR GOOFS YOU CAN AVOID (intermediate)

Take a look at this poster and pay close attention!

These common mistakes may appear minor, but they are certainly important and can easily be avoided.

(Click on the picture to see the full poster)

HUSHHHHH ! (intermediate)

Different ways to say: DON'T SAY IT!

Kaplan International English

EXCELLENT SITE

Don't miss this great site, where you can practise your grammar and vocabulary.

INSULTS (intermediate)

Look at some of  the possible words to call someone STUPID!

Find more insults in this worksheet.

(Click on the picture to download it)

PLURALS (intermediate)

Here is some basic information on the formation of plurals.

Click on the picture below to download it from http://www.teacherstakeout.com/2012/10/plurals.html, which generously offers it for free!

Here is some additional information on plurals.

[Infographic provided by Grammar.net]

Click on the poster to access the original site for further details on plurals.