Learning English should be fun.
Everyone, young and old likes drawing games.
Try this one at home, in school, during a language group.
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Tag: beginners
Practice English over Breakfast
You want to help your kids with their English? Start talking! It’s a proven fact that kids learn faster in a family setting.
So start by watching this video together and then chat in English over Breakfast.
Just ten minutes a day talking English will help your children (and you) to be confident speaking in English.
Learn English. See Singapore. Sentosa Island.
welcome to Sentosa, Singapore’s island resort and what better place to talk about water than an island and one which uses water for many of its attractions.
Sentosa can be reached from Harbour Front MRT.
You can also take the cable car from Mount Faber Peak.
Now watch the video: SENTOSA ISLAND. Water,
Breakfast English. Lesson Four 4
The verb, ‘to have’
Learn English easily in ten minutes a day.
Presented by native English speaker and Teacher,, Judi Brereton with many years experience of teaching English to children, students and adults. Currently teaching English in Umbria, Italy and on Skype.
The programmes and resources on her channel are free for everyone to use.
The Verb ‘To Have’ Avere
For Beginners, the Verb ‘To Have’ with Italian translation.
Especially for Children the program features my toys, the JUMBLES.
I have
You have
She has
They have
We have
You have …plural
Learn the Vocabulary of Movement with Stick=Men
I have found this a good way of teaching the vocabulary of movement. By making little men from pipe-cleaners is a multisensory process so making learning easier and memorising more effective.
The vowel ‘a’.
The English language has five vowels.
a. e. i. o. u
Each vowel has two sounds. A short and a long.
When a word has a cvc pattern. (Consonant Vowel Consonant the vowel ‘a’ has a short sound.
When the letter ‘e’ is added to the end o& a word it changes the short form to a long form of the vowel.
This lesson if for beginners both adults and children. Click on the link below for this lesson.
