In our latest video, students learn when we use the verbs ‘play’, ‘go’ and ‘do’ and they also learn the names of lots of English sports. Jay got very fit making this one!
Click here to watch it with a clickable transcript on our website.
For teacher’s who want to teach this in face-to-face classrooms, I’ve also made a one page worksheet. It’s free and available for download here.
‘Due’ is only a little word, but it can be jolly handy, especially in business where you’ll often hear it in formal contexts. In our latest video we look at three of its meanings.
Our thanks are due to Rachel’s English, Fluency MC and Craig of La Mansion del Ingles for being our guest stars.
Our latest video lesson is on four verbs we frequently use to talk about the future. Hope you like it!
Click here to see it with a clickable transcript at our website.
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Oh my! I’ve fallen behind with this blog – but we’ve been busy. Honest! By way of explanation/excuse, here are three of our latest videos.
American baseball idioms
We’ve finished our four part series. Here’s the latest:
And if you think you’ve missed one, here’s a link to all four
Come, go, bring, take, fetch, get
Here’s a handy video to help you avoid any confusion. This was fun to make!:
Sympathetic and Nice
Perfect for latin-language speakers
Needless to say, all these videos are available with clickable transcripts at Simple English Videos. Keep coming back for more!
More baseball idioms, and also the mystery of cracker jack!
To see part one click here
To see part two click here
