GRAMMAR: Gerunds vs Infinitives

/ A2, B1, B2, Grammar training, Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Upper-intermediate

Teach or revise gerunds and infinitives with these video quizzes at A2, B1 and B2 level. Every video quiz contains questions that are suitable for a conversation lesson: student can answer/discuss them in pairs or small groups after completing the video tasks (for example, on their smart phones).The first three video quizzes were inspired by the International Women’s Day: all questions listed in them relate to women (and men). The B2-level videos are general questions about one’s habits, memories, personality, etc. LEVEL A2: Revise verbs with infinitive vs gerund forms at pre-intermediate (A2) level: Students need to complete questions while

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VIDEO QUIZ: Question formation (A2)

/ Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students

Find here two video quizzes to practise question formation at A2/B1 level: VIDEO QUIZ #1: QUESTION FORMATION In this video quiz, you can practise: Questions with to be:Example: Are you Italian? Who is he? Questions in present simple:Example: Do you work or study? Where does he work? Questions with what and which:Example: What is your favourite day of the week? (no options) Which is your favourite day of the week: Friday or Saturday? (with given options) Questions with a preposition:Example: Who do you work for? Subject questions:Example: Who said that? (no auxiliary verb necessary) Questions in simple past:Example: Did you

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Metric vs Imperial System – Conversion challenges

/ Elementary, Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students

How big is a 52-inch TV? Is a 5-foot tall girl/guy taller than you? Ready for some metric vs imperial conversion challenges? LENGTH: Challenge #1: Solution: Challenge #2: Solution: Challenge #3: Solution: Challenge #4: Solution: Challenge #5: Solution: Challenge #6: Solution: Challenge #7: Solution: Challenge #8: Solution: Challenge #9: Solution: Challenge #10: Solution: Challenge #11: Solution: Challenge #12: Solution: Challenge #13: Solution: Challenge #14: Solution: CONVERSATION CHART: LENGTH Challenge #16: Solution: Challenge #17: Solution: Challenge #18: Solution: Challenge #19: Solution: Challenge #20: Solution: Challenge #21: Solution: Challenge #22: Solution: Challenge #23: Solution: Challenge #24: Solution: Challenge #25: Solution: CONVERSATION CHART:

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Italian/English False Friends

/ Elementary, Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students, Upper-intermediate

Find 4 sets of 5-5 sentences with Italian/English false friends. There are three types of exercises in the three columns: RECOGNIZE: Can you spot the false friends in these correct-sounding sentences? RECALL: Can you choose the correct words from the three options? REMEMBER: Type in the correct words into the textboxes. Don’t mix them with any false friends. An extra set of 5 false friends: Are these sentences correct or incorrect? ELT-TUTOR ON YOUTUBE: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO VOCAB EXERCISES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST ONLINE COURSES

A2-B1: Write a note to a friend

/ Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students

If you are preparing for Cambridge Key (A2) or Preliminary (B1) exam, then you will need to write a note. This interactive worksheets helps you practise how to do it: Loading… WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO WRITING EXERCISES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST ONLINE COURSES

B1 SONG: Precious Time by Van Morrison

/ Intermediate, Students

Practise rhyming words in English with this eternal song: Precious Time by Van Morrison. Loading… WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO LISTENING TASKS SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST ONLINE COURSES

B1 QUIZ: Correct the mistakes

/ Intermediate, Students

Correct the mistakes in these sentences made by PET/Preliminary exam candidates: Loading… SPECIALLY FOR ITALIAN STUDENTS: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO GRAMMAR TASKS SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST ONLINE COURSES

Watch-Quiz: Sugar Explained

/ Courses, Intermediate, Students, Upper-intermediate

Try this interactive worksheet and learn English while watching a Netflix documentary: Sugar Explained: Loading… WOULD YOU LIKE TO USE THIS TYPE OF EXERCISES IN YOUR ENGLISH LESSON? CHECK OUT THESE MATERIALS IN THE ELT-TUTOR WEBSHOP: Three Interactive Worksheets to Explained/Netflix (Dogs, Diamonds, Apologies) ELT-TUTOR SHOP WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST GO BACK TO VIDEO QUIZZES GO BACK TO LISTENING TASKS SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES ONLINE COURSES

Film Quiz (A2/B1): The Holiday

/ Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students

ELove watching movies? Learn English while doing it by completing this online film quiz based on the 2017 Christmas movie: The Holiday. Loading… WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO VIDEO QUIZZES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST ONLINE COURSES

PET (B1): QUIZ 2/2 – Typical mistakes

/ Courses, Intermediate, Students

Find and correct the typical mistakes made by exam candidates preparing for PET (B1): Loading… SPECIALLY FOR ITALIAN STUDENTS: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO EXAM QUIZZES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST ONLINE COURSES

Write a Story with these Scratch Story Prompts

/ Elementary, Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students

My children have received a toy which I find genial: it’s a story box where you can choose three variables of the story: the set (city, countryside, space, sea), the type of protagonists (animals, fantasy, jobs) and a situation (conflict, love, friendship, etc.). Once you defined the three categories, it tells you a story. Although the quality of the stories are not the highest, the idea is really good. So, it didn’t take long to find a way to adapt it to my English lessons – and my Scratch meetings. The idea was to provide inputs for a story students

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Explained: Sugar – an interactive worksheet for Netflix-lovers

/ Advanced, Intermediate, Students, Upper-intermediate

An interactive worksheet for students/teachers to use after watching a Netflix documentary talking about the sweet/sour side of SUGAR. If you have a Netflix account and love documentaries, you might have watched Explained (= In poche parole in Italy). In its third season, it features an episode dedicated to SUGAR. This interactive worksheet can help you talk or think about its content/message with or without a teacher. Minimum level: B1.Have a dark chocolate bar with you while you are working on it 😉

JOBVIDEO QUIZZES: 5 Things To Consider Before Sending Out Your CV

/ Advanced, B1, B2, C1, Intermediate, Listening training, Students, Teachers, Upper-intermediate

Here are five things to consider before sending your CV to a company: five video quizzes for ESL students looking for a job. The Intern: Video resume VIDEO: Job interview questions The Intern: Welcome to the office The Intern: Meeting the boss The Intern: Don’t worry Becky You might also like to read: – WYSIWYG – From your CV to a Teaching Job Offer FOR STUDENTS: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES ONLINE COURSES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST CONTACT ME FOR TEACHERS: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? CONTACT ME GO (BACK) TO

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Pronunciation & Meaning of abbreviations from A 2 Z

/ Elementary, Intermediate, Pre-intermediate, Students, Upper-intermediate

January 2021 – Y R U LOL? JK. Do you use abbreviations like this? Not really? But you surely use: a PC or a USB cable you ordered from the USA or the UK. Right?In this quiz, you can check on if you know what some common abbreviations stand for, ergo their meaning and also pronunciation. Jic (= just in case) you mix vowels or consonants (normal if your mother tongue is Italian, German or Hungarian), this exercise can give you some abbreviations which will help you remember how to pronounce English letters.