Learn English with a thriller: complete an interactive worksheet while watching Shimmer Lake, a 2017 movie: Loading… ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FUN MOVIE-WATCHING COURSE? CHECK OUT ELT-TUTOR’S FILMS&FUN COURSES WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO VIDEO QUIZZES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST CONTACT ME
An ESL film quiz for teens: watch The Perfect Date, a 2019 movie while completing the interactive worksheet below: Loading… ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FUN MOVIE-WATCHING COURSE? CHECK OUT ELT-TUTOR’S FILMS&FUN COURSES WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO VIDEO QUIZZES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST CONTACT ME
ELove watching movies? Learn English while doing it by completing this online film quiz based on the 2017 Christmas movie: The Holiday. Loading… ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FUN MOVIE-WATCHING COURSE? CHECK OUT ELT-TUTOR’S FILMS&FUN COURSES WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NOW? GO BACK TO VIDEO QUIZZES SEE MORE ONLINE EXERCISES TAKE THE ELT-TUTOR LEVEL TEST CONTACT ME
November 2020 – Third conditional is a tough grammar point and it’s also difficult to make students practise it, since it is not so often used in real life situations. Doing automatized exercises seems to work for the moment, but fails on the long run. To help students memorize the structure, you might want to spend some time making them do different engaging activities over a couple of lessons. Here are some ideas how they could practice third conditional sentences.
November 2020 – If you are teaching kids online or without a structured textbook and you might be looking for some materials how to introduce your students to simple past forms of regular verbs. Here is an idea how to:
This time, let me invite you to enjoy a great thriller with your students and to work on an ESL film quiz written for B2/C1 students. In addition to the obvious benefits (improving listening skills, expanding vocabulary, etc.), this film gives plenty of opportunities to speculate about what might have happened before, since it is told in reverse.
Films offer entertainment, listening practice, exposure to different varieties of English and a real expansion of up-to-date vocabulary. Here is an ESL film quiz for your teen students at around B1+/B2 level to think and speak about issues like university, apps, dating and love in our modern ages.
Movies offer a wide range of benefits to students: even if they have already seen the film in their first language, by watching it in another language will teach them how to listen and catch first words, then phrases, finally complete sentences. With subtitles, they teach vocabulary and pronunciation patterns, however, it becomes more a reading task. With an ESL film quiz, it can be even done in self-study mode. This time a romantic comedy for Christmas at A2/B1 level: THE HOLIDAY.