Practise and improve your listening skills by doing these activities. These tasks will help you with your school studies and English exams and also with using English in the real world.
Levels: A1, A2, B1, B2.
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YEMEN
06 December 2013
Learn English Teens-Video zone at British Council
Watching video clips is a fantastic way to improve your English. We've prepared some great exercises for you to do as you watch. You'll improve your listening, vocabulary and grammar, as well as learning about what's going on in the world.
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30 November 2013
Easy Listening Quizzes
LISTENING
EASY LISTENING QUIZZES
EASY. LISTEN TO EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
1. A DAY AT SCHOOL
2. BOOKSTORE SHOPPING
3. CAMPING UNDER THE STARS
4. CHRISTMAS IS COMING
5. CLOTHING STYLES
6. A FUN DAY
7. FAMILY ACTIVITIES
8. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
9. HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
10. PARTY INVITATIONS
12 October 2013
Listening
1.
Many different audio downloads and many different worksheets that can be combined to be very simple for young learners or more difficult for older students.
General Listening Quizzes
Easy, Medium, Difficult
3. B1
- http://www.esl-lab.com/newyorktravel/newyork-travelrd1.htm
- http://www.esl-lab.com/game1/gamerd1.htm ( a bit more difficult. Look up the word " to blink")
- http://www.esl-lab.com/story1/story1.htm
- http://www.esl-lab.com/tradition/traditionrd1.htm
English Listening Comprehension Tests
English Listening Comprehension Tests - Fill the blanks of paragraphs
This listening comprehension test exams your understanding spoken English in lectures and reports. You will listen to a short paragraph. There are several blanks in the paragraph. When you listen to the paragraph, put the correct order of given words to fill the blanks in the paragraph. To do this part, you need a headphone or speaker.
This listening comprehension test exams your understanding spoken English in lectures and reports. You will listen to a short paragraph. There are several blanks in the paragraph. When you listen to the paragraph, put the correct order of given words to fill the blanks in the paragraph. To do this part, you need a headphone or speaker.
19 July 2013
WITCHES
Reading 1
| www.livescience.com |
Witches are said to have magical powers. They often use these magical powers to cast spells over others. In early modern times, it was common to blame witches for bad luck and misfortune. “Witch trials”, events where local citizens were accused of practicing witchcraft and put on trial before the community, were held in towns across Europe and the early United States. Currently, we imagine witches as wearing pointy hats and black, ragged robes, and spending their time riding broomsticks, keeping black cats as pets, and concocting magic potions over large cauldrons.
HALLOWEEN LISTENING EXERCISES
| Halloween vocabulary | |
| What's that?/Is that ~? | |
| What are you going to do for Halloween? | |
| What did you do last Halloween? |
TEACHER: HALLOWEEN FLASHCARDS for teaching vocabulary from Lanternfish ESL
In the basic game, students ask simple questions like, "Do you have a witch?", "Do you have a ghost?", and "Doyou have a skeleton?". In the intermediate game, students ask questions like, "Do you have a witch flying on a broomstick?", "Do you have a ghost at a haunted house?", and "Do you have a skeleton dancing in a cemetery?".
The vocabulary taught is as follows:
A ghost at a haunted house. A skeleton dancing in a cemetery. A witch flying on a broomstick. Spiders in a cobweb. A mummy in a tomb. Goblins around a hollow tree. A headless horseman with a jack-o'-lantern. An alien in a cornfield. A scarecrow in a pumpkin patch. A boy dressed as a pirate. A girl dressed as a witch. A clown carving a pumpkin. Some kids trick-or-treating. A black cat on the roof. A bat on a grave. A vampire in a coffin. A werewolf howling at the moon. A boy wearing a devil's mask. Some kids at a Halloween party.
How to Use These Flashcards
Go Fish: Print of two (or four) sets of cards. Paste the cards on a cardboard backing and cut them out. Students take turning asking each other if they have cards: Do you have some children trick-or-treating? Old Maid: Print off four sets of each card other than the old witch. Print off one old witch. Put all of the cards on cardboard backing and play old maid. Memory or Concentration: Print off two sets of cards and put them on cardboard backing. Lay the cards on the table face down. Students take turns turning two cards over at a time. If they get a pair they get to keep it and the pair counts as 1 point.
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The Old Witch (For Old Maid)
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