The new Word Lists have been uploaded for Form 10 and 11. You can find them on the left, just below the labels' cloud.
For the people of form 11 who cannot open .xls files, please follow this link here to get the the google document.
P.S.: prepare for a word test :)
Showing posts with label class 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label class 10. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Articles, Essays, Reports - general guidelines
This is a presentation that could give you some ideas that stand behind the creation of essays and articles.
Follow the link to view the presentation.
Follow the link to view the presentation.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Information
Dear all,
The new school year approaches and currently the situation is as follows: I will be taking only two forms this year, meaning that I will not be at school that often.
You can find me on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday in room 221 or in the methodical cabinet. I'm not sure about the consultation hours yet, but definitely in the morning.
I will be adding them to the menu on the right for your convenience.
Wishing you all a happy start of the season and hope we will be able to improve our level of language knowledge :)
The new school year approaches and currently the situation is as follows: I will be taking only two forms this year, meaning that I will not be at school that often.
You can find me on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday in room 221 or in the methodical cabinet. I'm not sure about the consultation hours yet, but definitely in the morning.
I will be adding them to the menu on the right for your convenience.
Wishing you all a happy start of the season and hope we will be able to improve our level of language knowledge :)
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Valentine's Day: Eco issues
- What is said about the roses imported from Kenya?
- How many roses were bought last year?
- Why could the roses grown in Holland be worse than those from Kenya?
What counts in the end? What had more weight for you?
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
Cultural Competence I
Every week I will be posting 4 statements or situations that are often confusing for the EFL students, but typical for the Anglophone world.
With each next set, I will be posting the answers to the previous one, so those of you who teach English as a foreign language (and perhaps as a second language) can make a sort of a weekly game for your classes.
1. When do you use the phrase "how do you do?" and what should you answer if someone addresses you like that?
2. In what type of situations should you use "sorry"?
3. What should be a typical reply to a compliment?
4. Why is everything offered just once in an English-speaking (especially the USA) country?
With each next set, I will be posting the answers to the previous one, so those of you who teach English as a foreign language (and perhaps as a second language) can make a sort of a weekly game for your classes.
1. When do you use the phrase "how do you do?" and what should you answer if someone addresses you like that?
2. In what type of situations should you use "sorry"?
3. What should be a typical reply to a compliment?
4. Why is everything offered just once in an English-speaking (especially the USA) country?
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Monday, October 19, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
A Very Different Fairytale
Cinderella
It was raining heavily, and large drops of water were flowing down the window glass. Sometimes, a lightning could be seen, and after a while, thunder could be heard.
Cinderella was glumly watching the fire, and mumbling under her nose: “to the ball they went, huh? And they left me alone – what nonsense. Where’s that damn kettle, anyway?”
Suddenly, a bright light shone behind her, and a soft voice said: Read on...
It was raining heavily, and large drops of water were flowing down the window glass. Sometimes, a lightning could be seen, and after a while, thunder could be heard.
Cinderella was glumly watching the fire, and mumbling under her nose: “to the ball they went, huh? And they left me alone – what nonsense. Where’s that damn kettle, anyway?”
Suddenly, a bright light shone behind her, and a soft voice said: Read on...
Monday, October 12, 2009
Grammar: The Past Tense
The table I was displaying today. I will also upload another one for Present tenses.
Click here to see the table
Click here to see the table
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Grammar lessons for YouTubers
And for all those who have trouble differentiating between there and their, whose and who's.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Entertainment
The next topic we are going to cover is Entertainment.
I have my own plans for it, but I would also like to propose you something... maybe connected to being a teacher, or playing a teacher.
At the end of the lessons (starting Friday) each desk will present their common favorite English or American singer, saying 1-2 sentences about their career and biography (e.g. where born, when began to sing, best known singles).
This will allow you both practice a bit of reading, speaking, and presenting, but will also bring a bit of entertainment into the classroom.
I would need to know what you think of it until the end of Wednesday (at least 6 positive comments = song at the end of the lesson).
I have my own plans for it, but I would also like to propose you something... maybe connected to being a teacher, or playing a teacher.
At the end of the lessons (starting Friday) each desk will present their common favorite English or American singer, saying 1-2 sentences about their career and biography (e.g. where born, when began to sing, best known singles).
This will allow you both practice a bit of reading, speaking, and presenting, but will also bring a bit of entertainment into the classroom.
I would need to know what you think of it until the end of Wednesday (at least 6 positive comments = song at the end of the lesson).
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Grammar Explanations: PrP vs PrPC
A link to an easy and helpful explanation of the difference between the Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Continuous (Progressive)
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