Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
1 March 2015
Bring a word a day - 1
unforgettable - unvergesslich
scent - Duft
a poor guy - ein armer Kerl
mosquito - Stechmücke
patient - geduldig
cross country skiing - Langlauf
a stranger - ein Fremder
avalanche - Lawine
cotton candy - Zuckerwatte
Scottish Highlands beef - Rindfleisch vom schottischen Hochland
tea towel - Geschirrtuch
capital / capital city - Hauptstadt
stamp - Briefmarke
stable - Stall
a mnemonic - Eselsbrücke
5 February 2015
Question Words
| WHAT - was | What is your name? |
| WHEN - wann, als | When does he come? |
| WHERE - wo, wohin | Where do you live? |
| WHY - warum | Why are you late? |
| WHO - wer | Who is that girl? |
| WHOSE - wessen | Whose pen is it? |
| WHICH - welche(r)(s) | Which book do you like best? |
| HOW - wie | How are you? |
| HOW MUCH - wieviel | How much is the dress? |
| HOW MANY - wieviel | How many rackets do you have? |
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
3 February 2015
What frogs are like
Frogs can
shed their skin
kill animals / people
stick on trees
camouflage
hide from predators
live in water
glide
lay thousands of eggs
protect their eyes when jumping
be poisonous
live out of water
jump high
live a long time
breathe through skin
catch insects with their tongues
Frogs have
webbed feet
sticky feet
big eyes
long legs
good hearing
gliders
large heads
legs that help them jump
see-through eye-lids
suckers on their feet
mucus on their tongues
poison on their skin
powerful legs
moist skin
Frogs are
different sizes
poisonous sometimes
fascinating
different colours
moist
fast
bumpy
amphibians
see-through
good at camouflaging
smooth
2 February 2015
27 January 2015
21 January 2015
11 January 2015
Clothes
Exercise 1: A Quiz
Exercise 2: Words and Pictures
Exercise 3: Matching Pairs
Exercise 4: Accessories
9 January 2015
6 January 2015
Exercises: Present Tense Simple
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 4
Exercise 5 - do not/does not (long forms)
Exercise 6 - do not/does not (short forms)
Exercise 7 - Questions
7 October 2014
30 September 2014
25 September 2014
A dialogue: Saying hello
Click here
Listen to the dialogue. Use the mouse to drag the sentences into the correct order. Then CHECK.
(mit der Maus in die richtige Reihenfolge ziehen)
Another dialogue
21 September 2014
Welcome to English!
Hello students!
Welcome to the English Cafe!
Here you can do exercises, practise English, play English games, listen to music and watch videos.
All for you.
Have fun!
16 May 2014
6 May 2014
23 April 2014
4 March 2014
A quiz - "Platz" in English
Have a look at the information given below. Learn the vocabulary. Copy and translate the sentences.
- Platz (Ort, Stelle, Studien-/Ausbildungsplatz) = place
- Platz (ausreichend Raum) = room, space
- Platz (Sitzplatz) = seat
- Platz (in einer Stadt) = square
- Platz (Sport) = sports ground, court (Tennis, Squash), pitch (Fußball), course (Golf)
sports ground, tennis court, golf course, playground, football field, schoolyard, football field, baseball pitch, sports ground, townsquare
The is difficult to find.
That's a nice for the vase.
I need a where I can leave my bag.
They want to make a golf here.
Have you still got for these books in your suitcase?
Is this taken?
Frage 7
Das Rathaus liegt an einem großen Platz.The town hall is on a big .
We'll meet on the tennis .
All the s on the course were taken.
Have a .
25 February 2014
Quizlet exercises - Vocabulary More 4
Exercise 1 - Definitions Unit 7
Exercise 2 - Words Unit 6 (English- German)
Exercise 3 - Definitions Unit 6
17 February 2014
Exercises: Adverb - Adjective
Click on the links to do some more exercises on the use of Adverb/Adjective (advanced level)
Exercise 1: Adverb - Adjective
Exercise 2: Adverb- Adjective: HotPot
Exercise 3: Adverbs - Adjective: Crossword puzzle
Exercise 5: Adverb - Adjective
Exercise 2: Adverb- Adjective: HotPot
Exercise 3: Adverbs - Adjective: Crossword puzzle
Exercise 5: Adverb - Adjective
7 February 2014
5 February 2014
Hurray! More activities with superheroes
Matching exercise - Here are some descriptions about some famous superheroes.
A Wordgame - Superheroes need lots of special equipment to catch the bad guys. Can you find ten things that superheroes might use in this game?
Superman is one of the world's most famous superheroes. How much do you know about him? Click here.
And finally - a quiz!
My superhero
Use these resources to prepare to talk about your favourite superhero. Look up the words here: LeoDictionary
1 Outfit:
star-spangled
skin-tight body suit
dark glasses
elbow pads
shoulder pads
knee pads
protective vest
mask
goggles
helmet
claws
armour
whip
shield
tights
leotard
gloves
sword
belt
wings
Classify them in categories: head/eyes - body - weapons - feet/hands...
Describe his/her oufit: Don't forget to use colours describing the distinctive adjectives.
Wonderwoman wears star-spangled shorts and red and white high heel boots.
2 Expressing abilities:
When talking or writing a superhero, you need to describe his/her superpowers.
Superman is able/ has the ability to regenerate within few seconds of receiving a wound.
Comparing:
Use comparative forms to describe someone more precisely.
Superman is faster than a speeding bullet.
You may use the following adjectives: strong - agile - tough - fierce - enduring
3 Talking or writing about personalities:
Here is a list of adjectives describing superheroes' personalities:
courageous - generous - fearless - discreet - friendly - loyal - honest - resourceful - reliable - relentless
Use the Present Tense: He doesn't kill bad guys. She flies a plane.
Click here to see a list of words describing superheroes. Pick a few.
Click here to see a list of words describing villains.
Superheroes biography
Click here to learn about the Superheroes/-heroines and villains mentioned in our book More4.
16 December 2013
10 December 2013
1 December 2013
28 November 2013
The Boston Tea Party
Bild: http://www.onthisdeity.com
The
Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party was no party at all. It was the beginning
of the American Revolution.
Boston was a very important port in America in the 1700s. At
that time America was still a colony of Britain. At about the same time,
exactly in 1730, the British government demanded more taxes from the Americans
who of course were not happy about that. So things were difficult between
Britain and the USA at that time. And the Boston Massacre of 1700, in which
British soldiers who were stationed in Boston, had killed five American men, had
even made it worse.
In 1773 three ships that had tea on them were in Boston
harbour. The tea was meant for a big British company and was about to be
delivered. That was exactly in the night of December 16th, 1773.
Some American men, who called themselves „Sons of Liberty“
decided to go on board of these ships. They went there in three groups, 50 men
in each one, dressed up as native Indians. They took boxes of tea and threw
them into the sea, while the people of
Boston were watching them and cheered and waved. Actually 350 big boxes of tea went into the sea. So the British
company lost a lot of money.
The Americans said that they would not pay for the tea, so the
British government was really angry.
This was actually the first time that the Americans protested
against the British government and rules and therefore the Boston Tea Party is
considered to be the beginning of the American revolution.
19 November 2013
19 September 2013
15 May 2013
Present Perfect Progressive - Exercises
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