Bring a Word a Day

to except - ausschließen
necessary . notwendig
conservation - Umweltschutz
self-confidence - Selbstbewusstsein
wealth - Reichtum
to deliberate - beraten
mysterious - geheimnisvoll
accidentally - zufällig
to dissent - widersprechen
timetable - Stundenplan
sledge - Schlitten
priceless - unbezahlbar
fictional - erfunden

Dangerous animals

Click here to do the quiz
Now read the text or listen to it to learn about the five most dangerous animals in Australia. 
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Quizlet:: More 3 Unit 4 - Words and Definitiohns

Click here to practise the words and defintions

during - while

Click here to do the exercise

Past Tense Continuous (Progressive)

Lots of exercises to practise the Past Tense Continuous.
Have fun.


Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Exercise 6

Audition for a Band

Click here to listen to the audition for a boygroup


Now tick off "true" or "false". Click here.
Check your understanding: Gap fill.

Austrian Pop Idol

Britain's Got Talent

Pop Idol

Learning English - Lesson Fifty Eight (Going On Holiday)

Do You Speak English? - Big Train - BBC comedy

A B C ... A B C

Pink Panther - " I Would like to buy a Hamburger"

Consequences on Britain ( UK ) after the Results of of Brexit ( EU

National geographic - Amazon Forest - BBC wildlife animal documentary

A Trip to the Rainforest

Virtual tour to the Amazon Rainforest

Watch the Video of the Amazon Rainforest

auch - auch nicht

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5

Talking About Pets - English Video Conversation

Sesame Street: Kids Talk About Pets

Learning English - (Health & Exercise)

English Words used in Healthcare,Treatment, Hospital,

English Words Healthcare Medicine Illness

Vocabulary HEALTH and ILLNESS

Pimp my text

Useful words words to spice up your texts


actually - tatsächlich
certainly- sicherlich
sure - sicherlich
definitely - bestimmt, sicher(lich)
recently - kürzlich, vor kurzem
probably - wahrscheinlich
unfortunately - unglücklicherweise
fabulous - fabelhaft
disgusting - ekelhaft
jealous - eifersüchtig
successful - erfolgreich
disappointed - enttäuscht
badly hurt - schwer verletzt
absolutely awesome - absolut toll

Possessive Case - Grammar and Exercises

That's the way to express that someone owns something.

(So drückst du aus, dass jemanden etwas gehört.)

With persons and animals (bei Personen und Tieren):

Singular: 's
This is Tom's bike. (T0ms Fahrrad)
This is Kathy's mother. (Kathys Mutter)
Plural: s'These are the boys' bikes. (die Fahrräder der Buben)
This is the girls' mum. (die Mutter der Mädchen)

With things (bei Dingen)
of

The colour of the table is black.
 
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Possessive Case - Saxon Genitive

Folks,
Here are some exercises for you.
Don't forget the rules - look in your Grammar books.

Exercise 1 
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Modal Verbs: must - have to

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Dialogue: At the restaurant

Here is a link with a dialogue "Ordering a meal at a restaurant".
Read and study it carefully, then scroll down to practise a similar dialogue.
Click here!

Adverbs of Manner

In this exercise you can study the theory first, and then do the exercise.
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercice 4

some/any and compounds

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 3

2D acting out dialogue restaurant 3

2 D acting out dialogue Restaurant 4

2 D acting out dialogue 2

some/any and Compounds

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

At the restaurant

Exercise 1: Read the dialogue "Ordering Food in a Restaurant" and then do the exercise below.
Exercise 2: Listening Comprehension: Ordering Lunch and Dinner
Exercise 3: Another dialogue
Exercise 4: In this exercise you have to choose the correct word.

Unit 10 On Strike 3

Unit 10 On Strike 2

Unit 10 On Strike 1

have to - don't have to

    

Have to is used with  I, you, we, they (in affirmative sentences)

Has to is used with he, she, it (in affirmative sentences)

Don’t have to is used with I, you, we, they (in negative sentences)

Doesn’t have to is used with he, she, it (in negative sentences)

For questions we use “do / does + subject + have to"

We use “had to” to express obligation in the past

Exercise 1 
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

David Bowie

David Robert Jones (born January 8, 1947), better known as David Bowie, is a British musicaln, actor and Artist  who had a strong influence on rock and roll from the 1960's to the present. He is commonly known (allgemein bekannt) as the greatest chameleon of music history, constantly (ständig) changing his musical style to suit (anpassen) the times, while always holding on to his own ideas and creativity.
He died on January 10, 2016 from cancer.

Bring a word a day

velocity- Geschwindigkeit
wound - Wunde
mousetrap _Mausefalle
guardian angel - Schutzengel
unfortunately - unglücklicherweise
review- Bewertung, Besprechung
farewell - leb wohl
earphones - Kopfhörer
turkey  Truthahn
peregrine falcon - Wanderfalke
hazelnut - Haseluss
comfortable - bequem
snowplow - Schneepflug
globe - Globus
soap dispenser - Seifenspender

Will-Future - Near Future

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Acting out directions 2

Acting out directions 8

Acting out directions 6

Acting out directions 5

Acting out directions 7

Acting out directions 3

Acting out directions 4

Acting out directions 1

Could you tell me the way to...? - Learning English with Robert

Acting out: Pronto - A Play - Group 2

More 2, Unit 2 - Acting out: Pronto - A Play

Talking about holidays

Klick here, do the matching exercise and then read the users' answers to the question, "What do you usually do in the holidys?"


Listen to the dialogue (American English) about a lady's vacation ( American for holiday). Then do the exercises.

Song - Madonna Holiday

Mixed Exercises - Past Tense

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
 

Most Common Irregular Verbs - Past Forms

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

More 1 - Unit 12

Exercise 1: A summer in Greece - Write the Past Forms
Exercise 2: Past Simple Activity 1
Exercise 3: Past Simple Activity 2

Exercises: Past Tense - Regular Verbs (-ed)

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

We are the Alphabet Stars

Bring a word a day II

lighthouse - Leuchtturm
kiss of life - Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung
set 1 - erste Leistungsgruppe
occupation - Beruf
dream - Traum
fairy - Fee
immediately - sofort
suddenly - plötzlich
nursery school - Kindergarten
starfish - Seestern
certificate - Urkunde
mammal - Säugetier
rainbow - Regenbogen
hairbrush - Haarbürste
squirrel - Eichhörnchen
to knock - klopfen
village - Dorf

Song "When Two Vowels Go Walking"

was - were

Exercise 1 - Affirmative
Exercise 2 - Question
Exercise 3 - Negation

My House Song - Rooms and furniture

A bee in the house!

Present Tense Simple or Progressive / Continuous

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5

Suzanne Vega » Tom's Diner

Ordinal Numbers

Exercise 1 - Memory
Exercise 2 - Matching exercise
Exercise 3 - Where is Squigly?
Exercise 4 - 13th - 31st
Exercise 5 - 1st - 100th

Exercises: Pronouns

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Shopping Dialogue 6

Shopping Dialogue 5

Shopping dialogue 4

Susan Vega - Tom's diner (Practising Present Progressive)

 

I am sitting
in the morning
at the diner
on the corner
I am waiting
at the counter
For the man
To pour the coffee
And he fills it
Only halfway
And before
I even argue
He is looking
out the window
at somebody
coming in
"It is always
Nice to see you"
Says the man
Behind the counter
To the woman
Who has come in
She is shaking
her umbrella
And I look
The other way
As they are kissing
their hellos
I'm pretending
not to see them
Instead
I pour the milk
I open
Up the paper
There's a story
Of an actor
Who had died
While he was drinking
It was no one
I had heard of
And I'm turning
to the horoscope
And looking
For the funnies
When I'm feeling
someone watching me
And so
I raise my head
There's a woman
on the outside
looking inside
Does she see me?
No she does not
Really see me
Cause she sees
Her own reflection
And I'm trying
not to notice
That she's hitching
up her skirt
And while she's
straightening her stockings
Her hair
Has gotten wet
Oh, this rain
It will continue
Through the morning
As I'm listening
to the bells
Of the cathedral
I am thinking
of your voice...
And of the midnight picnic
Once upon a time
Before the rain began...
I finish up my coffee
It's time to catch the train

Acting out: Shopping Dialogues

Present Tense Progressive/Continuous

Exercise 1 - Write sentences

Exercise 2 - Multiple choice exercises

Exercise 3 - Form sentences

Exercise 4 - Questions and short answers

Exercise 5 - Questions

Exercise 6 - Negative sentences

Shopping dialogues

Dialogue 1
Dialogue 2
Dialogue 3

A dialogue: In the Ladies' Wear Department
A dialogue: In the Men's Wear Department

Two dialogues: Fill in the correct words

Telling the time

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Telling the time | Johnny Grammar | Learn English | British Council

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

Song: Cool Kids - Echosmith

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

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

Unusual Pets 6

Unusual Pets 5

Unusual Pets 2

Unusual Pet 1

Unusual Pets 3

Unusual Pets 4

Video - The animal shelter

Click here to watch the video.

How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?

Nick Park's Creature Comforts

Pets and animals

Exercise 1: Domino
Exercise 2: A Picture Quiz
Exercise 3: Audio and Pictures
Exercise 4: Animal Maze
Exercise 5: Some more animals
Exercise 6: Drop-down list

Clothes - Vocabulary: Listen and repeat

Clothes - What are you wearing today - A video

Clothes

Exercise 1: A Quiz
Exercise 2: Words and Pictures
Exercise 3: Matching Pairs
Exercise 4: Accessories

Questions with "do" and "does"

Exercise 1 - Fill in "do" or "does"
Exercise 2 - Form the Question
Exercise 3 - Same as above

Nickelback - What Are You Waiting For? (Lyric Video)

a - an - some

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5

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