Rainy Season Vocabulary | English Vocabulary Weather with pictures

 

WHAT'S THE TIME? / WHAT TIME IS IT?

 

VERB TO BE

 

Pip the Guide Dog - to be/to have got

 

Task description & scene summary 

Task description: Revise the verbs to be and to have got in the present simple tense(affirmative and negative forms). 
Scene summary: Pip is a puppy who's attending the Canine University for guide dogs, but it looks he's not so good at it. Video source: Pip | A Short Animated Film

BASIC VOCABULARY FOR BEGINNERS

INTRODUCTIONS. BEGINNERS

INTRODUCTIONS 1

Say your name and something you like:

My name is Tess and

I like tea ...

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INTRODUCTIONS 2

Introduce your classmate

Her /His name is Tess and

She/ He likes Tea.

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TWO TRUTHS 

AND 

A LIE

Say three statements. One must be false and the others must be true.

Let your classmates make a guess:

I'm single.😩👎
I've got two children. 👍

I'm a teacher 👍

HAVE or HAVE GOT?

Possessions and Relationships

• Examples: 

        I have got a small house.               =               I have a small house.

        She has got a lot of friends            =              She has a lot of friends.

• HAVE GOT is less common in American English, especially in questions and negatives.  

                UK                                                                            USA

        Have you got time?                                           Do you have time?

        I have got a problem.                                        I got a problem.  (quite common)

• Common Errors with ‘HAVE GOT’

        -  ‘do’ and ‘got’ are not used together:

                RIGHT                                                        WRONG

        Do you have any children?             Do you have got any children?

    

        Have you got any children?           Have you any children?

   Don’t use ‘have got’ when we’re talking about repeated or habitual states. 

                 RIGHT                                    WRONG

                                                                                            

        He has got a headache today.                He has often got headaches.

        He has a headache today.

        He often has headaches.

‘HAVE’ to Talk about Actions and Experiences

• Examples: 

        Let’s have some wine.

        When are we having lunch?

        I had a good time at the concert.

• In expressions like these, ‘have’ can mean ‘eat’, ‘drink’, ‘enjoy’, or ‘experience’. The exact meaning depends on the noun that follows.

Common expressions:

have breakfast	have lunch	have dinner
have a dream	have an accident	have a good time
have a bad day	have a day off	have a good flight
have a good trip	have a conversation	have a disagreement
have a fight	have difficulty	have a problem

• Keep in mind that in British English using ‘have’ with the words ‘bath’, ‘shower’, ‘rest’, ‘swim’, and ‘walk’ is more common, but in American English, ‘take’ is also possible

                    UK                                                                USA

    I’m going to have a shower.                    I’m going to take a shower.    

    Let’s have a walk.                                    Let’s take a walk.

• Use ‘do’ to make questions and negative statements. Progressive/continuous forms are also possible:

                              RIGHT                                                                        WRONG

Did you have fun?                                                        Had you fun? 

            I don't know what we're having for lunch today.

• When using this structure, contractions are not common

                                    RIGHT                                                        WRONG

I have dinner at around 8 pm.           I've dinner at around 8 pm.

Taken from In English We Love

INTERACTIVE VIDEO. MR BEAN: BACK TO SCHOOL (1ESO)

Task description:

Practice the vocabulary related to school. Unscrambling sentences and multiple-choice questions.

Scene summary:

Mr. Beans ends up at school by coincidence and he has to prove himself as a teacher.

Video source: Mr. Bean the Animated Series: Back to School

ONLINE CROSSWORD PUZZLES

 Beginning Level Puzzles

 Click on a link below to start your crossword puzzle! 

• "Days of the Week" - Low Beginning, Small
• "Months of the Year" - Low Beginning, Medium
• "Colors" - Low Beginning, Small
• "Fruit" - Low Beginning, Small
• "Parts of the Body" - Low Beginning, Large
• "Adjectives" - Low Beginning, Extra Large
• "Verbs in Present Tense" - Low Beginning, Extra Large
• "Important Words" - Low Beginning, Medium
• "Addition and Multiplication" - Low Beginning, Extra Large
• "Animals" - Low Beginning, Large
• "In the Kitchen" - Mid Beginning, Medium
• "The Weather" - Mid Beginning, Small
• "Modes of Transportation" - Mid Beginning, Small
• "Breakfast Foods" - Mid Beginning, Medium
• "Around Town" - Mid Beginning, Medium
• "Clothing" - High Beginning, Medium
• "Ordinal Numbers (First, Second, Third...)" - High Beginning, Small
• "Subtraction and Division" - High Beginning, Large
• "In the Classroom" - High Beginning, Medium
• "On Television" - High Beginning, Medium
• "Chores" - High Beginning, Small

Intermediate Level Puzzles

• "Family Tree" - Low Intermediate, Medium
• "At a Restaurant" - Low Intermediate, Medium
• "Traits and Feelings" - Low Intermediate, Large
• "Shapes" - Low Intermediate, Small
• "Parts of a House" - Mid Intermediate, Large
• "Out Shopping" - Mid Intermediate, Medium
• "Prepositions" - Mid Intermediate, Extra Large
• "Landscaping" - High Intermediate, Medium
• "School Subjects" - High Intermediate, Medium
• "In the Newspaper" - High Intermediate, Medium

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English for Beginners - Easy Lessons, Games and Quizzes

Click on the link: Games and Quizzes

Easy online lessons about classroom things, for English beginners.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, listening, reading, pronunciation.

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CLASSROOM TASKS

Learn English words for following instructions.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, listening, reading, pronunciation.

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NUMBERS 1-12

Learn English words for the numbers 1 to 12.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, listening, reading, pronunciation.

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COMPUTERS

Learn and practice English words for parts of the computer.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, reading, writing.

Word List    Vocabulary Quiz     More Activities

SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

Learn English words for common signs and symbols.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, listening, reading, pronunciation.

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HEALTH AND SAFETY

Learn English words, signs and symbols for health and safety.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, listening, reading, pronunciation.

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GIVING PERSONAL INFORMATION

Learn some English words for talking about yourself.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, reading, writing.

Reading and Writing    Matching

POLITE ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS

Learn to greet and thank people, and ask for help in English.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, reading, listening.

Hello and Goodbye    Help!     More Activities

TELLING THE TIME

Learn how to tell the time in English, using the 24 hour clock.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, reading, writing, listening.

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WEATHER

Learn English words for talking about different kinds of weather.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, reading, listening.

Word List     Picture Quiz    More Activities

DAILY ROUTINES

Learn English words for hobbies, interests, and things we do every day.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling.

Word List     Picture Quiz    More Activities

TRANSPORT

Learn English words for different kinds of vehicles.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling, reading, listening.

Word List     Matching    More Activities

HOUSE AND HOME

Learn English words for things in the home.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling.

Kitchen     Living Room    More Activities

CLOTHES

Learn English words for clothing, footwear and accessories.

Skills: vocabulary, spelling.

Men's Clothes     Women's Clothes    More

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