Speaking – Topic: Work

Speaking – Topic: Work

by | May 16, 2023 | Vocabulary

What is the current unemployment rate in your country, and how does it compare to previous years? How has the average income and wage growth changed in your industry over the past decade, and what factors have contributed to these changes? What are the top industries...
‘Restaurant’ – ESL Speaking Activity Card

‘Restaurant’ – ESL Speaking Activity Card

by | Apr 18, 2023 | Vocabulary

What is your favorite restaurant? Why? What makes it so special? If you could create a restaurant that specializes in one type of cuisine, what would it be and why? What is the most unique or interesting restaurant you have ever eaten at, and what made it stand out?...
ESL Poster – Pastry

ESL Poster – Pastry

by | Mar 9, 2023 | Vocabulary

croissant tart cronut eclair cake cookies pizza phyllo dough bread macarons pancakes donut (US) cinnamon bun baguette s’mores pretzel muffin scones bagel pie crackers toast crepes roll corn bread fruit bread bread rolls challah bread sticks dumplings noodles...
ESL Posters

ESL Posters

by | Mar 4, 2023 | Vocabulary

ESL POSTERS These posters are a great tool for your classroom. They can help your learners to master English language in a shorter period of time. ready for printing great for visual learners could serve as a great decoration for your classroom eye-catching free...
Use of ALL and WHOLE – when do we use them?

Use of ALL and WHOLE – when do we use them?

by | Mar 3, 2023 | Grammar

Whole and all are used to express totality but differ slightly in application. Whole refers to something complete or entire, often focusing on singular nouns. For example, “the whole cake” emphasizes the entirety of one item. It usually pairs with singular...