Practice English This Summer!

Hi everyone! I’ve made a list of free websites you can use to study your English this summer.

I hope that you all have a lovely summer!

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Level 2 Websites

1. ESL-Lab.com (Listening, Reading, Vocabulary)

2. Talk English: English Listening Lessons (Listening, Reading)

3. The ELC Study Zone (Grammar, Reading, Vocabulary)

4. EngVid – English Video Lessons (English videos)

5. Games to Learn English (Games, Grammar, Vocabulary, Sentence Building)

6. ESL Literacy Readers (Online Books, choose Level F and Level G)

7. Pronunciation Videos (English videos, Speaking, Listening)

8. VOA News: Let’s Learn English! Level 2 (Listening, Reading, English videos)

 

Level 1 Websites:
1. Learning Chocolate Vocabulary (Vocabulary, Listening, Spelling)

2. LanguageGuide English Vocabulary (Vocabulary, Listening)

 

 

Email Guidelines, Examples and Tips

Tips for writing an email:

• Write the person’s email address where it says To.
• Write the title of your email where it says Subject.
• Always greet the person you are emailing, at the top of your message.
• When you are finished, sign your name at the end of the message. This is called a Signature.

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Example emails – Includes Opening Sentence and Closing Sentence

Yellow text – Opening sentence of an email.
Green text – Closing sentence of an email.

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Example 1 – An email to your teacher

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Example 2 – An email to a friend

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When you don’t know the person’s name

Sometimes you don’t know who will be reading your email. Instead of saying “Dear…” or “Hi…”, you can say:

• Good morning,
• Good afternoon,
• Good evening,
• Hello,

Remember to keep it short! This is just a greeting, not part of the main message.

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Different ways to politely finish an Email

Here are some examples of words you can use to finish an email:

• With kind regards,
• Sincerely,
• With thanks,
• Regards,
• Thanks,
• Thank you,

If you are emailing a friend or family member, you don’t need to write one of these phrases.

Sightseeing and Ordering Food – Listening Activities

Happy Friday everyone! Please try these two ESL-Lab.com listening lessons. Click on the links (below) to go to the lessons.

Please listen to the conversations, then answer the 5 questions. You can also read the words by clicking on the Listening Script button.

1. Sightseeing Tours – Listening Activity

2. Restaurant Order – Listening Activity

Have a wonderful weekend!

Kahoot Challenge: Summer Vocabulary!

Happy Wednesday everyone. It’s Kahoot time!

This Kahoot is all about summer vocabulary words. Some of these words might be new words! If you don’t know what a word means, please look up its meaning in a dictionary.

You can play this Kahoot until Saturday, June 14th, at 11:00 PM. Good luck!

Click here to play the Kahoot!

Have a great day!

 

GM Food – Reading Activity

Practice your reading skills with this new story!

Read and listen to the story, and then answer the questions. This lesson has 3 parts.

1. GM Food – Reading Comprehension

2. Recreate the Story

3. Vocabulary Matching

Have a good day!

Conditional Sentences – Grammar Practice

Happy Friday everyone!

Conditional sentences can be confusing for English learners. You will learn more about them in level 3.

Examples of conditional sentences include:

• If the sun is bright, then wear sunglasses.
• If it snows, then make a snowman.
• If it is windy, then fly a kite.

Watch the video and play the game (below) to learn more about conditional sentences.

Video

Watch this video to learn about zero conditional sentences and first conditional sentences.

Try the video’s quiz when you’re finished watching the video!

Quiz Link: https://www.gamestolearnenglish.com/conditional-sentences/

Game

After you’ve watched the video, try this conditional sentences game!

Click “Start” to play the game. Click “Review” to see examples of conditional sentences.

Click Here to Try the Conditionals Sentences Game!

Have a great weekend!