Pupil outcome: I can effectively use the words 'reek', 'stench' and other rich vocabulary associated with smell. Key learning points: - 'Reek' is a verb which means stink or smell. - 'Stench' is a noun which means odour or stink. -...

Pupil outcome: I can effectively use the words ‘scrutinise’, ‘glimpse’ and other rich vocabulary associated with looking or seeing. Key learning points: - 'Scrutinise' is a verb, which means to inspect or study. - 'Glimpse' is a verb,...

Pupil outcome: I can use -ar verbs in the preterite to talk about what I and others do to live sustainably. Key learning points: - When revisiting vocabulary it's important to revise different parts of speech: verbs, nouns, adjectives,...

Pupil outcome: I can use singular and plural modal verbs to talk about what my family can, must and want to do in the summer. Key learning points: - Before reading aloud, it is important to identify tricky sound-symbol correspondences...

Pupil outcome: I can describe family members and relationships using a range of articles, possessive adjectives, and gender and number agreement of nouns. Key learning points: - Moi-même, toi-même etc emphasise a person's involvement in...

Pupil outcome: I can exploit a longer written text to improve my vocabulary and grammar knowledge, to develop my reading skills and to create my own extended text on a contemporary issue. Key learning points: - Direct and indirect object...

Rap song all about being verbs

Rap song all about simple sentences

Advance your English vocabulary with this vocabulary builder lesson, and learn some English verbs for interactions.

Ever tried to learn English through song? Learn English faster with Ed Sheeran's song 'Castle On The Hill'.

Rap song all about adverbs

Rap song all about verbs

Rap song all about the simple tense

Rap song all about relative clause

Rap song all about prepositions

Rap song all about fronted adverbials

We've learned the simpler future and imperfect tenses for regular first and second conjugation verbs. But there are irregular verbs that will also need to use these tenses, and some of them are very common, such as the verb sum, so we...

We already learned the verb "to be" in Latin, as well as with adjectives of the first class, so now let's learn how this verb works with predicate. Don't worry, it will make sense!

In Latin there are certain verbs of necessity, command, prohibition, or emotion which are followed by an infinitive. This is called the complementary infinitive, and it is needed in order for the first verb to make sense. This will make...

We've already learned about the present tense in Latin, so now let's take a look at the simple future tense, for first and second conjugation verbs. This will use a specific infix, and help us say things like "I will", or "I shall"....

English ESL students and ESL teachers will love this animated video about subject and object pronouns. We show the difference between subject pronouns (I, she, he, it, we, they, you) and object pronouns (me, her, him, it, us, them, you)....

ESL Students and will love this Present Simple Tense video for kids. Students will learn when to use the Present Simple tense. Then English learners can see examples with a drag and drop activity using the verb: to be and verb: to eat....

Learn about the difference between the Present Perfect tense and the Past Simple tense in this fun, animated video.
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A fun dog is your host. He will show you examples of the present perfect tense as well as the past simple...

Past Participle and Present Perfect Tense with 10 Common Irregular Verbs for English ESL students. Learn 10 Popular Irregular Verbs in the Past Participle form with examples, pronunciation and in sentences.
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