Dear all
Thank you for joining the channel. The main aim of creating this channel is to enable me as a teacher to share useful and related material with you to help you learn English faster.
What I currently intend to share with you includes (but not necessarily limited to) videos, stories, vocabulary and grammar lessons.
I hope you find the lessons helpful and useful as they are intended to be.
In case you have any ideas to make the channel more useful to you, please do not hesitate to write to me at @TalebSedaghat .
Good luck to you all
Thank you for joining the channel. The main aim of creating this channel is to enable me as a teacher to share useful and related material with you to help you learn English faster.
What I currently intend to share with you includes (but not necessarily limited to) videos, stories, vocabulary and grammar lessons.
I hope you find the lessons helpful and useful as they are intended to be.
In case you have any ideas to make the channel more useful to you, please do not hesitate to write to me at @TalebSedaghat .
Good luck to you all
The following video is an interesting lesson given by a Canadian teacher about how to talk about football.
The video is quite long but it is worth downloading.
Hope you like it.
The video is quite long but it is worth downloading.
Hope you like it.
Dear class
For more info on useful vocabulary about the topic of football, please check the link provided above
Good luck
For more info on useful vocabulary about the topic of football, please check the link provided above
Good luck
Hi everyone!
Hope you’re doing well! In the following video Ronnie, the Canadian teacher, is going to tell you how to sharpen your job interview skills.
Enjoy the lesson and good luck.
Hope you’re doing well! In the following video Ronnie, the Canadian teacher, is going to tell you how to sharpen your job interview skills.
Enjoy the lesson and good luck.
Hi class!
It's late at night. (Hope I don't wake you up!)
Have you just been recruited, promoted, or retrenched?
Rebecca will teach you 24 essential business English expressions to talk about your working life and career, from hiring to retiring, and everything in between.
You'll learn key vocabulary for job interviews, resumes, and work performance.
Sorry for posting a video at this time of the night!
Sweet dreams
It's late at night. (Hope I don't wake you up!)
Have you just been recruited, promoted, or retrenched?
Rebecca will teach you 24 essential business English expressions to talk about your working life and career, from hiring to retiring, and everything in between.
You'll learn key vocabulary for job interviews, resumes, and work performance.
Sorry for posting a video at this time of the night!
Sweet dreams
Dear All
It’s late at night again and the old owl (your teacher) is back at work.
I was surfing the net for some food to feed your brains with and I luckily came across a great website known to you all but not as an English teaching website.
We all know that BBC has worldwide recognized TV and radio channels through which they broadcast the latest news and reports on a wide range of topics.
But few of us knew that BBC has a mission to teach the English language to as many people as they can.
I am not going to tell you more about how great the website is with all the lessons which they provide to help English learners at different levels to improve their English language skills.
Why BBC offers such a service, is not what I am going to tell you. They do it for a reason but that is not our concern at the moment.
The following link is going to take you right to the gold mine (An English course for upper intermediate level. You can check other pages for other levels from the tabs provided at the top of the page):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate
Needless to say that I plan to upload some videos from the same website to our channel.
Hope you like the website and visit it more often and on a regular basis
Good luck to you all
It’s late at night again and the old owl (your teacher) is back at work.
I was surfing the net for some food to feed your brains with and I luckily came across a great website known to you all but not as an English teaching website.
We all know that BBC has worldwide recognized TV and radio channels through which they broadcast the latest news and reports on a wide range of topics.
But few of us knew that BBC has a mission to teach the English language to as many people as they can.
I am not going to tell you more about how great the website is with all the lessons which they provide to help English learners at different levels to improve their English language skills.
Why BBC offers such a service, is not what I am going to tell you. They do it for a reason but that is not our concern at the moment.
The following link is going to take you right to the gold mine (An English course for upper intermediate level. You can check other pages for other levels from the tabs provided at the top of the page):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate
Needless to say that I plan to upload some videos from the same website to our channel.
Hope you like the website and visit it more often and on a regular basis
Good luck to you all
**Who was William Shakespeare?
William Shakespeare is one of the world's greatest writers. He wrote plays for the theatre. He wrote poetry too.
Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, in England. Later he went to London, to be an actor. But he became famous for writing plays. His friends said he was the best writer of his time. Most people now say he was the best of all time.
**Why is Shakespeare so famous?
Shakespeare lived more than 400 years ago. Yet people still go to see his plays.
Shakespeare plays are performed all over the world. Students study Shakespeare in school and at university. People write books about Shakespeare. There are Shakespeare theatres and Shakespeare festivals.
**When did Shakespeare live?
William Shakespeare was born in 1564. He grew up in Tudor England in the time of Queen Elizabeth I.
He lived in exciting times. Francis Drake sailed around the world (1577-1580). Shakespeare was probably in London when the Spanish Armada sailed to attack England in 1588. He saw the coronation of King James I in 1603. 1605 was the year of the Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes. Shakespeare died in 1616.
William Shakespeare is one of the world's greatest writers. He wrote plays for the theatre. He wrote poetry too.
Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, in England. Later he went to London, to be an actor. But he became famous for writing plays. His friends said he was the best writer of his time. Most people now say he was the best of all time.
**Why is Shakespeare so famous?
Shakespeare lived more than 400 years ago. Yet people still go to see his plays.
Shakespeare plays are performed all over the world. Students study Shakespeare in school and at university. People write books about Shakespeare. There are Shakespeare theatres and Shakespeare festivals.
**When did Shakespeare live?
William Shakespeare was born in 1564. He grew up in Tudor England in the time of Queen Elizabeth I.
He lived in exciting times. Francis Drake sailed around the world (1577-1580). Shakespeare was probably in London when the Spanish Armada sailed to attack England in 1588. He saw the coronation of King James I in 1603. 1605 was the year of the Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes. Shakespeare died in 1616.