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Seeing something strange!

Sep

16

2015

Contributed by Ahmed Nasir, English Teacher, Bileddhoo School, Maldives Thanks Nasir for sharing! Readers, this is a response to the earlier question that was posted yesterday. Dear Aisha, I was brimming over with joy when I got your email and I thought to tell about something mind-boggling I saw today. Well, I was… ...

Student Responses – Mails from 9

Sep

15

2015

Student Responses : Grade 9, Maaungoodhoo School, Maldives Question Yesterday you were looking out of the window when you saw something strange. You decide to write an email about it to a friend. In your email you should: • explain why you were looking out of the window • describe what you saw and how you felt • say what you… ...

Emotional Idioms

Aug

25

2015

An A-Z collection of idioms that describe feelings! Teach them and help your students spice up their narrative and friendly emails! Do you have any cool materials to share? We will publish them for you! bare your heart (or soul) to someone If you bare you heart (or soul) to someone, you reveal your innermost thoughts and feelings… ...

Email about cousin’s wedding

Aug

17

2015

Exercise 6 You recently attended your cousin’s wedding. Write an email to tell a friend about it. In your email you should: say when and where the wedding took place describe what happened at the wedding explain how you felt about the event The pictures above may give you some ideas, and you should try… ...

A glimpse of how I do it #3

Jul

29

2015

Assalamu’alaikum (peace be upon you) everyone! Today, I’m sharing how I prepare my students to write an effective letter. (Format, style and register have been already covered, and I won’t talk about them here). A student’s actual work has been included to show you that it WORKS! Here’s the question: You have recently seen a new… ...

Planning for Language Teaching – A two week pathway

Jul

7

2015

INTRODUCTION Of all the languages used across the world today, English deserves utmost eminence and prominence. In a global world, the need to know English as a means of communication or a lingua franca is inevitable. This knowledge facilitates personal and international relations across different countries. Even in the Maldives, the knowledge of English language is widespread. The education… ...