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Usain Bolt – Students’ Listening Tasks

Aug

10

2015

Salaam folks! This is something out of the ordinary I did this week! Instead of giving the listening questions, I gave my students the transcript and had them work in pairs/individually to come up with listening questions of their own! With a little help from me, this is what some of them produced! I’ve typed and… ...

A star to C grade responses

Aug

4

2015

These responses are for May June 2006, exercise 6. Here is the question. Your school/college is planning to invite a famous person to give a speech at the next Prize Day. Think of any famous person you would like to invite. Write an article for your school/college magazine giving your suggestion. Your article should be about 150-200… ...

The Stormy Night

Aug

2

2015

THE STORMY NIGHT It was a dark stormy night. Thunder rumbled and lightning struck through the sky. I was lying on my bed trying to fall asleep. However, I was drenched in sweat, as the electricity was cut due to the harsh, stormy weather. I lit a candle and kept it beside my bed, on ...

A handy resource for ESL listening

Jul

30

2015

This is a re-post! These words are prevalent in most of the listening tasks. You are recommended to mug up these words, spellings and their meanings. Currencies Pound £ Euro € Dollar $ Pence p Rupees ₹ Cents C … ...

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… ...

November 2014: A plan to build a zoo

Jul

20

2015

Contributed by Aminath Shabeen, English Teacher, MAPS International High, Maldives Thanks Shabeen for your great contribution. eslmojo would like to notify the users that the following is a response to to November 2014, exercise 7. Although the response is quite lengthy, you could use the article for paragraph analysis. The arguments and substantiation of ideas ...