Collective Nouns

 

Oral Exam Info

Read the information about how to do the oral part of the exam: times and procedure.

Tongue Twister Time

 

Making uncountable nouns countable (1)

 A grain of rice and a clove of garlic

Collocations with TOTALLY & GREATLY; HIGHLY DEEPLY & UTTERLY

Greatly and Totally COLLOCATIONS

Collocations with: Highly, Deeply and Utterly

C1 Stay Healthy

To learn vocabulary in context about Health Matters you can read and consider the following:

How to Stay Healthy during Lockdown

Even though it was mainly written for lockdown purposes, you'll find it immensely useful for vocabulary to use and ideas to develop when talking about emotional, mental, physical and psychological well-being in general. 

Highlight / underline / jot down any phrases or expressions you think you might use to give your opinion about the topic. The article provides you with plenty of links to widen your knowledge about some more specific areas in this field. 

C1 & C2 Final exam dates

Dates for final exam (written parts) have been published:

C1: 4th June

C2: 31st May

All exams will start at 4.00 pm at the EOI

Check info here.

Valentine's Love Songs Playlist (by EOI CT students)

 

Here is the playlist compiled by our students. 

You will find love songs in all the languages we teach at the school. 

Enjoy it!!! 

Here is another (just 10) Songs for St Valentine’s playlist  by Pearson.

Mixed Conditionals

Do this activity... and this... and finally this one. 

If you've done them all right, you can say you master mixed conditionals. If you haven't, start again and redo the activities.

C1 and C2 Oral & Written Mediation Activities

Spotify
MOOC Courses

Extreme Adjectives in English Part 1

Highlight the new ones in the list and make true sentences for you. E.g. :

Thank God it's been raining lately, the land was parched.

I must get a drink - I'm absolutely parched! 

From: Dictionary Blog Cambridge

Scorching, Furious and Delighted

How to Understand UK Accents

 

Register (key)

Check your register activity here.

Idioms with HAND (Part 1)

Help is at hand

Conclusion paragraphs in Essays

 

Safer Internet Day - Home

Safer Internet Day - Home: Safer Internet Day (SID) is organised by Insafe in February of each year  promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially among children and young people in Europe and across the world.

This is Future Learning - Discover our new brand campaign - FutureLearn

This is Future Learning - Discover our new brand campaign - FutureLearn

Register

On Register

KEY next week

St Valentine EOI CT Contest

Improve your Spelling!

C1 Speaking

Even though Cambridge Oral exam is different from ours, it is useful to listen to a sample. 
 

Idioms with ‘water’, Part 1

Like a Duck to Water and more...

5 Real British Accents You Need to Understand

 

vocabulary.com

Vocabulary.com

Words for the person in charge

Working together: The Language of Unions

40 English Phrases

C1 & C2 Collocations with intensifying adverbs

Check here to have a reference list of intensifying adverbs and their collocations...

... and do this activity to practise.

Seven essential tips for improving your writing

On Radio 4's Word of Mouth, language guru Lane Greene shared his expertise in writing and offered the following great advice.

The language of COVID (update)

Bubbles and a breakthrough

A bit of Scottish Accent!

 

Thanks for sharing Loli!!!

18 Braw Scottish Words & their Meanings

C1 + C2 Verb Patterns

Verb + inf. or Verb + -ing?

Verb + that-clause.

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs