This is SO fun!! Let’s try some tongue twisters and improve both our fluency and pronunciation:
“Listening to tongue twisters is one way to improve your English pronunciation. It’s very difficult to say tongue twisters in English so don’t worry if you can’t do it very well at first, just have fun!” – British Council
Can you say what you like and dislike in English? And how fast can you do it?
Let’s check it at….
What are your friends like? Can you match the words for different kinds of personality and the descriptions?
Describing people – Can you guess the person?
Today is holiday!! On 5 November every year, it iscelebrated Bonfire Night (or Guy Fawkes’ Night).
People all around England lit bonfires
and enjoy fireworks displays
On top of the fire is a “guy
” (like a scarecrow
They do these things because they’re remembering when the King of England, James l, and the Houses of Parliament were nearly blown up with gunpowder .
Let’s learn more about this vocabulary. Lessons on:
Here we are in London. That’s the house we’re staying:
Now, can you describe it? Are there any windows? If yes, how many windows are there? Are there any doors? How many floors are there? How about the colors? What’s the color of the door? Beautiful, isn’t it?
Now, let’s take a look at our bedroom:
Ok, now describe it: “There is a window, ….” What’s in front of the chair? What’s on the wall? What’s behind the bed? What’s under the TV?
We also have got a garden in our backyard, take a look:
Our bedroom window opens to it. Isn’t it beautiful?
Post your answers on the comments section of this post.
Silvia and Luna