Giving an opinion

Giving an opinion, - Quiz

Giving an opinion quiz

Giving an opinion

This site gives useful language fopr giving an opinion

APA referencing guide

Here is all the information you need to reference research materials correctly

APA referencing

This site gives step by step information on how to make a reference list.

Personal pronouns

This table outlines the use of personal pronouns in subject object and possessive cases.

Personal pronouns
	Subject	Object	Possessive pronouns
First person – (person speaking)
singular	I	me	mine
plural	we	us	ours
Second person – (person being spoken to)
Singular or plural	you	you	yours
Third person (person or thing being spoken about)
masculine (singular)	he	him	his
feminine (singular)	she	her	hers
thing	it	it	its
Masculine or feminine (plural)	they	them	their

Personal pronouns - first/second/third person - Quiz

Engvid.com is a useful site for English language learners. This lesson explains about pronoun use and the quiz checks understanding of  personal pronouns by looking at:-

• first person - the person speaking, 
• second person - the person or people being spoken to and 
• third person the person male or female/singular or plural or thing, being spoken about.

How to create your own blog

This video clip gives you step by step instructions for creating your own blog

Functional English:- Accepting and refusing

This video from "ESL Gold" gives polite language for accepting and refusing.

Oral presentation skills - Using signpost language

This site "English Club has some excellent language to help you guide you audience through your presentation so they can follow the thread of your talk easily.

IELTS exam preparation materials - IELTS BUDDY

This site "IELTS Buddy" is an excellent site to help you prepare for the exam and steps you through all the practice exercises you will need to succeed when sitting this exam.

Oral presentation skills - Using signposting language

This site "IELTS BUDDY"gives an audio file demonstrating the use of signposting language and gives a range of language items that can be used to enable the listener to be guided through your presentation.  Why not check it out and see what language you can use in your presentation.  Good luck.

Modal verbs - could have / should have / would have

This clip helps you to understand the use of modal verbs:-could have, should have, would have.

http://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/everyday-grammar-could-have-should-have-would-have/3391128.html

Vocabulary - Memrise and The New General Service List

This site   - Memrise .com gives exercises designed to help you learn the most frequently used words in English

To try this for yourself and earn your own points you will have to sign up to the site yourself at memrise.com
It is free so why not give it a go. It can also be used on tablet or iPad

Vocabulary development - Dictionary .com

This site-Dictionary .com is useful for learning:-

• the pronunciation of a word
• the words meaning
• syllabification of the word
• synonyms and 
• the word used in a sentence

Hangman

ESL games - Hangman

Wishes and hopes

Wishes and hopes


The difference between the two ideas.

Vocabulary

Vocabulary
This site "English Vocabulary Exercises" has a variety of exercises to help you develop both academic and general vocabulary. check out the weekly challenge exercises and visit this site often to increase your skills.

http://www.englishvocabularyexercises.com/index.html