Lesson Index

Node: Title		Node: Type
Top-ten favourite words	P.1 - Adult Reading V.1 - Lexical Range (general) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
What are Split Infinitives?	Confusing Words G.9 - Gerund & Infinitive Grammar P.1 - Adult	Plain Lesson
10 useful acronyms and abbreviations	P.1 - Adult V.1 - Lexical Range (general) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
English puzzle Can you guess the missing words?	FN.1 - Numbers P.1 - Adult Puzzle V.1 - Lexical Range (general)	Plain Lesson
New Year's Resolutions	FN.20 - Describing hopes and plans G.7.3.1 - Plans (will & going to) P.1 - Adult Reading T.18 - Problems and Difficulties	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - 'Hold Up'	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Christmas Reading	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading	Plain Lesson
Danny: Common Mistakes Made by English Learners	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading S.2 - Accuracy (How many mistakes you make)	Plain Lesson
What does Just the Ticket mean?	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language	Plain Lesson
Danny's Junk Mail	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading	Plain Lesson
How to use Sarcasm	FN.30 - Expressing reaction, e.g. indifference P.1 - Adult Ph.4.2 - Attitudinal intonation (i.e. indicating speaker’s attitude) Phrases	Plain Lesson
British English slang!	P.1 - Adult T.16 - Different types of English V.7.3 - Colloquial language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Culture Lesson: Boston Chinatown	P.1 - Adult Reading T.22 - EC Schools Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Can you answer the puzzle?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.3 - Reading for detail __ Intensive reading (Understanding details about the text)	Plain Lesson
Top 10 passwords	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How to use 'over'	G.20 - Prepositions and prepositional phrases P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
German words used in English	P.1 - Adult V.2.14 - Borrowed Words (Loanwords) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
A-Z of descriptive adjectives	FN.8 - Describing people P.1 - Adult V.2.2 - Personal information Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
English Joke: Hole in One	P.1 - Adult Vocabulary Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Can you find the mistakes in these sentences?	G.0 - Grammar Grammar P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - Act up	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
What's the answer to this riddle?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.3 - Reading for detail __ Intensive reading (Understanding details about the text)	Plain Lesson
How to learn new words!	P.1 - Adult T.24 - Learner Training Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Danny's Piece	P.1 - Adult R.7 - Extensive reading, reading for pleasure Reading	Plain Lesson
In the news: 13-year-old father	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Quick tip - Well vs Good	G.23 - Adjectives G.24.2 - Simple adverbs of place, manner and time Grammar P.1 - Adult	Plain Lesson
Puzzle - What's the answer?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.3 - Reading for detail __ Intensive reading (Understanding details about the text) R.4.3 - Making explanatory inferences (Why? How?)	Plain Lesson
Quick Tip - Thinking in English	P.1 - Adult Reading T.24 - Learner Training	Plain Lesson
March Idioms	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - Look Up	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Danny's Piece 'Seeing a Doctor'	P.1 - Adult R.7 - Extensive reading, reading for pleasure Reading	Plain Lesson
Movie Lesson: Coraline	L.2 - Specific (Understanding parts of the text) L.5 - Bottom-Up processing skills (Understanding the letters __ words in the text) Listening P.1 - Adult T.8 - Film	Plain Lesson
English Riddle - What's the answer?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.4.3 - Making explanatory inferences (Why? How?)	Plain Lesson
Quick Tip - How to use Either and Neither	D.2.2.4 - Linking words __ phrases G.24 - Adverbs Grammar P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Common mistakes in English - Do you make any of these?	Confusing Words G.1 - Form (How sentences are made) Grammar P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
What is the Future Continuous?	G.7.4 - Future Continuous Grammar P.1 - Adult	Plain Lesson
Idioms for exciting things	FN.9 - Describing things Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language	Plain Lesson
Music Lesson - Lily Allen 'The Fear'	L.1 - Global (Understanding the whole text) L.2 - Specific (Understanding parts of the text) Listening Music Video P.1 - Adult	Plain Lesson
Riddle of the Sphinx	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.4.3 - Making explanatory inferences (Why? How?)	Plain Lesson
'I'm not a ...' 4 useful expressions	Idioms P.1 - Adult Phrases V.7.1 - Fixed and semi-fixed V.7.3 - Colloquial language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Quick Tip - specially vs especially	Confusing Words G.24.2 - Simple adverbs of place, manner and time P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
20,000 users thanks to YOU!	P.1 - Adult Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Riddle: Do you know the answer to this horse race question?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.4.3 - Making explanatory inferences (Why? How?)	Plain Lesson
Danny's 'Do you want to learn English'?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle R.7 - Extensive reading, reading for pleasure	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - Make Up	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Quick Tip - Use it or lose it!	P.1 - Adult Reading T.24 - Learner Training	Plain Lesson
So what are you doing this weekend?	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Phrases we use when trying to remember something	P.1 - Adult Phrases V.7.1 - Fixed and semi-fixed	Plain Lesson
Meeting New People	FN.5 - Greetings FN.6 - Giving personal information P.1 - Adult Phrases Reading S.7.5 - Familiarity with questioning techniques	Plain Lesson
How to become a better writer	FN.12 - Advice P.1 - Adult Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson

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