Lesson Index

Node: Title		Node: Type
Why do we say 'Over the Moon'?	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Why do we say 'Pleased as Punch'?	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - 'Add Up'	Confusing Words P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with)	Plain Lesson
How to 'Express Feelings'	FN.19 - Describing feelings, emotion, attitudes P.1 - Adult Phrases Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Pronunciation -Tongue Twister	P.1 - Adult PH.1 - Recognition and production of individual sounds	Plain Lesson
How to 'express limited knowledge'	FN.23 - Expressing certainty, probability, doubt FN.24 - Generalising and qualifying FN.26 - Speculating, and hypothesing P.1 - Adult Phrases Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Why do we say 'Cut to the chase'?	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Why do we say 'Jump on the Bandwagon'?	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
A Tom Swifty	G.24.7 - Attitudinal adverbs P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
What's the difference between 'wake up' & 'get up'?	Confusing Words P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Collocations - words we use with 'make'	Grammar P.1 - Adult V.9.4 - General lexical collocation Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
What's the difference between 'look', 'see' & 'watch'?	Confusing Words P.1 - Adult V.1.1 - Commonly confused Words Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How to use 'Its' or 'It's'	Confusing Words Grammar P.1 - Adult Punctuation V.1.1 - Commonly confused Words	Plain Lesson
Football English	P.1 - Adult T.2.1 - Sport V.2.13 - Sports Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How to use ‘if’ in conditional sentences	G.10 - Conditionals Grammar P.1 - Adult	Plain Lesson
French expressions in English	P.1 - Adult Phrases V.2.14 - Borrowed Words (Loanwords) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Summer - 'sun', 'shine' and 'summer' idioms	Idioms P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Canadian English	P.1 - Adult T.16 - Different types of English Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Irregular Verb List	G.1.1 - Morphology (Grammatical inflection __ forms of words; 3rd person Grammar P.1 - Adult V.2.6 - Verbs, basic Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Using 'used to' for past habits	G.6.3 - Used to Grammar P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Cartoon - English Joke	P.1 - Adult V.10 - Homonyms, homographs, homophones Vocabulary Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Cartoon - English Joke 2	P.1 - Adult Phrases V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Cartoon - English Joke 3	P.1 - Adult V.10 - Homonyms, homographs, homophones Vocabulary Cartoon	Plain Lesson
How to use 'contractions'	G.1.2.1 - Contractions Grammar P.1 - Adult Punctuation	Plain Lesson
Personality Adjectives - 'What is she like?'	FN.8 - Describing people P.1 - Adult V.2.12 - Adjectives: personality, description, feelings Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
'weekend' idioms and more!	P.1 - Adult V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How to use 'understatement'	FN.8 - Describing people P.1 - Adult Phrases V.4 - Register (formal and Informal) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
the importance of punctuation	P.1 - Adult Punctuation W.1.2 - Effectively using punctuation	Plain Lesson
SMS English - Text Speak 'A-Z'	P.1 - Adult Vocabulary W.1.4 - Selecting an appropriate style __ register	Plain Lesson
How to advise someone (not) to do something	FN.12 - Advice P.1 - Adult Phrases Reading	Plain Lesson
Ways to say hello and goodbye	FN.5 - Greetings P.1 - Adult Phrases V.7.1 - Fixed and semi-fixed	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - 'Step on'	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
Business English: Buying and Selling Vocab	P.5 - Business V.1 - Lexical Range (general) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
American versus British English	P.1 - Adult T.16 - Different types of English V.1 - Lexical Range (general) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
What is strange about this paragraph?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle	Plain Lesson
Can you read this?	P.1 - Adult Puzzle Reading	Plain Lesson
Phobias	P.1 - Adult T.20 - Health, illness, medicine V.1 - Lexical Range (general) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How many words can you find?	P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How to write a business letter	D.1 - Coherence (Does the text make sense?) D.2 - Cohesion (Are the elements of the text connected?) P.1 - Adult P.5 - Business Reading Vocabulary W.0 - Writing (Productive)	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - 'Fall out'	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
SMS English	P.1 - Adult R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Credit-Crisis: How to talk about the economy	Confusing Words FN.9 - Describing things P.1 - Adult P.5 - Business Reading T.21 - Money, finance, economy, business Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
How to use Would	G.10.2 - 2nd and 3rd conditional G.12 - Reported Speech G.6.4 - Would expressing habit in the past Grammar P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
English Riddle: Can you answer the question?	P.1 - Adult R.3 - Reading for detail __ Intensive reading (Understanding details about the text) Reading	Plain Lesson
Showing offence	FN.19 - Describing feelings, emotion, attitudes FN.30 - Expressing reaction, e.g. indifference P.1 - Adult Phrases	Plain Lesson
Using About, Around and -ish	Confusing Words FN.23 - Expressing certainty, probability, doubt P.1 - Adult V.7.1.1 - Approximating (vague language) Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Shall	FN.11 - Suggestions FN.12 - Advice G.7.3 - Future Time (will & going to) P.1 - Adult Vocabulary	Plain Lesson
Phrasal Verb - 'See Through'	P.1 - Adult Phrasal Verbs V.9.3 - Phrasal verbs (get up __ make up with) Cartoon	Plain Lesson
How to use tact	FN.27.1 - Tentatively expressing opinions FN.31 - Critiquing and reviewing P.1 - Adult Phrases R.0 - Reading (receptive) Reading	Plain Lesson
Top 10 most disliked words & phrases!	P.1 - Adult Phrases Reading V.7.2 - Idiomatic Language V.7.3 - Colloquial language	Plain Lesson

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