My Little English Class

💬 ¿Crees que to rise solo significa "subir"? Piénsalo otra vez.

Desde rise to the challenge hasta rise through the ranks, este verbo forma parte de algunas de las collocations más comunes del inglés.

Aprenderlas te ayudará a ampliar tu vocabulario y a expresarte de forma más natural, tanto en conversaciones como en los exámenes Cambridge English.

¿Cuál de estas collocations conocías ya? ¿Cuál vas a empezar a utilizar?

Notebook or camera? 📓📱

Which one sounds more like you? Tell us in the comments 👇🏽

Millennial vs Gen Z teachers 🧑🏻‍🏫👩🏼‍🏫

Different planning styles – same goal: a great lesson. 🥰

Which team are you? Tell us in the comments 👇

🏖️ Los días de playa y las vacaciones de verano son la ocasión perfecta para ampliar tu vocabulario en inglés.

Desde coger olas hasta relajarte bajo una sombrilla, estas expresiones te ayudarán a hablar de tus planes y actividades de verano de forma más natural. ☀️🌊

Aprender vocabulario a través de situaciones cotidianas hace que sea más fácil recordarlo y utilizarlo cuando realmente lo necesitas.

📌 Guarda este post para tu próxima escapada a la playa y sigue practicando inglés durante todo el verano.

¿Cuál de estas actividades es imprescindible para ti en un día de playa? Te leemos en comentarios 👇

Check out the 5-step P.O.W.E.R. process and use it in your exam writing classes to help your students create better essays.

Do your students struggle with the difference between ‘do’ and ‘make’?⁣
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Often when we use ‘do’ and ‘make’ with noun phrases, ‘do’ focuses on the process of acting or performing something, whereas ‘make’ emphasises the product or outcome of an action.⁣
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However, as many of you know, there are lots of exceptions. So it can help to present lists of examples like this one to help students learn.⁣
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How do you teach the difference between ‘do’ and ‘make’?

Planning your summer? Let’s do it in English! 🗓️☀️

Upgrade your vocabulary with these phrasal verbs to talk about plans.

Pick one and use it in a sentence about your summer plans in the comments. ⬇️

Save this post to keep them handy. 💾

Do you know the difference between ‘see’, ‘look at’ and ‘watch’? 👀⁣⁣
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Check out our simple guide, then try to write a sentence with each one!⁣

Are you looking for a fun, interactive activity for young learners? 🧒👧

A gallery tour activates their creativity and allows them to show off their skills! 💡

Try this engaging pronunciation game with your students! 🤩

Give students a list of words.
In groups, they mouth each word silently and other students have to guess it!

This works especially well with /θ/ and /d/ sounds. 😉