Inglese con BARBS - Brescia

26/05/2020

A bit of grammar!

What’s the difference between ‘could’ and ‘was able to’ to talk about past ability? Let Phil explain in this English In A Minute - our 60 second free English...

14/05/2020

This summer outfit 👇

05/05/2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1Sd22L6TKY

Conosci la differenza? Prova a tradurli da solo e poi guarda qui sotto.
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soon= tra poco

early= presto

quickly= velocemente

Do you know how to use 'soon', 'early' and 'quickly''in English? Georgina's going to inform us. Give us 60 in this English In A Minute - our 60 second free E...

07/04/2020

06/04/2020

Non confondete questi due! 🙈

What's the difference between 'few' and 'a few'. Learn grammar in this free one minute English class. Saskia gives us a few tips on the difference between fe...

24/03/2020

Some easy British English for you (with subtitles!)

People face fines if they do not follow government instructions, the PM says in a ministerial broadcast.

20/03/2020

Is today 20th March or March 20?

https://www.instagram.com/p/B989_UQn8vI/?igshid=zgzp6hccll2s

18/03/2020

Here is a helpful guide during these times. Stay safe!

The : we all know to wash our hands. But what about cleaning our phones? Here's how! Watch and answer these questions: 1.What should you not use?...

17/03/2020

This is the well-known Wug Test devised by Professor Jean Berko Gleason in 1958. For the Wug Test she used made-up words to evaluate children's acquisition of morphological rules‍.

Directly from 1958:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgB2iMuEZAA

And, if you would like to take the test yourself, simply click here:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/Alcas/wug_lyfe

12/03/2020

Vi sentite degli investigatori come Sherlock Holmes? Questo video vi aiuterà a esprimere le vostre deduzioni 🕵️

Must, can't, may, might and could. How do we use these modal verbs of deduction? Saskia can't do a better job of explaining modal verb of deduction in this E...

11/03/2020

> They're talking about us! < 🇮🇹🦠

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIVmENS5F4E

Learn vocabulary from the news. We're talking about the coronavirus - or Covid19 - and what is happening in Italy. The latest government advice is - don’t tr...

09/03/2020

Excellent video about the vocabulary you need to talk about the new coronavirus.

But if you're lazy, go to 21:05 and you'll listen to the list straight away.

Do let me know in the comments section if you have any questions about this, and feel free to leave feedback or suggestions for future lessons. This lesson i...