Food & Flavours: Vocabulary for Taste (A2)
Match each food to its most likely flavour word. More than one answer may be possible — justify your choice!
Category: English Teaching
Your Story in English: Personal Introduction
"Hello, my name is Sourov. I'm originally from Bangladesh — I grew up in a city called Chittagong on the coast. I moved to Australia in 2005, and I lived in Sydney for many years.…
Learning a Language as an Adult: Vocabulary Strategies
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English for Hospitality: Welcoming Guests
The moment a guest arrives, your words set the tone. Use formal register in professional hospitality settings.
Lesson 12: Prepositions of Place & Movement — In, On, At, Along, Into (A1)
By Sourov Deb — Cambridge CELTA course completed — 120 supervised teaching hours and four written assignments validated to the required standard.
The Passive Voice: Things Get Done
Change each active sentence into the passive. Include the agent only if it adds useful information.
Reported Speech: What Did They Say?
Change each sentence into reported speech. Remember to backshift the tense and change pronouns where needed.
Modal Verbs: Could, Should, Would
Choose could, should, or would (or their negative forms). More than one answer may be possible — justify your choice.
Past Simple vs Past Continuous: Telling Stories
I was carrying [past continuous — background] a tray of champagne glasses when the head sommelier walked [past simple — interrupting event] in.
Lesson 11: Going to vs Will — Future Plans & Predictions (A2)
By Sourov Deb — Cambridge CELTA course completed — 120 supervised teaching hours and four written assignments validated to the required standard.