Professional Email Greetings and Sign-offs | Business English B1
Match the greeting to your relationship. "Hey Mike" to your director is too casual. "Dear Sir or Madam" to a colleague of three years is too stiff.
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Can and Can’t — Talking About Abilities | English for Kids A2
A short A2 lesson for children on using can and can’t to talk about abilities, with the basic form, simple example sentences and questions with short answers to practise.
Question Words — Who, What, Where, When, Why | English for Kids A2
An A2 lesson for children on the question words who, what, where, when and why: what each one asks about, with example questions to read and practise.
Present Continuous — What’s Happening Right Now? | English for Kids A2
Look around you. Write 3 sentences: "My [friend] is ___ing."
Simple Present — What I Do Every Day | English for Kids A2
An A2 lesson for children on the present simple for habits and daily routines, showing when to add -s for he, she and it, with everyday example sentences.
My School Day — Daily Routines | English for Kids A2
Routine verbs: wake up · get dressed · eat breakfast · go to school · study · have lunch · play · do homework · go to bed
Animals on the Farm — English for Kids | A1
Farm animals: cow · pig · horse · sheep · chicken · duck · goat · dog · cat
Telling the Time — O’clock and Half Past | English for Kids A1
An A1 lesson for children on telling the time with o’clock and half past, with clock examples and the question What time is it? to practise.
Food I Like and Don’t Like — English for Kids | A1
pizza · pasta · rice · bread · soup · cake · apples · carrots · fish · eggs
Colours in My World — English for Kids | A1
Colours: red · blue · green · yellow · orange · purple · pink · white · black · brown