To be taught this video, students are supposed to be familiar with the questions What's this? Where? or you may explain what this means. Also it is good to stop at the sentence "She lives in Moscow" and pay attention to the ending s as this is what many students forget about at the beginning. You may also explain the question "What's the weather like ...?" and train it later as a small talk at the beginning of each lesson. The weather changes every day, doesn't it? The video is composed of two parts. In part one, students may just first watch the video and you can make stops where necessary to explain things. You can play part 1 again asking students to repeat after the speaker. You may also want to make them write down names of the cities, countries in their dictionary. In the second part students are supposed to answer questions. Finally, you may ask each student "Where do you live?" and get the answer. Then ask "What's the weather like in your city?" and get the answer.
Can you think of a caption to this photo? Do you drink coffee? What drink is more popular where you live, tea or coffee? What countries does coffee grow in? Does it grow where you live? How much does a cup of coffee usually cost in a cafe? Look at the verbs. In what order do these actions usually happen? roast - grind - sip - brew - pour
In this lesson we will talk about money and shopping. Can you match the words and word combinations to the pictures below? Here is what I think about shopping. How about you? Can you share your thoughts in the comments? I love shopping. It's so much fun to buy a new leather jacket, to try it on after the purchase several times and then wear it with my favorite scarf. It's even more fun if you have saved up money to buy something special and emptied your money box at last before going to a shop. There are so many reasons why people go shopping, but one of the main reasons is retail therapy. Shopping can make people look better and feel better. Some people even become shopaholics and can't stop spending their money. Even if they know that it's a waste of money people buy stuff. There are different ways to shop, too. You can buy things in a department store or you can shop online. You can pay by credit card or in cash. And one more thing - you can do window shopping. Some...
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