Lesson Plans & Worksheets: Culture

Aussie idioms and abbreviations speaking coin game.

Practising music vocabulary with personalised speaking activities, also useful for writing reviews.

Speaking about what is good manners and bad manners to practise adjectives describing feelings and properties of things, including -ed/ -ing pairs and more irregular word formation.

A fun choosing suitable subject questions for small talk and avoiding too personal subject questions speaking activity, including a subject questions grammar presentation.

Fun can/ can't practice with real small talk questions using that language, and a little cultural training

Small talk questions with have got for possession and have for actions coin game, with some bad questions to avoid

Students choose, ask, answer, analyse and make suitable small talk questions with have something done - especially good for speaking practice of typical Cambridge First Use of English language.

Students choose, ask, answer, refuse to answer, analyse and make small talk questions with difficult English plurals, with suitable nouns for five different levels of students.

Students rank, ask, answer and make good, so-so and unsuitable count and non-count personal questions, for grammar and cultural awareness practice, with suitable countable and uncountable noun questions for real-life speaking.

Fun and realistic oral practice of passive questions, with students choosing good real-life personal passive voice questions and trying to avoid passive questions which are too personal, strange, etc, with a passive grammar presentation.

Students rank, ask, answer, analyse and make everyday small talk questions, less common questions and unsuitable questions with Past Continuous.

Good and bad everyday questions with the Past Simple tense.

Students play a fun Present Continuous questions coin game, answering suitable Present Progressive questions for small talk and rejecting strange questions, including useful phrases for politely declining to answer.

Practising defining relative clauses while learning British and American vocabulary differences

Oral tasks to learn vocabulary of major life events like birth and marriage.

Getting accustomed to cultural differences be used to and get used to discussion.

Used to to describe UK customs

Life in the UK vocabulary listening game.

Using as many useful words and expressions for talking about special events as you can activities, with different forms of words to talk about festivals and celebrations made with different prefixes and suffixes.