ESL Vocabulary: Speechless

There are many words in English that end in -less, such as careless, hopeless, clueless, homeless, tasteless, useless, fearless and this one:

English Vocabulary Quiz: Religious Words

Here is a vocabulary quiz on religious words. It should be suitable for A2-B1 level learners.

There are 20 questions and some "Did you know...?" sections.


http://www.roadtogrammar.com/religiouswords/

How to Order a Steak in English

Vocab: Heatwave

Do you know this word? Many parts of the world are currently experiencing a heatwave. It's best to stay indoors and cool off.

Activity for Young Learners: Noun or Verb?

Here is an activity for young learners, to help them distinguish when a word is used as a noun and when it is used as a verb:

http://roadtogrammar.com/junior/nounorverb/

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Silent Letter Activity for Young Learners

Here is a silent letter activity suitable for young learners.

Listen, and click on the silent letter in each word:

http://roadtogrammar.com/junior/silentletters/

Business Idioms Activity

Here is a new activity for learners interested in Business English.

40 business idioms are presented here with a quiz:

http://www.roadtogrammar.com/businessenglish/idioms/

Modern Slang: My Bad

We say "my bad" when we want to acknowledge something as our fault in a casual manner.

More Soccer (Football) Vocabulary

Inspired by the recent World Cup, here is a soccer vocabulary lesson, featuring a briefing (glossary), and two activities. 40 words are covered. Students can do it on their phones or laptops as self-study or teachers could use it with their smartboards in class.

Enjoy:

http://www.roadtogrammar.com/soccer/

Football (Soccer) Vocabulary

Here are some football words and phrases (or soccer, in US English):

Modern Slang: Bling

Bling refers to fancy, shiny jewelry of the type that rappers like to wear. Sometimes referred to as 'bling-bling', it can be a noun or an adjective.

Modern Slang: Troll

In mythology, a troll was a monster that lived under a bridge. In internet slang, a troll is a person who spends time annoying other people online. 'Trolling' can also be a verb.

Modern Slang: Facepalm

Facepalm can be a noun or a verb!

Tongue Twister

My favourite tongue twister: