Idiom: None of Your Business!

People say, "It's none of your business," when they do not want you involved in their personal issues. It's an idiom people may use when angry!

Word Molecules Game

Here is a new game for English learners and word game fans.

The aim of Word Molecules is to solve a clue and find a word. To find the word, you need to click on connecting 'molecules'.

Most of the words are taken from an A2 word list, so it should be suitable for A1-low B1 level learners.

It also plays nicely on a smartphone.

Try it here:

http://roadtogrammar.com/wordmolecules/

Convos

Convos is a new activity on RoadToGrammar.com.

You can choose from 30 short conversations. In each one, you need to choose the correct response to reach the end of the conversation.

Teachers: This is a great activity for learners of A1-A2 level, especially if they do not get much chance to practise speaking. It works great on a smartboard and it will also work well on your students' phones.

URL: http://roadtogrammar.com/convos/

Vocabulary: Words to Show You Are SURE

Series of Activities to Practise Verbs

Here is a series of activities to practise verb forms:

http://roadtogrammar.com/vforms/

These activities replace the earlier Flash version and feature: 4 flashcard activities, 4 'type-the-answer' activities, 1 MCQ activity and a reference chart. 

The activities are formatted for use on any device including smartboards and smartphones.

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/