English Time

Past tense with Jennifer

Listen to Jennifer's lesson on the simple past tense.

What's your favorite vegetable?

Click on your favorite vegetable. If it's not here,
write it in the blank space next to "Other."Then
click on "View Results" to see what vegetables
other people like.

What's your favorite fruit?

Click on your favorite fruit. If it's not on the list,
write it in the blank space next to "Other." Then
click on "View Results" to see what fruits other
people like.

Sarah makes hummus and pita bread

Does he like broccoli? No, he doesn't!

Do they like broccoli? Yes, they do!

   
 Photos: Sandy Peters

 Flash cards to learn fruit vocabulary

Use Quizlet fruit flashcards to learn fruit vocabulary. Look at a photo and read the word. Click the  audio button to listen to the pronunciation.  You can also enlarge the flashcard. Click on the small box with 4 arrows. Then click the arrow to go to the next fruit vocabulary word.

Conversation:

A: What's your favorite fruit?
B: I like grapes. Do you?
A: I prefer strawberries.

Pronunciation:

Go to eflnet.com and click on each fruit to hear the pronunciation. Listen to and say the words. Then click on the arrow at the bottom of the page to see more fruits. There are four pages.

Watch an English class 101 Youtube video. Listen to and repeat the names of the fruits.

Matching words with pictures:

Go to elfnet.com and drag the words to the correct picture of fruit.


Write the words:

 Write the names of the fruits in the boxes. Then click "Check Score." (learningenglishfeelgood.com)

Play spelling games:

• Play Hangman with fruit words. (learningenglishfeelgood.com.)
  
  
• Unscramble the fruit words. (manythings.org)

Listen to the song, Fruit Salad - Yummy Yummy by the Wiggles. Read the words as you listen to the song.

Now watch 5 funny 'cooks" make a fruit salad. They explain how they prepare the salad and sing the Fruit Salad Yummy Yummy song.

   
 Photos: Sandy Peters

Conversation:

A: Do you eat corn?
B: Yes, I like most vegetables, but not peppers.
A: Really? Well, I don't like cabbage.

Pronunciation:

Go to eflnet.com and click on each vegetable to hear the pronunciation. Listen to and say the words. Then click on the arrow at the bottom of the page to see more vegetable. There are four pages.

Spelling games:

• Play Hangman to spell vegetable words at learningtogether.com.   
  
  
• Play a vegetables Memory Game at elfnet.com.
  

Watch a role play on this video. Two girls love to cook.

This video was made for students in Japan who are learning English.
  - Purple Mary

What's your favorite fruit?

   
 Photos: Sandy Peters

 Flash cards to learn fruit vocabulary

Use Quizlet fruit flashcards to learn fruit vocabulary. Look at a photo and read the word. Click the  audio button to listen to the pronunciation.  You can also enlarge the flashcard. Click on the small box with 4 arrows. Then click the arrow to go to the next fruit vocabulary word.

Conversation:

A: What's your favorite fruit?
B: I like grapes. Do you?
A: I prefer strawberries.

Pronunciation:

Go to eflnet.com and click on each fruit to hear the pronunciation. Listen to and say the words. Then click on the arrow at the bottom of the page to see more fruits. There are four pages.

Watch an English class 101 Youtube video. Listen to and repeat the names of the fruits.

Matching words with pictures:

Go to elfnet.com and drag the words to the correct picture of fruit.


Write the words:

 Write the names of the fruits in the boxes. Then click "Check Score." (learningenglishfeelgood.com)

Play spelling games:

• Play Hangman with fruit words. (learningenglishfeelgood.com.)
  
  
• Unscramble the fruit words. (manythings.org)

Fruit salad - Yummy, yummy!

Listen to the song, Fruit Salad - Yummy Yummy by the Wiggles. Read the words as you listen to the song.

Now watch 5 funny 'cooks" make a fruit salad. They explain how they prepare the salad and sing the Fruit Salad Yummy Yummy song.

Which vegetables do you eat?

   
 Photos: Sandy Peters

Conversation:

A: Do you eat corn?
B: Yes, I like most vegetables, but not peppers.
A: Really? Well, I don't like cabbage.

Pronunciation:

Go to eflnet.com and click on each vegetable to hear the pronunciation. Listen to and say the words. Then click on the arrow at the bottom of the page to see more vegetable. There are four pages.

Spelling games:

• Play Hangman to spell vegetable words at learningtogether.com.   
  
  
• Play a vegetables Memory Game at elfnet.com.
  

Let's cook breakfast!

Watch a role play on this video. Two girls love to cook.

This video was made for students in Japan who are learning English.
  - Purple Mary