Students learn how to form and use phrasal verbs for travelling. They also identify different types (transitive/intransitive and separable/inseparable).

Teach some British idioms with this informal letter showing them in context! Pick them out and ask the comprehension questions.

Students read about three best friends and pick out some fun idioms. They then pick out vowel blends with ‘r’ to practice pronunciation.

Teach REAL Welsh accents with this clip from Gavin and Stacey. Students learn some everyday informal vocabulary and check their comprehension with this complete lesson plan.

Teach the Bristolian accent with this step-by-step guide! Pair it my The Outlaws class for a practical example.

Students read these original texts about two different shopping habits. They pick out idioms, slang and phrasal verbs first. Then they practice identifying vowel blends that start with ‘o’ and ‘u’, before practicing to read them using the phonemic chart.

Read this review of the Channel 4 show ‘The Undeclared War’. Pick out some useful vocabulary and then talk about cyber warfare and its implications.

Learn REAL British accents! Look at how the Bristol accent and Bristol slang are used with an authentic example from hilairious BBC show, ‘The Outlaws’.

A series of activities that students can complete each week based on any reading or listening text they consume! Weekly use can supplement their lessons with activities that practise skills such as paraphrasing, summarising, analysing parts of speech, and asking questions. This has helped transform the English of many previous clients.

In this lesson students are exposed to a clip from sketch show Chewin’ The Fat and the Scottish Accent. They learn features of the accent and answer questions based on the video.

Students use the picture prompts to create non-defining relative clauses about historical artefacts. Fantastic revision activity!

Teach a difficult aspect of pronunciation with this original text about working too hard! Learn phrasal verbs about work and pick out words with ‘a’, ‘e’, ‘i’ vowel blends so students can practice them with the phonemic chart!

Perfect for foreign teachers of English! Read this text written by an 11-year-old and find the phrasal verbs in context! Use it as a starting point to discuss school and education in general.