Nobody likes making mistakes or hurting other people, but sometimes we do, so knowing what to say in English in these situations is useful.
6 Ways to say Sorry. 6 Ways to accept an apology. Sorry seems to be the Hardest Word, song with a gapfill activity. Recommended watching – Mel Robbins on why we shouldn’t always apologize.
The benefits of skiing, Ski equipment , What to pack video + list of clothes for skiing, Ski resort Vocabulary, tips for a skiing holiday.
What is a quote? 5 Essential quotes for language learners, with vocabulary and language notes. Free downloadable images with the quotes. The answer to last articles Snow Patrol song gapfill activity. Recommended watching and listening practice – Rita Pierson Tedtalk.
This week we are looking at 5 phrases native speakers use which can be useful in making your level sound much more advanced! To go Dutch, to be framed, a stitch in time saves nine, not half, to whet someone’s appetite. Read what they mean and see how to use them!
10 Ways to have a better conversation by Celeste Headlee. Celeste’s 10 recommendations with language notes (definitions for the more difficult English words).
Recommended reading Practice: Listening to people, Harvard Business Review, 1957. Last week’s Valentine’s Vocabulary Quiz Answer Key.
Kim Griffiths English 