What will a lesson be like?

Each will be a little different, but here is an example Everyday English lesson.

1. Watch, Listen & Discuss: We start by watching or listening to something, like a cooking video from Jamie Oliver.  Next we talk about the video and answer a few questions.

• Read a short article about Jamie Oliver’s career as a chef, then re-read it to find what quantifiers have been used.  For example: He has written quite a few books and only attended cooking school for a couple years.

• Review & Practice: We talk about the rules for quantifiers, and count/uncountable nouns.  To practice, we finish a few exercises.

• Create your own sentences or questions using quantifiers.  For example: Do you have many days off from work?  No, I only have a few vacation days this year.
• Vocabulary: What food groups can you name?
• Discussion:  Talk about the connection between what you eat and how you feel.

After our lesson, I will send you your grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation notes, and…that’s it!   If we do a number of lessons together, I will put together a review.

If you ever have specific questions, I’m happy to answer them.

Just contact me to schedule a lesson!

Lesson materials from:

Latham-Koenig, Christina and Clive Oxenden. English File Intermediate Student’s Book. Oxford University Press: Oxford.

“Making it Big.” Intermediate lesson. Learn English with Suzanne, 2014.

Soars, Liz & John. New Headway Upper Intermediate Student’s Book. Oxford University Press, Oxford. Print.