Australian-themed resources
Today’s post will be of interest to anyone wanting to learn something about Australia. If you are a teacher who would like to introduce your students to some aspects of […]
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Can trophy hunting help conserve wildlife?
Trophy hunting is a highly controversial sport which a lot of people find morally unacceptable. And yet, could the very same sport, which involves killing animals, help preserve African wildlife? […]
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Test your idioms
We’ve got another great quiz for you and this time it’s all about idioms. Idioms are a very important part of everyday communication among native speakers of English. You’ll often […]
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ChatGPT: a double-edged sword?
If there’s one piece of technology that has been making the news recently, it’s chatGPT. Watch the video from today’s lesson, find out what the hype is all about and […]
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Teacher’s First Aid Kit
If you are a teacher of English, you are bound to have found yourself in one of the following situations in your career: How many of the situations were you […]
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The new face of the office
In recent years the office has seen dramatic changes in the shape, purpose and design. While employee health and happiness have gained more importance, the workplace design has shifted away […]
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You know you’re in Australia when …
To me Australia has always been a planet of its own, unlike anything else, peculiar and uncanny but in a very enticing way. Here are 11 telltale signs that you […]
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Commercial pet cloning – would you get a genetic replica of your animal companion?
A lot of cat and dog owners will agree that losing your beloved pet can be very distressing. We get emotionally attached to our animal companions, we love particular things […]
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Test your relative clauses
As Albert Einstein once said, ‘A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new‘. It is a great line to remind us not to be afraid to err, […]
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A revolution in learning phrasal verbs!
If I turn on the TV and tune into the news in English, they are talking of ministers stepping down, new medicines being rolled out and nurses threatening to walk […]
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