To use Present Simple or Continuous? That is the question!

When is it happening? Now? At the moment? These days?
Or does it always happen? Sometimes? Every day? Never?
Very confusing!

Here' s Mr. Chocoman' s recipe for a chocolate mousse dessert for those of you who like cooking.

Below you can find some games:
Cloze test - Simple Present
Multiple choice - Simple Present 
Multiple choice - Present Continuous
Multiple choice - Simple Present or Present Continuous 
Multiple choice 2 - Simple Present or Present Continuous

Shall we go shopping?

Here' s a comic about shopping for Jessica' s birthday.

And here' s more fun!
Multiple choice - Countable and uncountable nouns
Multiple choice - Shops
Cloze test - Shopping
Crossword - Food and shopping

Nothing compares to you...

Hi, kids! Have you learnt you grammar lesson today? Are you ready for a quiz?

Comparative - Superlative Quiz

Fair enough!

Have you got any idea about what is "more" and what is "less"?
What is fair and what is unfair?
Watch Bert and Ernie and remember: everything is relevant, my dears!

Such competitive flowers!

Which pair of shoes is right for this girl?

Watch three small men with saws trying to saw a log.

ATONIN

Imagine a pyramid 

 

A pyramid invented by Marcelo Montecinos, creator of Phrazzle me

	At the top of the pyramid you have “AT”. You use it for the smallest in time: hours I’ll see you tomorrow AT 5 p.m.
	In the middle of the pyramid you have “ON”.  You use it for bigger time: days Let' s go out ON Sunday.
	At the bottom you have “IN”. You use it for everything else that is bigger than hours or days I was born IN 1978. My birthday is IN January. I was a teenager IN the 90's.

My school things

Let' s practise our vocabulary a little!

Ouch! My little finger!

Learn how to count to ten with this nursery rhyme:

What is it made of?

What are these things made of? Test your knowledge with  exercise 1 and exercise 2.

Order, please!

Do you remember the Royal Order of Adjectives?
Can you put these adjectives in the right order? The computer will check your answers.

Click here for exercise 1

Click here for exercise 2

Click here for exercise 3

Click here for exercise 4

Riddle

What looks blue, smells blue, sounds blue, feels blue and tastes blue?

Write a comment to answer if you know!

The new craze

You have heard Old McDonald before. You have probably sung it in class. Here it is again - just to remind you how it goes:

But maybe you haven' t yet watched the new funny video that is becoming very popular in Greece. The idea came from Italy. Enjoy  Το Πουλάκι Τσίου! 

In Italy, the next video is ready, with the little yellow bird taking revenge on the tractor (do you see the benefits of working out?)

Have you noticed that animal sounds are different from language to language? You see, people who speak different languages perceive (understand) sounds in different ways. It has to do with onomatopoeia. In the English language onomatopoeia means "the imitation of a sound", whereas in the Greek language onomatopoeia (ονοματοποιία) means "making or creating names".  

Listen to some animal sounds here to see what I' m talking about!

Sports, of course!

Do you like sports? Of course you do! 

Do you want to learn their English names? Of course you do! 

Do you want to learn what sports people like in Britain? Of course you do!

Oooh, I' ve twisted my tongue!

Are you good at tongue twisters? How good?

He doesn' t ...likes this game

What?! You say "he doesn' t likes "? If you do, play this game. It will make things clear for you.

That' s a pretty long shopping list, dad!

Keep your shopping list short and organized!

Count and non-count casserole. Yummy!

Today I cooked this healthy casserole with count and non-count nouns. Why don' t you try it?

Do you prefer stews? Watch the recipe in the next video.
If you don' t like cooking, you could order something at a restaurant.

A - E - I - O - U are vowels!

The English vowels are...

In many English words we hear these sounds...

What' s your favourite colour?

My favourite colour is green! What is yours?

Hello, Blue!
Goodbye, Red!
See you later, Green!

This is my house

Let' s draw a picture - a house!

The Body Parts song

Enjoy this nice song and learn the parts of the body easily.