Another Anglophenia episode, this time explaining the British education system, as compared to the American one. Watch the video (or better listen) and complete the gaps. Suitable for intermediate to upper-intermediate students. Key included.Hope you f ...
Another Anglophenia episode, this time explaining the British education system, as compared to the American one. Watch the video (or better listen) and complete the gaps. Suitable for intermediate to upper-intermediate students. Key included.Hope you f ...
Another episode of Anglophenia. This time Siobhan Thompson educates us on the differences Americans and Brits have regarding clothing. Watch the episode and label the items of clothing, according to how they are called in each country. Then, mark the ...
This lesson plan is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Victory in World War II. It contains information and a comprehension test about American and British war posters. All the war posters are grouped by themes:1) Recruiting, 2) Women at war, 3) Sec ...
Another Anglophenia episode is here. Watch the video and learn how to make the best cuppa the British way. This is a mostly speaking activity which includes some questions on the video. Also, it has some information on tea in general. Hope you find it ...
A worksheet about the topic: British vs American English (for elementary students). Students will be asked to read the examples of British and American English. As a follow up activity, the teacher will ask the students to read a small text and answer ...
A Power Point Presentation about the differences between British & American English. It is best for the introduction of the topic or for the overall revision. Some slides contain vocabulary points, while others cover differences in grammar and spe ...
Anglophenia - the famous youtube series which you all love. This time we talk about what various vegetables are called in the UK and the USA. You know the drill, watch the video carefully and then do the tasks that follow. Two exercises: true or false ...
This is a powerpoint that I made for ESL learners in middle school in France (the powerpoint is entirely in English) with ESL vocabulary words. There are four categories: give the American equivalent (A and B), say the number, and name the nationality ...
Another episode of Anglophenia is here. This time with a festive theme, discussing traditional Christmas dishes around the world. There are two tasks: matching columns and true/false. Listening/vocabulary activity. Hope you find it useful. Happy holidays!
This worksheet is created on the basis of a video from Anglophenia. Watching and doing the given exercises the students will learn some basic facts about British and American Christmas traditions. The worksheet contains some questions to answer, pictu ...
British words that help express your point of view that lead to writing a book review. The key is on the last page. In the first activity a teacher can elicit the expressions by getting students to match the picture and the expression and then t ...
7 British/American Spellings Hope it will be useful Allah maak
American - British English Food: text cards that can be used for matching or describing, guessing, etc
This worksheet is just for fun. It includes some slang used in America (and the UK). There is a sentence using the slang word or phrase (in bold) and multiple choice answers to guess what it means. I usually teach other slang, ie different word ...
This worksheet is a great activity to introduce your pre-intermediate or intemediate learners to the fact that both versions exist and have differences. They will need to match BR-AM equivalents and with the resulting numbers join the dots to spell ou ...
This is a worksheet with some examples of differences in British and American English, it's for elementary level, I hope it's useful for practicing these differences; vocabulary exercises.
Hope you find it handy! First give the list of words in two columns - one for British and the other for American - to the students, hand in the worsheet to the students point out the first exercise is for British English and the second paragraph is fo ...
The main lexical focus of this worksheet is phrasal verbs in American English. This worksheet can be used as a hand-out for individual or group work to increase Intermediate/Upper- Intermediate/Advanced students’ awareness of the related vocabul ...
A study page and a word search puzzle to learn and/or review the most common vocabulary differences between American and British English. You can use this activity as a fun way to test your students.
Your learners look for words connected with parts of the body. The words are placed horizontally and vertically. List of words used in this word search: HAIR, NOSE, HEAD, TOES, TEETH, HANDS, BODY, SHOULDERS, MOUTH, EARS, FINGERS, ARMS, LEGS, EYES, FAC ...