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Category Archives: BULATS
More new worksheets
For telephone interviews, IELTS, FCE, BULATS, business meetings, emailing, and architects. More on FCE and English for architects coming soon. Useful phrases for IELTS Writing Part One Use of English-style exercises for common FCE Speaking Part One mistakes Reporting verbs … Continue reading
New English teaching worksheets June 2011
Some nice ones in this bunch, I reckon. Then again, I was quite proud of my hideously over-complicated telephoning lesson on Onestopenglish when it first went up… Big emailing functional language review Different kinds of IELTS Writing Part Two questions (in … Continue reading
Posted in BULATS, Collocations, Cultural differences/ cultural training, Email, IELTS, IELTS Writing, Present perfect, Present simple/ continuous, Teaching numbers
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New ELT photocopiables April 2011
Many thanks again to Usingenglish.com for putting these up, and for motivating me to do answer keys etc – something my students are appreciating too! In no particular order: Teleconferences and video conferences stages game (a much neglected point made … Continue reading
Posted in BULATS, Business English games, Feelings vocabulary, interrupting, Past continuous, Photocopiable worksheets, Present simple/ continuous, TEFL games, teleconference, video conference
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New photocopiable worksheets March 2011 Part Two
These are just in reverse chronological order by when they went up, so you’ll need to use your skimming and scanning skills. A couple each on the topics of relationships, proverbs, how to say numbers, business English and BULATS (again). … Continue reading
Posted in BULATS, Business English and ESP, Business English games, Family vocabulary, Future tenses, Teaching numbers, tense review
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New UsingEnglish worksheets Mar 2011
Being like like the TEFLtastic worksheets that I used to plug every month before my blog protested, but with proper formatting, answer keys etc. Another reason to be grateful to WordPress! Big numbers in British and American English Telephoning practice … Continue reading
Posted in Adjectives, BULATS, Dependent prepositions, nationality adjectives, Photocopiable worksheets, Teaching numbers, Telephoning, TOEIC, verb patterns
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BULATS Materials
My BULATS worksheets BULATS Writing worksheets page BULATS Speaking worksheets page Reviews and links to books for BULATS Success with BULATS/ Achieve BULATS review Essential BULATS (a slightly glossier-looking textbook than those above, and actually from Cambridge, but haven’t used … Continue reading
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Success with BULATS/ Achieve BULATS review
Success with BULATS Summertown Publishing Nick Brieger and Jeremy Comfort Achieve BULATS Russell Whitehead and Mark Harrison Since I was told in a workshop for BULATS oral and writing examiners a few months ago that from an examiner’s point of … Continue reading
ETS to introduce new exam for teachers
Their spokesman said “With IELTS increasingly taking over from TOEFL, BULATS eating away at TOEIC, Eiken expanding in Japan and the Korean government introducing its own English language exams, we were worried that the level of English teaching in Asia … Continue reading
Posted in BULATS, EFL exams, ETS, IELTS, Teacher training, Teaching English Abroad, Teaching English in Asia, Teaching English in Japan, Teaching English in Korea, TEFL, TOEFL, TOEIC
Tagged TEFL humour
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Live by tepid spirit*
I write my “15 ways…” articles and teaching ideas in the spirit that even if what I put in there is painfully obvious, sometimes seeing something written down can help clarify an idea that was floating round somewhere at the back … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative teaching techniques, BULATS, Cultural differences/ cultural training, EFL exams, ETS, IELTS, Konglish, Linguistics, applied linguistics and SLA, links, Oxford University Press (OUP), Pronunciation, Teaching English Abroad, Teaching English in Asia, Teaching English in Korea, TEFL, TOEIC
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The Alternative ELT Jargon Dictionary Part 10
BIELT- The British Institute of English Language Teaching, set up with the goals of establishing a framework of professional qualifications and a professional code of practice. It failed. BULATS- EFL testing euphemism for “bollocks” Cloze-
Posted in BULATS, Eliciting, Error correction, Grammar, Linguistics, applied linguistics and SLA, TOEFL, TOEIC
Tagged ELT jargon, TEFL humour
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