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to english-to-go
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Featured Story
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We Are Ten!
In November 1998 we celebrated the birth of the English-To-Go.com
website with an Instant Lesson entitled 'Lift-Off',
a "special, launch-size EFL lesson on the latest
space shuttle mission."
 It is now 10 years on, and as well as Instant
Lessons for five different levels of learners, we offer
vocabulary and grammar worksheets, speaking activities,
warmers, interactive online resources, suggested course
outlines and the World's Largest Lesson.
English-To-Go.com also has a sister site,
SelfAccess.com, providing a wide range of online learning
resources for individual students and institutions.
With this newsletter we'd like to say thank you for supporting
us. Many of you have sent us encouraging emails, telling
us what you like best and what your favorite resources
are. We've appreciated the feedback and comments.
Recently a teacher who has been a member of English-to-go
since 2001,
and has just retired from teaching, sent us the following
email:
"During the entire time that
I used your material I found it consistently excellent,
and both my students and I appreciated it."
We love to get this kind of email, but most importantly,
we love hearing from you. Please continue to send us your
thoughts about what we do, and many thanks for your support
over the past ten years.
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Newest Resources
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Click here to access the newest resources
Newest resources in the Teachers’ Room include:
- Too Busy To Write, Elementary Instant Lesson
Please don't send any more fan mail to Ringo Starr, drummer
for 60s pop group, 'the Beatles', because he's too busy
to reply.
- Money Money Money Money Money, Pre-Intermediate Instant
Lesson
The credit crisis and tight student budgets hold no fears
for a British teenager who won 7 million pounds. Lottery
jackpots, students, unreal situations, first and second
conditional.
- Germs Everywhere, Intermediate Instant Lesson
Importance of handwashing, keeping rooms clean and who washes
their hands more: men or women? Cleanliness, health and
hygiene, imperatives and instructions.
- First Lady, Upper Intermediate Instant Lesson
What does it take to be first lady of the United States
and what do you need to be and do as partner of a world
leader? Michelle Obama, role of a first lady, non-defining
relative clauses.
- Madonna, Advanced Instant Lesson
Singer, entertainer and the queen of reinvention, what makes
Madonna so successful?
- Imply vs Infer - Max Vocab worksheet
An advanced worksheet looking at the meanings of imply and
infer.
- Germs Everywhere! - Instant Workbook
A lesson for all levels that looks at washing hands.
- How Was Your Holiday? - Weekly Warmer
Gets learners practicing some common conversation points
while talking about a vacation.
- Anna Grammar Worksheet - Passive
Rules and uses of the passive voice.
For access to these and
more than 1,700 other resources
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This month's Point of Interest
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This month’s Point of Interest is
from 'First Lady', an Upper Intermediate Instant
Lesson.
 'Michelle
Obama, 44, says she would not want a direct policy
role in an Obama administration.
"My first job, in all honesty, is going
to continue to be 'mom-in-chief,'" she said
in a recent magazine interview referring to daughters
Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7. She also says she hopes
to focus ways women maintain a work-family balance
and the needs of military families and she could
act as an informal adviser to her husband as she
has been during the campaign.
Obama, who grew up in a blue-collar neighborhood
on the south side of Chicago and went to public
school, often talks about her father -- who worked
for the city's public water system -- and the
values instilled by her parents.'
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