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"There's no vocabulary
For love within a family, love that's lived in
But not looked at, love within the light of which
All else is seen, the love within which
All other love finds speech. This love is silent."

T. S. Eliot

(Liens vérifiés le 16/07/2010)

 


 

 


Vocabulary
- Listening -
Interactive exercises
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Exercises to print - Lesson plans - Webquests -
Conversation questions -
Interactive games -
Poems
- Stories - Jokes - Songs - Proverbs - Superstitions -
Cartoons - Videos



Related pages :

Saint Valentine's Day - The wedding - Likes and dislikes - Friendship - Speed dating

 


Vocabulary : (Pour lancer l'animation, actualiser!)

  • Darling - with synonyms and explanations (urbandictionary.com)
  • Sweetheart - with synonyms (websters-online-dictionary.org)
  • dear one : synonyms (thesaurus.reference.com)
  • Words of Love
    "A romantic dictionary of words to describe love, romance, embrace, sex, relationships, and intimacy."
    (romancestuck.com)

 

  • Words of Love - A Valentine's Vocabulary.. (english-zone.com)
    NOUNS of LOVE - ADJECTIVES of LOVE - VERBS of LOVE - ADVERBS of LOVE
  • dating and marriage - a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis with :
    - a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the words in RealMedia format.
    - a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some of the words,
    - a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.

    (esl-lab)

 

Listening :

 

 



  • How to ask someone out - without embarrassing yourself!
    "Don't forget to practise what you've learned with the activity..."
    (BBC)

  • Chatting someone up
    "If you chat someone up, you talk to someone you don't know and try to get them interested in you - in a romantic way!...
    You can also practise your comprehension with the activity further down ..."
    (BBC)

 

 

  • Everyday English in Conversation - Listening
    Eating / Emotions / Fashion / Friendship / Health / Housing / Life / Memory / Money /
    Romance / Shopping / Time / Traveling / Vacation / Weather / Work
    (Focus English)
  • dating and marriage
    - a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis with :
    - a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the words in RealMedia format.
    - a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some of the words,
    - a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.

    (esl-lab)

  • The Ideal Woman (esl-lab.com)
    I. Pre-Listening Exercises
    II. Listening Exercises
    III. Post-Listening Exercises
  • "Oh and Ah" is a free online e-story you can listen to. (fonetiks.org)

INTERACTIVE exercises :

 

  • Love Quiz (patsula.com)
    "This is a fun little game that has a surprising outcome."

 

Exercises to print :

  • Weddings - activity to print
    (Primary Resources)

 

  • DO YOU LOVE ME? (conversation) - "Good for Young Learners, only one page.
    Do boys and girls understand each other?" - utilisation du conditionnel
    (Jeremy Taylor)

 

Lesson plans :

 

 

  • Best Dating Ideas! - Love and Marriage - a lesson plan (esl-lab.com)
    "What are some of the best dating ideas you can think of besides going to a movie? Listen to the words..."
    Vocabulary | Practice | Follow-Up
  • dating and marriage- a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis (esl-lab) with :
    - a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the words in RealMedia format.
    - a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some of the words,
    - a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
  • Dating game (teachingenglish.org.uk) :
    "This is a great activity for getting students talking...
    It is particularly useful for practising describing appearance, character and interests...
    You will need a selection of flashcards of people, a mixture of ages and types."
    Variations :
    "You can change the context and replace the pictures of the people with pictures of houses/flats and ask the students to be either estate agents or buyers looking for a place to live.
    Again they can write descriptions of places they want to sell (of varying standards) and places they would like to buy, mingle and try to find their dream homes."