Relative clauses (with exercises)

grammar-quizzes

Prepositions of Time

Here you have the game we played in class the other day. If you don't understand the answers, try playing with unit 29 of the Grammar book (Language Practice) beside you. Enjoy!

http://eslgamesworld.com/members/games/grammar/walk%20plank/prepositions%20of%20time/prepositions%20of%20time.html

Newspapers, magazines, comics in all languages

Now you have no excuse to avoid reading.

http://www.youkioske.com/

10 Idioms and Their Interesting Origin

http://www.ygoy.com/2010/05/24/10-idioms-and-their-interesting-origin/#.T19DC7AwdoA.facebook

Wake up and Smell the coffee

This is link to BBC learning English, where they explain the meaning of this idom in a context.

wake up and smell the coffee

The Cranberries - Wake Up and Smell The Coffee Even The Cranberries have a song with this idiom

Irish Legends

Since St Paddy's Day is coming, we can read and listen to different Irish legends in these two links below.

http://www.carlingfordandmourne.com/myths-and-legends/the-tain-b%C3%B3-cualigne-the-brown-bull-of-cooley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwvvkCM7mcY&feature=related

American idioms

http://www.englishdaily626.com/idioms.php

There's something fishy

Origin of the expression 'There's something fishy'