English Medium/High Level Video Lessons

Video Lesson guide.
In this video you are going to learn how to talk about travel plans in English(ESL).
How to study with the video
Click play to begin. Listen and repeat what you hear. Follow the videos closely. Repeat video for clarity.
Just keep a dictionary nearby in case you still can’t understand some expressions. Or use our dictionary links.
Vocabulary: Check into, hotel, visit etc.
Communication focus: We are going to go to Egypt.
Grammar focus: future tense with “going to” and verbs related to travel

MORE VIDEOS FOR HIGH LEVELS

• .

  • Which country is the biggest? Superlatives lesson.
  • Where are my travel documents? Travel vocabulary.
  • What do you want to do for the summer? Summer vacation activities.
  • Computer Accessories Vocabulary Video
  • What places are we going to visit? using "going to" in English for future plans.
  • What's the weather forecast for tomorrow? weather forecast & comparing.
  • Travel Luggage: What things are we going to take? Travel planning, luggage, etc.
  • If I buy more would you give me a discount? 2nd conditional for negotiating etc.
  • Basic shopping expressions and vocabulary.
  • Basic Polite expressions. How to apologize, and more.
  • I want a piece of cake. Slice of pizza, bar of chocolate, carton of milk etc.
  • How much are the tomatoes? Buying vegetables, carrots, cauliflower etc.
  • How do I get to the train station? By bus, by taxi, by subway etc.
  • Which country is bigger? comparing things in English.

Our Other Websites For Teaching & Learning English

• ESL Kids Lab has teamed up with the following, equally good websites to give you a great experience using the web in teaching.

• ESL Galaxy : Printable worksheets, board games, word search, matching exercises, crosswords, music worksheets, video worksheets and more free stuff for all levels.

• English Media Lab: This free online classroom has a huge database of videos, esl quizzes, grammar exercises, activities for all levels, beginners, elementary, pre-intermediate, intermediate, advanced levels.

	Web www.englishmedialab.com