by Mike Simpson | Nov 8, 2024 | Seasons, Uncategorized, Vocabulary
Here’s a winter vocabulary list tailored for beginner to intermediate English learners. These words are grouped by categories such as seasons, temperature, precipitation, and clothing to make them easier to remember. Seasons Winter – the coldest season of the year,...
by Mike Simpson | Sep 24, 2024 | Canada, English, ESL English, Seasons, Vocabulary
I’d like to welcome you to fall and wish you a great season. Some of us students and some teachers, and all of us are likely interested in vocabulary like fall, also known as “autumn.” The question, among many, is should we say fall or autumn and is...
by Mike Simpson | Aug 3, 2024 | Canada, English, Holidays, Seasons
Greetings! I am happy you stopped by. I’m Mike, a teacher and designer from Toronto. this site supports my ESL English students – I teach students English and we work in-person and online. I wanted to say hello to you and welcome you to the site. Are you...
by Mike Simpson | Oct 3, 2023 | Canada, Resources, Seasons, Video
Happy fall everyone! I wanted to share a video with you that’s perfect for a listening exercise for everyone who is studying English. In the following video you’ll learn more about what fall is, from a scientific point of view. This video looks at concepts...
by Mike Simpson | Sep 22, 2021 | Canada, Culture, Geography, Holidays, Photography, Seasons, Toronto, Travel, Uncategorized
Feature image: my photo of the University of Toronto campus in downtown Toronto (photo taken at Trinity College looking south toward Soldier’s Tower) Fall in Toronto, Ontario, Canada can be epic. It’s a beautiful time for a road trip or local outing to...
Vocabulary Study: Office Work, Collaboration and Teamwork (Intermediate to Advanced)
Words for Winter – Vocabulary for Seasons, Temperature, Precipitation and Clothing (Beginner to Intermediate)
Should We Say Fall or Autumn? (Looking at Seasons, Semesters and Etymology)
Vocabulary Study: Business and Globalization Expressions (Intermediate to Advanced)
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