Collocations

There are some words in English that just go together. These are called collocations.

Some collocations you've probably heard are: fast food, filthy rich, standing ovation, catch a cold, make a difference. Can you think of others?

Here's a lesson about the different types of collocations in English:
Lesson
Quiz


Time collocations quiz (easy)
Business collocations (medium)
Medical collocations matching
 Collocations (advanced)

Complex Sentences

Here is your homework: Writing complex sentences

Reading Skills: Identifying the topic of a paragraph

Reading Skills

 Identifying the topic of a paragraph

 What is the paragraph about?

Listening: Main Idea and Supporting Details

2.  Click this link for the video: Main Idea and Supporting Details


Questions:
What tips are given to help you identify the main idea?
What information do supporting details provide?
NOTE: A sign up page may appear during the video. You don't need to sign up for the course -- just click the X in the top right corner and the video will continue playing.



6. Justice for Aboriginal Peoples - It's time

Questions:
What is the purpose of the video?
What is the main idea?
List some of the supporting details.