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This site is suitable for those who are interested in teaching or learning "Business English". It provides rich vocabulary, slangs and jargons that you may face in a commercial meeting. Some do-s and don't-s of business are included here. Presentation tips and games are other attractive options. Since I spent 3 months on a useless "Business English" class in a quite well- known university in Iran I can tell that visiting this site and similar sits are much more useful.

This site is suitable for those who are interested in teaching or learning "Business English". It provides rich vocabulary, slangs and jargons that you may face in a commercial meeting. Some do-s and don't-s of business are included here. Presentation tips and games are other attractive options. Since I spent 3 months on a useless "Business English" class in a quite well- known university in Iran I can tell that visiting this site and similar sits are much more useful.

Knowing how you can compose a persuasive essay is crucial to your progress in school in view of the fact that you'll be expected to write argumentative papers more frequently as opposed to any one of the the rest of the categories of paper.

This activity will develop students' creativity and will enrich their vocabulary through writing a letter and choosing different words from the given options. Besides, this activity will teach how to write a letter to someone because it also provides important tips for writing a letter.

very interesting game. Learners should choose a theme and use the tips provided to write sentences. This game will help children to learn to create appropriate mood for a story. This game also became one of the favorite games of my neighbor.

This game can be useful for low intermediate students.Children can learn what kinds of words to use in order to create an atmosphere suitable for a chosen topic. This interactive activity also helps students to enlarge their vocabulary.

This webpage gives some interesting activities for practicing Present Perfect. Some of them I have used some are new. Give it a try. These activities can be done by students in pairs. Students may ask follow up questions such as when, who, with, which will lead them from Present Perfect to Past Simple.