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My First Complaint in the UK I improve my English by learning very hard Two months ago I had to choose a website from the Internet to write my homework about how to make a complaint. I chose a pet shop I already knew because I often order food for my dogs from it. Ten days ago I ordered a crate and an odor remover solution for my carpet from the same website. You know, I got a puppy and I had to train her to pee outside. They told me my order will arrive on 24th of April. On 14th I decided to […]

Phrasal verbs at ESOL level 3 Phrasal verbs – try to use a multi-word verb. Tell us something interesting that happened to you this week, and try to use a multi-word verb – homework. Try to use a multi-word verb Two months ago I’ve got a new dog, a black female puppy called Onix. She’s 6 months old and she sometimes tries to get out of doing her needs outside, so I had to train her do not pee in my house. I was about to give up after some […]

Homework esol 3 Writing task Covid 19 – homework ESOL 3. Write an informal email to your friend who lives in a country where Covid 19 has not arrived yet and tell them how your life in Scotland has changed as a result of this virus. Give your friend some advice and tell him/her how to prepare themselves for the arrival of the virus in their own city/country after one week. Hi Sara! As you probably already know, due of the pandemic coronavirus our lives had change here in Scotland. […]

Homework ESOL level 3 course At the reception desk at the Plaza Hotel – homework. When you complained at the reception desk at the Plaza Hotel, you felt that the receptionist was not very helpful. She noted your complaint, but she didn’t apologize or offer any compensation. You still feel angry about this. After you return home you decide to write a letter to the hotel manager. 1.Invent an address for the Plaza Hotel. 2. Write this and your own address in the correct places at the top of the […]

A worksheet to learn preposition of place Preposition of place (opposite, next to, behind, between etc). At the beggining of ESOL level 3 course, our teacher brought us a worksheet to help us to learn preposition of place (opposite, next to, behind, on the corner of, between, in the middle). I prepared a similar one to show you what I learned. Click the picture to make it bigger. The library is on the corner of Aston Road. The bank is between car park and dentist. The park is opposite the […]

Free-time activity homework Free-time activity homework ESOL level 3. Think about your favourite free-time activity. Write a description of it. Include: -how often you do it -where you do it -what equipment you need -what clothes you need -when the best time to do it is -why you like it About my Free-time activity I didn’t like writing when I was younger. Poems fascinated me, but I didn’t have the talent to compose them.

Future with will I will + verb                      I’ll + verb I will not + verb               I won’t + verb If I feel better, I’ll go shopping with my mum. If the weather is good, I’ll go to the park to play football. If it rains, I won’t go out. If I decide to stay in, I’ll ring you.

Imagine that you work in a supermarket. You were cleaning when something broke. Your boss has already gone home. Write a short note explaining what happened. I was cleaning the floor when the bowl broke. I probably touched it with my sweeping brush. I was throwing the broken bowl in the bin when the supervisor saw me. I was writing this short note when he asked me to explain what happened. I was explaining him how the bowl broke when the supervisor touched the coffee cup on your desk. I […]

Write a description of what you do on a typical weekend. Try to include the following linking words: first of all, then, next, after that, after …ing, before …ing, later, finally. There is no weekends for me because I always work 4 days on, 4 days off. When I’m off, first of all I have a coffee and 2 cigarettes. I usually smoke Romanian Pall Mall superking, but now I got kent 8, so I smoke 3 cigarettes. Then I go with my dog Bruno for a walk. He often […]

Yesterday, at English class (ESOL level 3), the teacher told us we can say “It’s raining cats and dogs” if it’s raining heavily. She didn’t know why they use this saying here in Scotland, so I checked on internet. In the 16th Century, houses had thatched roofs. It was the only place for animals to get warm, so all the dogs, cats and other small animals lived in the roof. When it rained heavily it became slippery and sometimes the animals would slip and fall off the roof – hence […]