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English Online Newsletter for learners and teachers of English Photo © British Council March 2020 Welcome to the twentieth edition of the English Online Newsletter for learners and teachers of English where we showcase our latest free learning resources for English learners and teachers. Whether you are a learner or teacher of English, this month we have a course for you. Go for that new job and succeed in the workplace with 'English for the Workplace' our free online course starting 24 February. For teachers, gain new teaching skills and practices to put towards your CPD with our free course starting 2 March. LEARNERS Food in Britain What foods do you like to eat? What do people eat in the UK? Learn words for some common foods in Britain and imprve your vocabulary. Learn more Starting Out Do you need to learn words and phrases for everyday situations? Follow Julia and Sammy's story to improve your listening comprehension. Watch the videos English for the Workplace Develop your English skills and increase your chances of getting that job you want with our free online course. Join course now for free Learning Vocabulary Do you know what carnivals are all about? Find out what happens in the world's most famous carnivals from Rio to New Orleans.  Learn more Teens What's the deal with vegans? Can eating less meat help the environment? Watch the video to find out. Watch it now IELTS Speaking and Reading tests Find out what you need to know about the IELTS test and learn techniques to improve your test performance. Join now for free Kids Amazing superheroes What superpower would you like to have? Listen to a song about what these amazing superheroes can do. Play the songs now Places to live What type of place do you live in? Play a word game to learn and practise words. Play the game now LearnEnglish Sounds Right Do you have difficulty with the sounds and pronunciation of the English language, or with understanding the symbols of the phonemic alphabet? Get our App TEACHERS Teaching Resources Accidents anecdotes Need activities for your Pre-intermediate students? In this speaking activity students exchange authentic personal anecdotes. Learn more Meetings Is it better to get straight down to business, or is it important to allow or even encourage small talk? This lesson is for your business English class. Learn more Teacher Development Teaching English: How to Plan a Great Lesson Develop your English language teaching skills and learn how to plan and deliver effective English lessons with this free online course. Go to course Audio and text in the classroom Using audio with text is the easiest extension from just using text. This article will help you in your selection of audio sources for your class. Read the article Speaking practice in the primary classroom Do your students get enough speaking practice in class? Watch a recording of our webinar with Tracey Chapelton looking at speaking activities with primary-aged learners. Watch the webinar

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