Junk Food - Reading and Vocabulary

Author's Instructions

 

Level: This activity is suitable for B1 (Intermediate) English learners. The video features natural, fast-paced speech, humor, and everyday storytelling, requiring students to understand both the main ideas and specific details.

 

Learners will encounter useful vocabulary and expressions related to food, health, childhood experiences, and daily life. Some challenging words and phrases include health nuts, sugary, jealous, instill, dehydrated, grubby, thoughtful, get away with it, put two and two together, and wash it down with.

 

These terms make the activity valuable for expanding vocabulary while developing listening and discussion skills.

Explore Worksheets

Raising a Child Costs $300,000-Vocabulary Exercise B(7)

Vocabulary - ESL

Directions: Choose the correct word from the drop-down box to complete the sentence. When you finish, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click ‘Finish’, then click ‘Check my Answers’. You can do the Vocabulary Exercise a total of 3 times. After the 3rd time, take a screenshot of each page of your results and paste them in the homework file. 

IE0, Unit 4, Language Builder, Exercise 4

Vocabulary - ESL

IE0, Unit 4, Language Builder, Exercise 4

Let's talk about projects - REVIEW (B1)

Vocabulary - ESL

Review vocabulary and collocations that we use to talk about projects.

Comparative and superlative

Vocabulary - ESL

English as a second language 
It's an easy worksheet for students to practise the comparative and the superlative of adjectives.
 

  • Main content: Comparatives and superlatives
  • Other contents: adjectives