Thursday

word of the day; occur
and here's a word that causes problems; resume

Cry 'God for Harry, England and Saint George!

So in the most befitting way to celebrate St George's day we will deal with all things English.

First of all what is England famous for?

secondly
do some exercises

or if you prefer the traditional lessons you used to have at school
click here

and a video of a cheeky little monkey

Friday again, again!

Sorry I haven't posted for a week but it's been difficult this week to find the time.
As "The Bodins" say "it isn't the cock that gets people up in the morning, it's courage!"

so the links for today are:

Proof that the English language is easy

This is to prove that it's difficult phrasal verbs exercise

and this isn't too hard articles

I don't know if this is any good, perhaps someone can try it and leave a comment.

and this is how managers are employed

Friday again

It's nearly the weekend again, doesn't time fly by when you're having fun?!

so, on that note here's a fun exercise:

hangman

OK you can stop having fun now, it's time to concentrate.

which famous song includes the line:

"Early morning, April 4, a shot rings out in a Memphis sky,
Free at last, they took your life, They could not take your pride" ?

here's a clue:
MLK
and here's his most famous speech:
I have a dream
click on the link if you want to listen to it,
"I still have a dream"

and he wasn't the only one to have a dream, because on April 4 in 1975 Paul Allen and Bill Gates founded Microsoft in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Thursday

Today's news:
how much do you love your wife? and
drink more coffee

Wednesday

As some of you have already stated today, there's no news.
Apart from the Nike Strike and Doctor Who's new series starting on Saturday.

So, let's move on,
this site should keep you occupied.

click here

Today's candidate for Great Britons
goes to one of my relatives... possibly.

William Willett