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French Food

by ead00005

Pupils have been introduced to French food in a previous lesson. They have already looked at vocabulary for 'I like' or 'I don't like'. In this activity they watch the 'Chez-Mimi' video, answer the questions and then talk about what foods they like/...

Fun Facts about England

by SongYanhuaCSC

England is an interesting place. What do you know about those fun facts about it? I bet the more you know about England, the better you understand English. For this reason, it is meaningful that you engage yourself to know some fun facts about England.

Fun facts about England?

by Jiang Zeng

Functions in C++

by wm5

Computer programs that solve real-world problems are usually much larger than the simple programs of addition 2+2 that could be implemented with couple of code lines. As big programs contain numerous lines of code programmers had needed to find mechanism how to arrange it in simpler manner. And...

Fundamentals of Psycholinguistics

by davidzhuang

Psycholinguistics is an interdisciplinary field of study in which the goals are to understand how people acquire language, how people use language to speak and understand one another, and how language is represented and processed in the brain. Psycholinguistics is primarily a sub-discipline of...

Gamification

by dwrkin

Gamers have spent countless hours saving princesses, dodging bullets, and dismembering Grecian monsters. What drives us to keep coming back to these experiences? Researchers around the world have spent decades measuring the effects games have on our society: how they encourage or discourage...

Genitive relative pronouns in German

by katyh1

In German, genitive relative pronouns are equivalent to 'whose' or 'of whom' in English. Their gender is determined by the person / object who is in possession of a particular item. This learning object provides practice in choosing genitive relative pronouns correctly.

Geological processes

by AnnaLeonova

Earth is a dynamic planet. Geological processes occur to us constantly. Some of them are go on invisible for us; some of the geological processes make a great damage. The processes that cause change on the Earth are in the focus of this module.

German 'Partizipialkonstruktionen' (intermediate / advanced)

by Sina

Past and present participles are used as adjectives, both in English and German, to form a participle clause. Like any adjective, these participles describe a noun. German extends the options to describe a noun by putting more information in front of the participle, creating an 'Extended...

German Beginners - First revision: Meeting, Greeting, Getting to know each other

by Sample learning...

The following test revises German expressions you can use when meeting someone for the first time. It is based on the expressions introduced in TANGRAM Aktuell 1, chapter 1.