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     I come back with a new page called Classroom Screen.  you can create a screen for your lessons. It offers nearly 50 languages and different backgrounds.  You can put a clock or calendar.  You can set time for your tasks You can write something you can write your students names and it will choose from it, so you don't need to pick students from a list Here how it looks like: On the right bottom of the screen, you will see colourful box. when you click it, you have online voting. After the lesson, you can leave it open while students are voting. when everybody finishes, you can see the results. 

      If you understand the perfect tense, it will be your favourite tense. You learn to express yourself in a different dimension because we don't use it in Turkish. however the more you expose to perfect tense in films and songs you feel more comfortable. Then you will realise that you start to use perfect tense all of a sudden.                Here my material for perfect tense. You can also use it for revision lessons.  https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1293955633044783106

      I have found a new internet site to practice your English with games! I've been thinking a game like this but I had never thought that would be a real.         Voscreen lets you practice your English via translation. It provides you with movie clips about the grammar topics that you choose. You can decide on your level as well. however; you cannot filter both your level and the topic that you want. You can create your own list after watching the videos.         I believe that after noticing the grammar rules, we need to expose as much authentic input as possible. Voscreen gives us this opportunity. I hope you will benefit as much as I do.

    When we feel sad, happy or energetic we listen to music. Thus, I can say that songs are here for expressing our feelings. this material suitable for all levels. You can ask your advanced student how do they feel with this song. If your student is pre-intermediate you can ask the people's reactions in the video.     Material for describing feelings: https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1290747062270296066