Compulsive gambling is the uncontrollable urge to keep betting despite the damage it does to a person's life. Addicts may resort to theft or fraud to support the habit. Many compulsive gamblers have found help through professional treatment.
"What do Tony Blair and Thilo Sarrazin have in common?"
Here are two intermediate to advanced level gap fill quizzes that focus on two of life's most enjoyable free-time pursuits: Listening to Music and Reading Newspapers.
For classes, here are some lesson plans on the same subjects:
Reading and Writing Newspaper Articles
Understanding Newspaper Headlines
Using Music in the Classroom
Talking about Pop Music and Musicians
Using Music for Creative Writing
Vocabulary Focus on Music and Newspapers originally appeared on About.com English as 2nd Language on Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 at 13:28:27.
Your students will be more successful if you match your teaching style to their learning styles.
Here are some suggestions to help get your students writing poems based around the theme of the future.
Topics: Singing in the Rain; the Federal Reserve; among versus between; of no use
Words:
musical
silent film
talking picture
leading lady
to dub
exclusive
branch
board of directors
turbulent
to stave off
criticism
accountability
among
between
of no use