Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl 
Grammar lesson on will be doing and will have done with examples for ESL students Study this example situation: These people are standing in a queue to get into the cinema. Half an hour from now, the cinema will be full. Everyone will be watching the film. Three hours from now, the cinema will be …
English essay on loneliness and solitude written by our students to practice writing Essay topic on loneliness and solitude Although most of our cities are overpopulated these days, many citizens are suffering from loneliness. It is as if we are surrounded by water, but still thirsty. Discuss the reasons for this ironic situation. Essayist: Sam, …
English essay on longevity and life expectancy written by our students to practice writing Essay topic on longevity and life expectancy With the high level of advancement in technology and medicine, do you think humans would reach a point when they could see their descendants of the next four or five generations? That is, would …
English essay on personal computers and smartphones written by our students to practice writing Essay topic on personal computers and smartphones Do you think our current personal computers (PCs) and laptops will be completely replaced by smaller devices such as Apple/Google watches, smartphones, etc. in 20 years from now? Discuss it. LELB Society’s Student: Sam …
English essay on final examinations and stress written by our students with some vocabulary in real context Final examinations place a huge amount of stress on students. Some educationists nowadays believe that continuous assessment during the course could be an appropriate alternative to final examinations. What do you think? LELB Society’s Student: Sam The current …
English idioms and expressions on luck and fortune for English students Related Idioms & Expressions on Luck To keep one’s fingers crossed: to wish someone luck It’s an ill wind that blows nobody good: someone who usually benefits from another person’s misfortune – used to say that every problem brings some advantages for somebody else …
English conversation class on fear and phobia for English students Round Table Activity Please develop 2 questions in relation to the current topic. Each participant must ask a question and be asked once. Your questions must not be too personal. Your questions ought to be challenging and not so easy to answer. Your questions should …
English conversation class on decision making and determination for English students English questions on decision making How often do you consult others when it comes to making decisions? What is the role of ‘decision making’ in your life? Do you think your destiny is shaped with your own hands (willpower)? What do you do to …
English questions on fashion and mode for English students in conversation classes English questions on fashion What is the level of your fashion-sensitivity? Describe the mental characteristics of those who are so concerned with fashion. What’s your opinion about ‘brand-loyalty’? Can you be fashionable without spending so much money? Compare and contrast those who are …
English Conversation on Optimism for English students with an embedded podcast English questions on optimism and positive thinking Is optimism learnable? Are you sometimes required to be pessimistic? Is realism better than optimism? Compare and contrast optimistic and pessimistic people. When you look at a half full / half empty glass of water, which part …