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Simple Present: Spelling Rules

I use this presentation on my beginners classes when I am teaching present simple to explain spelling rules for he/she/it and how to make negative and questions in a very simple way. First I go over...

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Business Vocabulary Test

This is a short test on business vocabulary and expressions. It consists of two exercises: in the first one you have to match the words to make collocations, and in the second one you have to complete...

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Crime and Punishment: Speaking Activity + Glossary of Crimes

Speaking Activity: Crime and PunishmentThis activity consists of three main parts:- Glossary of crimes- Words and Phrases related to the speaking activity "Crime and Punishment"- Discussion...

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Daily Phrases 1

Daily Phrases 1I have prepared this paper in order to teach my beloved student significant daily expressions which are definitely helpful for our daily life. This paper contains ten daily expressionns....

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Reading: Texting Turns 20

This is a reading activity about "texting", which turned 20 in the end of 2012. It's a surprisingly good way to make students read, discuss the vocabulary and talk. There are a few questions about this...

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Reading: Fired Hospital Cleaner

This is a reading activity about a newspaper article, which tells us the story of a hospital cleaner who got fired for speaking her native language in the workplace. It's surprisingly a good way to...

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If You Can’t Beat Em’, Join 'Em… on Facebook! Using Social Media in the...

It happens more times than I can count. “Student X, please put away your cell phone.” “Student Y, please stay on task.” “Student Z, please stop checking Facebook and work on your timed reading.” In the...

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Sentence Building Worksheet

Suitable for online or classroom teaching, it is a how-to for teachers whose objective is to consolidate grammar terms and get students to creatively use the language. For revision purposes elicit...

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15 Essential Study Skills for ESL Students

Language instruction may not look or sound like the teaching happening in other classrooms, but often that’s exactly where your ESL students are planning to go. A large percentage of ESL students,...

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5 Easy Listening Games for ESL Beginners

ESL beginners may not be able to say a whole lot, after all their vocabulary and grammar are rather limited. But in order to start speaking, they have to start listening. And not just listening to the...

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What Food Do You Like?

This power point presentation was made for adult students. The objective of it is to discuss the food that they like and talk about some international dishes. It can be used with beginners to pre -...

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Dalhousie Haunted Castle Ghost Story

In this video worksheet your students will be watching a short video about a reporter visit to Dalhousie Haunted Castle Ghost St . While watching the episode your students will be doing activities...

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Celebrities and Their Old Jobs: Before They Were Famous

This power point presentation is for beginners. It is a funny way to introduce past simple of verb be, jobs and prepositions of place. You can make it like a game and ask your students to guess the...

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Homophones Worksheet

This is a worksheet for the students to pronounce a word and find another one that has the same pronunciation. The Ss are provided with clue spaces for them to guess the word. They need to have a basic...

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Animals Fortune Teller Craft

A great craft that kids love - cut out the square, and fold along the lines. add colours and numbers for spelling practice, and use the animals (i replaced the 'fortunes' with simple vocabulary, as my...

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Practicing the Past Continuous and the Simple Past

This worksheet allows students to practice the simple past and past continuous with activities. Activities include written exercises and a role play. The file contains everything you need for the...

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Listening Comprehension and Language Test

Listening comprehension - checking in at the airport - followed by a series of varied language exercises. The first activity is in fact a filling in gaps task using six vocabulary items among eight....

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Partial Translations for Polish Students

It is an exercise in which students must translate phrases in brackets from Polish into English. This way, they revise all the most important grammar issues. It is a good way to prepare students for...

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Adverbs of Different Meanings

The same adverb may have different meanings when applied to the sentence. The exercise aims to let students to learn from those selected adverbs and understand the meanings where it uses. Choose the...

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Synonym and Antonym Worksheet

This is a worksheet about the synonyms and antonyms. Students have to write down the synonym and / or antonym of the given word in the list of table. The aim is to provide a practice to students to...

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