Shared by anonymous
Author: Richelle Hewin
Roll the dice to find out which question word to use.
Materials: Several dice (1 per pair / group of three works well)
Procedure
Elicit question words from the class (e.g. 'What', 'How long', etc)
Show the dice to the class to elicit what it is, and how many sides ...
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Posted in ESL teaching ideas
Keywords: adults, children, dice, elementary, game, idea, speculating, wh- questions
Shared by marianne
A long list of common mistakes. Students correct the mistakes in the sentences.
Excerpt
I have twenty one years old.
My friend he is a system analyst.
This is for to use in the computer.
Could you borrow me your book?
He don´t work here anymore.
That store is near to my house.
How long time ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, children, collocations, error correction, grammar, intermediate
Shared by mposch@borg-feldbach.ac.at
Tasks
Listening: Some lines have an extra word. Delete the word which you don´t hear.
In pairs write a dialogue between Brenda and Eddie:
1)The night before their wedding took place
OR
2) The day when they decided to get divorced
Excerpt
A bottle of white, a bottle of red wine
Perhaps a bottle of rosé ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, listening, love, song, vocabulary
Shared by isabelcneves@yahoo.com
Tasks
Write a tick in the column that suits your ANSWER (questionnaire).
What is the most controversial situation in this questionnaire ? Justify your opinion.
Read the following cases and decide what should be done in each one.
Excerpt
Jill and Frank Smith live in Cardiff. Frank is average size, while Jill has ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, biotechnology, children, cloning, dna, intermediate, questionnaire, reading, speaking
Shared by englishteaching.co.uk
This worksheet presents a multitude of words, phrases and figures of speech, which are useful when analyzing literature.
It is an instructional worksheet that should be used to pre-teach some meta language connected with literary analysis. It's organized in a form od mini gloss with vocabulary entries on the ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, advanced, analysis, figures-of-speech, instructions, literature, vocabulary
Shared by jill.sabin@gmail.com
This kitchen vocabulary worksheet will help your students learn new names for the things one can find in a kitchen. Each vocabulary item is defined and presented on an adjacent picture.
The vocabulary includes: wok, frying pan, whisk spatula, tea ball, potato peeler, toaster, cutting board, baking pan, ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, definitions, instructions, kitchen, pictures, vocabulary, young-learners
Shared by mercedes_rayan
The worksheet is based on a song titled "Careless Whispers" by George Michael:
Excerpt
Time can never mend the careless whispers of a good friend
To the heart and mind, ignorance is kind
there's no comfort in the truth
pain is all you'll find
Should've known better
I feel so unsure
as I take your hand ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, listening, love, minimal-pairs, song, vocabulary
Shared by tagoreluz
The worksheet is based on a song titled "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" by The Script:
Excerpt
Going back to the corner where I first saw you
Gonna camp in my sleeping bag I’m not gonna move,
Got some words on cardboard got your picture in my hand,
Saying if you see ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, advanced, comprehension, internet, listening, love, matching, research, song, vocabulary
Shared by marcoenglish
It is a traditional multiple choice vocabulary test. The students should fill out the gaps by choosing the most adequate answers.
Excerpt
1.Confident workers feel more_______and content when they air their opinions and engage in a serious dialogue with their supervisors.
a.appreciated
b.absent
c.obsolete
d.abstract
Outline
Ask students to talk on their process to increase general ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, advanced, multiple-choice, vocabulary
Shared by Anonymous
Excerpt
You now have the capital you need. The manufacturer makes our wallpaper, and it looks very good. People seem interested in it, and want to see your price list. You have to decide how much you’re going to sell your wallpaper for. What are you going to do?
a ...
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, career, group-work, reading, speculating