Shared by Antony Mearns
"Where are you going?" or "Where have you been?". Use this worksheet to instruct your students on differences between present perfect and present continuous tenses.
Task
Complete the question and then use the words below to make appropriate sentence.
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Q. Where are you going?
Tomorrow ...
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Keywords: answering-questions, grammar, present-continuous, present-perfect
Shared by phoneware
This beautifully crafted board game will allow your students to practise forming passive voice sentences. The game consits of 34 sentences that need to be transformed into passive voice. Traditionally, introduce the dice and set a goal of finishing the game as soon as possible...
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Your performance surprised her.
They ...
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Keywords: board-game, grammar, intermediate, passive-voice, transformation
Shared by Anonymous
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Andrea didn’t really love Jack and she knew he didn’t really love her, either. So it didn’t bother her at all when, two weeks after their wedding, she saw Jack kissing a young man on his yacht. His name was Howard. That was another reason Jack needed her. ...
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Popularity: 29%
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Keywords: , completion, gay, grammar, homosexualism, love-affair, pronunciation, reading, relative-pronouns, speaking, stress, true / false, verbs, vocabulary, word-formation
Shared by Gloria Pai
As the title suggests. The exercises are based on the song by U2: "I still haven't found what I'm looking for". If you're not familial with the song I suggest that you take a look at the following music video as it's a classic.
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I have climbed highest ...
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Keywords: gap-fill, grammar, irregular-verbs, listening, past-participle, past-simple, regular-verbs, song, U2
Shared by eslpartyboy
This is the well known "one guy always lies, one guy always tells the truth" brain teaser - reproduced as a reading with several additional activities (crossword and general knowledge questions).
It's a fun, humorous and employs lateral thinking. Follow it with activities such as - action ...
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Keywords: brain-teaser, crossword, eating-habits, environment, grammar, intermediate, reading, second-conditional
Shared by Goodness
Task
Now write these sentences in the passive. Pay attention to the tense.
She finished her work by nine o'clock.
Most students speak English in this class.
They showed me the cathedral.
Someone will give you a new notebook.
Did anyone answer your question?
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PassiveActiveForm.doc
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Keywords: active, grammar, passive, transformation
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This is an instructional worksheet for the pronunciation of final -ed, -s and -es in simple present, plural nouns, past simple and past participle.
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Keywords: d, ed, endings, grammar, past-participle, past-simple, present-simple, pronunciation, s
Shared by Lamerche
This is a crosswords to practise vocabulary related to Christmas holidays.
Across
Traditional Scottish wind instrument
Opposite of IN
They are made of WAX
Opposite of badly
Stock filled with goodies on Christmas Day
... night, holy night
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Patron Saint of Ireland
Bird often eaten for Christmas dinner
Santa's sleigh is pulled by
Bells ... on New Year's Day
Sweet ...
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Keywords: christmas, crossword, elementary, grammar, vocabulary
Shared by Bob
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Not only did he fail to report the accident, but also later denied that he had been driving the car.
Never have I enjoyed myself more!
Only after posting the letter did I remember that I had forgotten to put a stamp.
So devastating were the floods that some areas may ...
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Keywords: advanced, grammar, inversion, transformation
Shared by Isabelcneves
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Before June of this year, I thought only the sad and desperate ate garbage. Then I discovered the freegans. For those new to the term ( free+vegan ) , a freegan is a person [...] Taking the expression “Waste not, want not” to its extreme conclusion, freegans try ...
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Keywords: advanced, comprehension, environment, food, gap-fill, grammar, matching, prepositions, reading, transformation, translation, vocabulary
