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Mastering The Present Perfect »

Short course on mastering the tricky Present Perfect Tense. Plenty of notes, examples and exercises. Includes an answer key. Great for ESL students. Great tool for ESL teachers. ... more »
 

“Phrasal verbs” – quiz »

Shared by Karolina Czurak Phrasal verbs quiz for intermediate students. Task Change words in brackets into phrasal verbs so that the sentences are grammatically (!) and logically correct. Complete sentences with one (!) word only. Download phrasal_verbs_quiz.pdf more »
 

Test elementary »

Revision Test on the verb to be and have got, countries/nationalities, plurals and a bit of vocabulary and a reading comprehension task. It can be modified. ... more »
 

Elementary Grades Quiz »

These worsheets have been made thinking in elementary grades, children who are learning english as a second language in their schools.   ... more »
 

13 free international business English lessons »

These international business English lessons are real business lessons which are designed to enable students to learn a subject, discuss it and then do a mini presentation on the subject. I have provided these lessons in word format for business English teachers so if you are not in China you can remove the Chinese translation pages.   ... more »
 

International business English »

International business English lessons which require students to do a spoken presentation. ... more »
 

International business English »

International business English ... more »
 

International business English »

International business English lessons which require students to do a spoken presentation. All a set of four time tense lessons. ... more »
 

“Death of an Innocent” – DUI lesson plan »

Shared by Karolina Czurak Lead-in Bring an empty bottle of wine / beer or liquor to the classroom. Ask your Ss to close their eyes or simply turn off the light if it's dark outside. Make Ss smell the bottle and guss what the lesson will be about. Alcohol of course. Alcohol Ask students ... more »
 

Iceland – guessing game »

It is a simple yet fun guessing game. Read out these 5 sentences to your students. Tell them that they all describe one place. After you've read out each sentence pause for a few seconds so that your students can write their guess in their notebooks.   When you have finished, ask Ss to read out their 5 guesses. The person who guessed the correct answer earliest, is the winner. The answer is: Iceland.   Extra task: distribute the text and ask students to underline phrases refering to the future (I've underlined them for you below). ... more »