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Imagine this page was in a language you could not understand – yet you did not know until you had read this far. You would be (0) ..B... a paradox. A paradox (1) ….. where a (2) ….. of statements interrelate with one (3) ….. in
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Keywords: intermediate, multiple-choice, paradox, vocabulary
Shared by Anonymous
Procedure
Read the article quickly and underline all the means of communication mentioned.
Work individually. Change cyber-English into regular English.
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: intermediate, internet, l33t, mobile-phones, reading, vocabulary, young-learners
Shared by Anonymous
The class is divided into groups of three. Each groups reads about one classic mistake that people do when working with computers. Ss have to guess what the other classic mistakes are. Then we compare their guesses with the readings.
Alternatively, you could divide students into
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Keywords: computers, intermediate, jigsaw, reading, speaking
Shared by Adam
It's a very simple task that will help your students practice associating ideas. The ability is especially needed during oral tests when a person is presented with a topic about which one knows very little or nothing.
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Posted in ESL teaching ideas
Keywords: game, idea, intermediate, justifying, speaking
Shared by Mia
A simple idea how concordances can be used to instruct question tags to students.
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: concordances, grammar, identifying, intermediate, question-tags
Shared by Michael
Popular culture at its finest. Students are presented with logos of six international companies and need to match them with their descriptions.
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Keywords: brands, corporations, intermediate, matching, reading, speaking, trademarks
Shared by Kate
The lesson is based on Situational Dialogues booklet. I don't think it's still available. [admin: It is available here.]
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Posted in ESL worksheets
Keywords: adults, clothes, drill, gap-fill, intermediate, listening, shopping, speaking
Shared by Marek from Poland
A lesson idea based on "Shaggy Dog Stories" listening series.
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Keywords: humour, identifying, intermediate, listening, matching, true / false
