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Interview exercise for speaking and listening practice. Students mingle with classmates, and ask questions such as "What is the largest ocean in the world?" Target language is superlatives: largest, biggest, longest, highest.
06081977 
THIS IS A SIMPLE EXERCISE ABOUT IRREGULAR VERBS. THE STUDENTS HAVE A LOT DIFFICULT IN MEMORIZE THEM. TRY THIS TO HAVE FUN WITH THEM!!!
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These matching sets of 3 cards form sentences using the conjunctions "because" and "so". Clause order is as follows: Result -> BECAUSE -> reason. Reason -> SO -> result.
nsalguero 
Sorting Nouns
Turtleman 
an easy wordsearch
cabutler017
Force and Motion 1st Grade Multiple Choice Test
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Practice the subject-verb-object word order in positive sentences. Starts easy but becomes more difficult. Final sentences include indirect objects too.
sodsdawn 
For adult ESL learners
sodsdawn
Furniture and rooms
Yesenglish 
kids eieio
Lisa12204
Pieces for a game i'm making
dkell23
Spaces left intentionally blank. This can be used by students to create their own minimal pair tree.
ShirleyNorrie 
Based on a funny video that your students should enjoy.
jbower 
This worksheet was created by John Bower, 2019 HOD Social Sciences at Mangere College, Auckland, New Zealand John was formerly HOD Social Sciences at McAuley High School from 2009 to 2018. He was also HOD Religious Studies at Carmel College from 2005 to 2008.
stefo
blends and short vowels
heelis
Phases of the Moon - Correct the spelling
ShirleyNorrie
Elementary level worksheet on Hallowee'n to accompany short video (5 mins)
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kaitlynneises
Past present future tense categorizing