All Pre-Intermediate articles – Page 22
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Celebrations: Canada Day
In this lesson, students learn about Canada Day and do related activities.
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Impressions: Making a questionnaire
In this lesson, students create a questionnaire and interview a classmate.
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Go Beyond: Knowledge: Dictionaries
In this lesson, students do an activity about Samuel Johnson’s famous dictionary, learn to be better dictionary users and write their own dictionary quiz.
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Beyond: Arts and Media: Books
In this two-part lesson, students read about a book-sharing initiative, discuss their reading habits and read about Britain’s favourite book.
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Celebrations: Happy Birthday
In this lesson, students learn the lyrics to Happy Birthday and research their birthday year.
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Live from London: How well do you know each other?
This video lesson includes interviews with Londoners talking to their friends about how well they know each other.
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Celebrations: Earth Day
In this lesson, students talk about environmental problems and solutions and do a quiz about ‘green’ issues.
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Live from London: What Do You Love?
In this instalment of the Live from London series, Londoners talk about people and things they love.
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Beyond: Knowledge: Computers
In this lesson, students read about PC keyboards and play a typing game.
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Celebrations: St George’s Day
In this lesson, students do a quiz about England for St George’s Day, debate national days and write a quiz about their own country or national day.
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Guessing game: Must, mustn’t, needn’t, don’t have to
A small-group card guessing game to practise must, mustn’t, needn’t and don’t have to.
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Celebrations: April Fool’s Day—Mystery Island
In this lesson, students learn and practise geographical vocabulary about a little-known (and not real) holiday destination.
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Live from London: Double identity
This video lesson includes interviews with Londoners talking about alternative lives.
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Everyday life: Food
In this lesson, students learn about countable and uncountable nouns and different types of food.
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Impressions: Double identity
If you were a superhero, would you have a secret identity? In this lesson, students use the 2nd conditional to talk about double identities.