All Teenagers articles – Page 91
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More about you
An American English worksheet to practice asking and answering questions and to practice sharing opinions.
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Talk about routines
A British English worksheet to play a board game by asking and answering questions about routines.
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Ten things you should know about dreams
An American English worksheet to answer and discuss statements in a questionnaire about dreams.
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What do you know about Diana?
An American English worksheet to practice asking and answering questions using the past simple.
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What do you know about the world?
An American English worksheet to play a game of tic-tac-toe by choosing the correct answers to questions about world facts.
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Ten things you should know about dreams
A British English worksheet to answer and discuss statements in a questionnaire about dreams.
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What do you know about the world?
A British English worksheet to play a game of noughts and crosses by choosing the correct answers to questions about world facts.
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ArticleMethodology: absolute beginners
An article offering suggestions and advice on teaching absolute beginners.
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ArticleComparative and superlative adjectives – tips and activities
Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield provide a selection of useful tips and ideas for teaching comparatives and superlatives.
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Adjectives and noun modifiers in English – tips and activities
Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield provide a selection of useful tips and ideas for teaching adjectives.
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Lesson Share: Grammar activities: The magic element
The aim of this activity is to work on: verb to be + name, size, color, age; has got, hasn't got, abilities, likes and dislikes.
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Teaching English spelling: Useful Activities
An article offering suggestions for teaching English spelling from Tim Bowen.
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Minimal resources: Simple activities
These simple activities use minimal resources and can be used in any part of a lesson. They are easy to adapt (according to the class level and language point being taught) and can be used with other activities to form a full lesson, or as a 'filler' if you have ...
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ArticleTeenagers: Songs: Activities
Using pop songs in the classroom is a common activity. They are an enjoyable alternative to the traditional listening comprehension.
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Purposeful activities
A British English worksheet to find out information about people by asking and answering questions.