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consolidation worksheet it�s a consolidation for the second mid term test for 8th form students it is a round up Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Traditional manners and changing manners This contains several tasks: reading, writing and some grammar activities.Supplying comparative and superlative form, combining sentences (relative sentences), filling the gaps, and pronunciation of final "ed". Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     HAVING DINNER WITH THE SMITHS TABLE MANNERS AND WHAT DO WE NEED TO LAY TABLE Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Table manners Some texts, table manner tests adapted from some internet resources and writing task. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: reading     Manners in Korea This is a word match of customs in Korea. Students have to match the missing words to the blanks. Level: intermediate Age: 12-14 Type: worksheet     classroom rules Here you have some simple rules for children to behave in class while teaching. I�ve made two copies in the same paper to cut for two children. I make them glue it on the activity book so they don�t lose it. Hope it works for you too. Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     Manners a lesson plan on manners and some conversation practice Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Type: lesson-plan     Table Manners Today And Gross Manners Of The Past Table Manners today and gross table manners of the past. Reading Comprehension, writng and conversation. Enjoy just dont read this close to a meal time. Have a wonderful day! Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     TABLE MANNERS. (reading comprehension for my 6 graders) Well, that�s a reading for my upper-elementary ss. Hope you can use this as well. Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Type: worksheet     Polite questioning.Context - Manners. This includes some simple sentences to cut out and order into two groups = polite and casual questions. Each polite question has a not so polite partner so students can compare and see the difference. It highlights the use of May I, Could I, Would you like, Would you mind etc... good to generate discussion and role play activities afterwards. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     How to survive a mistletoe kiss this year! A recent amusing newspaper report about how to behave this year under the mistletoe with the words "swine flu" being talked about everywhere. I particularly liked the part about the "willing target"! I�ve added comprehension questions and some languages exercises. Happy Christmas! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: reading     Manners and Customs 2 Students have to read a complete some items according to the informations and the images (son dos guias, tuve que separlas) Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Manners and customs Students have to find out some new vicabulary Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     How to be a gentleman, How to be a lady There�s nothing wrong with teaching children good, old fashioned values. I only allow your gentlemen and young ladies in my class - this is the criteria they must meet ;) Level: elementary Age: 4-17 Type: article     adverbs of manners The student has to distinghish the difference about when using an adjective or an adverb Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet

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