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Gr Ex - Placement Test Grammar 3 This is my third version, slightly more difficult. Another TEST to assess students, and see which grammar notions should be revised (individually or generally) or not. It can be used for intermediate and upper-intermediate. It can also be used in class as a general grammar revision. Ss would usually prefer it that way as they hate tests. It makes t... Level: intermediate Age: 8-100 Type: others     quantities 1 pictures of quantities through authentic pictures; Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Type: flash-card     Containers and quantities I have been using this pictionary in teaching containers and quantities. It can be used as an aid in grocery shopping speaking activities. Thanks for the template to CHARMED ONE :) Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type: others     quantities 2 pictures of quantities (through authentic pictures)for young learners Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Type: flash-card     food quantity PICTIONARY food quantity: pictionary. hope you like it! thanks for all the downloads I�ve received! Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Type: worksheet     A few few - a little / little Worksheet deals with the use of a few, few, a little, little used with count and non count nouns. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Quantities: Much / Many / a Little / a Few / a Lot of / Lots of Basic chart for explaining quantities with a few examples. I find that it helps my students when I point out that countables are plural and uncountables are singular in this context. Side note: The words in brackets are quantifiers that could be used, but that aren�t common in English (for example: "I haven�t got a few friends" exists, but you w... Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Type: worksheet     What�s in the fridge ? Very interesting worksheet with pictures. Children can practise THERE IS / THERE ARE expressions and answering the questions: Is/Are there any.... ? Level: elementary Age: 8-11 Type: worksheet     Quantities A simple exercise related to phrases that are used to refer to QUANTITIES. Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet     Containers and quantities Simple worksheet for children to revice the containers and the 2 quantities ( kilo , litre ) . They can also revice some food vocabulary. Level: elementary Age: 5-10 Type: worksheet     FOOD AND DRINK 1) Identify food and drinks. 2) Complete sentences using the correct form of there + be. 3) Classify into countable or uncountable. 4) Choose the expressions (containers or quantities) that go with food and drink Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Adjective Bookmarks (Categorized into 12 groups) Hi. Here is a set of adjective bookmarks.You can fold them or cut them into 4. Although adjective lists are very common and appear on many websites, this list came from: http://www.momswhoth ink.com/reading/list -of-adjectives.html I hope you will find them useful. I have some synonym bookmarks with adjectives on them. You might be able to use... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: flash-card     At The Grocery: Food quantity (2-pages) A reading comprehension on the topic of food quantity. Vocabulary: carton, can, bunch, jar, bottle, milk, grapes, bananas, cheese and jam. -------------- --------------- The re are three tasks, match the lists of shopping with the paper bags, re-write the list which misses afew letters, and put a tick on the food that Sara should buy; based on th... Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     British Food Information Game This is a fun activity game for any class with more than 6 students. Expand and print onto B4 paper. Cut out the cards and give one to each student. Students mingle and ask questions to find the missing information which they then write on the card. Question examples: Can you tell me a little bit about cottage pie? What ingredients do I need for ch... Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: activity-card     two recipes - pairwork ***PAIRWORK***: here is a pairwork. Students have to ask questions about the ingredients (with how many / how much), about the utensils and about the instructions / directions. They have to complete the missing information. You can then ask them to choose one recipe and cook it! :) ENJOY!!!! Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet

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