ESL - English PowerPoints: "IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS" Number 9

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"IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS" Number 9

Attractive Presentation in a Series of Everyday Idioms, for Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing. Completely Automatic, so Teacher can relax for 10 minutes. Learn ´real English´. Have fun!

Level:elementary
Age: +5
Format: PowerPoint
Downloads:65

5 out of 5, rated by 2 teachers

Copyright 14/5/2017 Leslie Douglas
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Comments:

*maryse peyé*	posted by maryse peyé 20170515 Thanks and thanks again for such a new sweet treat !
*olena linchuk*	posted by olena linchuk 20170515 I appreciate your work!
*morenopalomares*	posted by morenopalomares 20170515 Addicted to your fantastic contributions.
*Ekaterina69*	Thanks! posted by Ekaterina69 20170515 I like your work!
*kohai*	posted by kohai 20170515 You ARE in my good books, dear Les. Thank you for sharing!
*kohai*	Thank you very much! posted by kohai 20170515 P.S. I´d love to know how common the use of the questions like "Have you a cat?" and "Had you a cat?" is. Are they fine both for spoken and written English? Till now I thought that only "Have you got a cat?" and "Do you have a cat?" are correct.
*medderraz*	One very Big Thank you, dear Les :) :) :) posted by medderraz 20170515