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henry2001
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phrasal verb
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please help me with this sentence:
Don’t watch TV after 11 p.m.
-You must turn ..............
you must turm off after/ before 11 p.m. What is right?
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15 Apr 2024 |
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douglas
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You must turn it off before 11 p.m. |
16 Apr 2024 |
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Berenice.Secret
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Lost ID
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I wonder if there is any support team. I lost my 2 IDs with all points. Still silence from any support e-mails.
Sad really... |
15 Apr 2024 |
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henry2001
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second conditional
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Without the invention of the telephone, we cannot talk to each other so easily whenever we want.
→If ___________________________________________________________________
If the telephone weren�t invented, we couldn�t talk to each other so easily whenever we wanted.
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If the telephone were invented, we could talk to each other so easily whenever we wanted.
wht is right? Thanks a lot! |
7 Apr 2024 |
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FrauSue
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If the telephone hadn�t (or: had never) been invented, we wouldn�t be able to talk to each other whenever we wanted. If the telephone hadn�t (or: had never) been invented, we wouldn�t be able to talk to each other so easily. |
12 Apr 2024 |
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cunliffe
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My best lesson
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What is the best lesson you have ever had? Or the best lesson you have ever given? I was just wondering... Lynne |
4 Apr 2024 |
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cunliffe
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Thanks for your replies, very interesting. The clip Dale reminded me of two students I once had, I�ll leave you to guess how long ago.  They were two Japanese ladies in Wolverhampton. Their husbands were working on such a thing as a mobile phone! They brought prototypes in to show the class and they were huge! I got stuck on a method I found on here. It was called, or I thought it was - Lauriane�s lesson. You tell a story by drawing images, eliciting answers, then recap, then �what would have happened if he/she hadn�t....? You could adapt many a newspaper report for this and the kids loved it as the mini whiteboards and marker pens were involved! Lynne |
8 Apr 2024 |
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EwelinaEwelina
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Unfortunately, the site often encounters technical problems. When I can�t download my worksheets I click either of the options shown below. Sometimes it works. |
5 Apr 2024 |
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EwelinaEwelina
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AI Tools
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Can you share your opinions and experience on using AI tools Can you recommend a good one that can help with complex grammar? Have a good day> |
2 Apr 2024 |
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carinita
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Concerning download
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Hi everyone!
It´s been a long while since I registered for this site. I´d like to know if the system for getting points continues to be the same. In addition to that question: Do I lose 1 point for each download I make? (As it used to be)
I uploaded a WS today and while doing that I read quickly a message that left me wondering whether it might have happened some change in the rules and I have not been informed of.
Hope you all have a nice Monday.
Regards,
Carina
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1 Apr 2024 |
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kohai
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@carinita Yes, the point system is the same - you get 1 point whenever someone downloads your work and you spend 1 point every time you download sth from the site (except for New Contributions where you have 30 free downloads). @Little Miss Lady When you download, leave a comment - so next time you will know you have already downloaded a particular worksheet or ppt. Also, save the files on your computer under the original file name and add the author, e.g., "PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE/movie-like happening situations (part1) by guorkhan".
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14 Apr 2024 |
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EstherLee76
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An Apple for the Teacher?
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We all have fond memories of giving apples to our teachers or later receiving them as professionals. However, that is all about to change. The Widespread Teacher’s Association has declared that the official fruit to be given and received by school teachers is now the papaya. Many are confused by this move and some are downright upset. “Apples are an important tradition in our school” one elementary student in Kentucky stated. “How am I supposed to fit a papaya in my backpack?” “I personally don’t like papayas.” said a teacher in Missouri. “They’re a bit messy and you have to cut them. What a headache.” With Teacher’s Day coming up soon, prices of papayas are expected to rise steadily. Hence some are questioning the wisdom of the change of fruit. Although papayas are cheaper per pound, they become more expensive for parents to buy since they’re much bigger than apples. “I think this is incredibly unfair to parents.” complained one Minnesota mother. “Papayas are too big and expensive. Who’s idea was this, anyway?” Well, if you prefer to receive apples rather than papayas as a teacher, you’re in luck! The tradition stays and Happy April Fool’s Day! :) |
1 Apr 2024 |
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piranhac
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English open day
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Good morning to you all, I am currently teaching in the Sultanate of Oman and my school asked me to plan an open day for The English language Department. I have some ideas in my mind like doing a model lesson plan and doing a presentation competition as well as a story telling competition. Furthermore, I would like to enrich my plan for this exceptional day. So if you have planned such a day or if you have any valuable ideas, please suggest to me. Thank you very much indeed. |
18 Mar 2024 |
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Maruan Aziz
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You could choose a lesson and present it as a �demo lesson� especially for novice teachers, the, you can have a discussion of it afterwards. You can plan it according to a model, share with them lesson plans and have their feedback at the end. Good luck Aziz Chefchaouen-Morocco |
28 Mar 2024 |
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!!! Hello Esther, good to see you! xxx
