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Rebecca Bourke
Czech Republic



Irish ESL teacher living in the Czech Republic. br br All my documents are made on the free and open source program Open Office, you will be able to read them with Microsoft word though, I promise. :)
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 		 Speaking exercise to practise "Should have"
Students elicit criticism from each other. E.g. I fell off my bike. - You should have been more careful!
Level: intermediate
Age: 12-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 15

 		 Funny communication activity about room decoration and hospitals and quick a reading B2 level.
First a question and a few answers from Yahoo! answers, then a short vocabulary matching exercise followed by discussion questions. Warning: Depending on your class you may want to take out the word "Kinky" from the reading and also the vocabulary exercise. Also the exercise could be suitable for younger students once that change was made.
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 17

 		 Comparatives and Superlatives/numbers, City Sizes
I made this as a supplement for Headway Pre-int second edition because it includes a reading about Shenzen in China (but the teachers book had very outdated information about the city sizes around the world) . "Megaopolis" Is the name of the reading. If you�re unfortunate enough to be teaching out of the 1st edition, you�ll find that has a simila...
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 30

 		 Irish Legend - Cuchulainn
 Cut up the sections and hand them out separately, asking students to guess at each stage of the story what happens next.
Level: elementary
Age: 10-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 23