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Mary Wollstonecraft - Phrasal Verb reading
A short text about the remarkable Mary Wollstonecraft, one of the first British feminists and mother to Mary Shelly (author of Frankenstein) with a phrasal verb gap-fill. Should be useful for the subject of gender politics. Answers at the back.
Level: advanced
Age: 14-100
Type: reading
Downloads: 68
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One Word Two Meanings: 2
Back by popular demand! A short worksheet about words that have more than one meaning. Answers are on the back. The vocabulary box at the top of the page can be covered up for those with a B2 level or above. And yes, I know "murder" as in a flock of crows, isn�t exactly a common word. It is, however, a fun word, with loads of potential for puns.
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-100
Type:
Downloads: 45
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Question Practice: Companies and Businesses
A quick explanation about question forms in English, to save time writing them on the board, and then a list of instructions on what questions each student should ask their partner. Useful for correcting students that have got into bad habits or just struggle to use the correct question forms. Also a good way for you to save your voice.
Level: elementary
Age: 11-100
Type:
Downloads: 34
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Phrasal Verbs About Celebrating and Socialising
A worksheet about celebrating and socialising that contains a mix-and-match, bingo, gap-fill, story with gap-fill, debate with role-play cards, and a mock FCE reading and use of English part 4 test. Answers at the back as per usual. If you are in a country where homosexuality is outlawed, please be aware that there are references to this lifestyle....
Level: advanced
Age: 11-100
Type:
Downloads: 62
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Dangerous Sport Reading
This has a couple of uses. It can be a straight forward reading with a vocabulary word list linking exercise. It can also be a way of introducing a role-play that involves agreeing and disagreeing and the vocabulary used that can be practiced in a controlled manner. It can also be used to stimulate a debate on dangerous sports, health and safety an...
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 67
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On no account - Inversion
A further worksheet on inversion that concentrates on the expressions "on no account" and "under no circumstances." This is ideal for engineers. The answers are on the back.
Level: advanced
Age: 16-100
Type:
Downloads: 20
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Ways to say "agree to."
6 different ways to say "agree to" in the form of a dice-game. Introduce the alternative expressions and then roll a dice for each of the 18 sentences in the box to rephrase according to the number on the dice and the corresponding expression or word. Useful for Cambridge exam preparation as it helps to develop range.
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-100
Type:
Downloads: 36
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What does it Mean? 8
Another one in my "What does it mean" series which is done in the form of a quiz. I haven�t done one for a while, as it goes. A few words that are common enough in British English and the majority should be learned if students are aiming to pass the CPE exam. Answers at the back
Level: advanced
Age: 12-100
Type:
Downloads: 34
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Descriptions - The Face and Hair
A short visual worksheet for A1 students to introduce words connected to the face and hair. Answers are given on the back.
Level: elementary
Age: 8-100
Type:
Downloads: 15
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Grammar Vigilante - FCE part 1 story, debate and corrections exercise
This story has been adpated from the internet in the style of the FCE Reading and Use of English section of the FCE exam, part 1. Answers are provided along with a letter that has to have the grammar and spelling corrected. There is then a fun debate about the Grammar Vigilante. This man really does exist, by the way.
Level: advanced
Age: 16-100
Type: reading
Downloads: 48
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