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            Food idioms lesson 
            
            Here is a full communicative lesson on food idioms.  Students match the name of the food to the idiom, walk around the room to find the definitions, and practice the idioms in speaking and writing.  Pictures of the food are provided for students who might be unfamiliar with some food vocabulary.  Enjoy!
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 12-17 
            Type: lesson-plan 
            Downloads: 8
            
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            Gerund and Infinitive Maze 
            
            This is a game to study and practice verbs that are followed by gerunds and infinitives.  First students must trace a path through the maze stopping on only verbs that are followed by the infinitive.  Then, in the next activity, the game is adapted so that students get speaking practice using those verbs!
             
            Level: advanced 
            Age: 14-17 
            Type: worksheet 
            Downloads: 5
            
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            Transportation Language: Prepositions 
            
            The first page is an attractive, easy-to-follow guide of which prepositions to use with transportation vocabulary.  The second page includes a focused practice of transportation language which ends in a guessing game.  Then I provide students with maps of the local transportation system, and they write directions to a place on the map.  Their partn...
            
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 10-17 
            Type: worksheet 
            Downloads: 11
            
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            Grammar reference: quantifiers 
            
            This resource contains a chart which organizes quantifiers into those used with count nouns, non-count nouns, and both.  Quantifiers are arranged from large quantity to small quantity.  On the second half of the page are charts clarifying the differences between some commonly confused quantifiers.
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 14-17 
            Type: grammar-guide 
            Downloads: 14
            
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            Song Lesson: Song for a Winter�s Night 
            
            This is a beautiful song and a good one to use in the wintertime when you don�t want to play a Christmas song!  The lesson starts off with a pre-listening discussion, then students listen for missing words, then there is a discussion of themes in the song, and finally there is a general discussion about students� attitudes toward winter!
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 12-17 
            Type: worksheet 
            Downloads: 4
            
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            Getting it done - talking about repairs 
            
            Students practice the structures for getting someone to do repairs in their homes.  For example, "I had the exterminator kill the cockroaches," "I got the plumber to unclog the toilet," and "I had the window replaced."  Activities move from more controlled to freer.  A grammar explanation is provided at the top of this worksheet.
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 12-17 
            Type: worksheet 
            Downloads: 8
            
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            Driving maze: stress in compound nouns 
            
            This is a fun activity to practice stress in compound nouns.  Why do you stress the first word in "stop sign" but the second word in "green light"?  Because "stop sign" is a compound noun and green light is just an adjective and a noun!  Students practice stress in compound nouns in the context of driving by attempting to "drive home" through the m...
            
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 14-17 
            Type: activity-card 
            Downloads: 16
            
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            Conversation board game 
            
            Here�s a fun game that promotes conversation.  It also brings out interesting stories, and students learn more about each other.  Page 1 is the board game and page 2 contains the instructions.
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 12-17 
            Type: activity-card 
            Downloads: 6
            
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            Phrasal Verbs: Sickness and Health 
            
            This is a full communicative lesson on phrasal verbs in the context of health.  Students start with a discussion, then read a dialogue about illness containing 12 health-related phrasal verbs.  They get to discover the meaning and grammar of these phrasal verbs using the context of the dialogue.  There are practice activities, discussion questions,...
            
             
            Level: advanced 
            Age: 14-17 
            Type: worksheet 
            Downloads: 31
            
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            Money Verbs and Prepositions 
            
            Why do you pay $50 FOR a pair jeans but spend $50 ON a pair of jeans?  Many money verbs are used with specific prepositions.  This worksheet starts with a discussion, then presents some of these verb-preposition collocations, gives students some focused practice, and then ends with a partner interview for freer practice!
             
            Level: intermediate 
            Age: 11-17 
            Type: worksheet 
            Downloads: 43
            
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