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past tense �-ed� pronunciation game This is a simple to game to practice the �-ed� pronunciation of the regular verbs in the past. The fist page is the board. Teacher should cut the small cards in the second page, and students should organize them on the board according to the correct sound. Hope you like it! Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: others     Phonemic Chart Vowels and Diphthongs matching pairs game A very simple game to review vowels sounds and diphthong sounds from the phonemic chart. Print out the vowel and diphthong symbols on to card twice and cut them out. Lay them mixed up on the table face down. The first person takes their go by turning over two cards and saying the sound that is on the card. If the cards have the same symbol the... Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: others     Past simple tense Board Game - regular/irregular & verb to BE This board game is designed to practice past simple using affirmative, negative and interrogative form with different time expressions it includes regular, irregular and verb To BE.Game can be best played by 2-6 students. All you need is this board game, a dice and one token for each player.Answer key is on the second page. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     Long and Short Vowels Reading Practice Game Cards Here are some useful cards for helping your students practise the difference between short and long vowels. You can use these cards in either of two ways... the first is to cut them up and Ss play paper, scissors, stone to decide who takes the card. The S who wins then takes the card and has to read the word correctly. Or, if you don�t have time ... Level: elementary Age: 3-10 Type: activity-card     Phoneme Pronunciation Game Class can be divided into teams of 3 or 4 students. The first team to �translate� the phonemes back into �English� gets 3 points and the following two teams 2 and 1 respectively. This activity can be used to show students how to use the dictionary for pronuncation alsoas a warmer activity at start of class. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     RHYMING BLOCKBUSTERS This game board aims at practising the sounds of the English system. Ss in teams have to find new words that rhyme with the ones in the squares. before the game starts, leave them a few minutes to prepare and then, they have to play in turs and go from one side of the board to the other one. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     MINIMAL PAIRS 2 (MAZE + KEY) Ss have to find their way through the cells of this maze. They can either go up, down, left or right. The right path goes through cells in which there is a word with a /ɒ/ sound. My Ss loved it Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     TEACHING MINIMAL PAIRS 6 Cost or coast, clock or cloak, got or goat : help your students to get over the difficulties of pronouncing correctly with the 1st activity. Then, start a competition with a memory game as a 2nd activity. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: lesson-plan     TEACHING MINIMAL PAIRS 5 Sheep or cheap, ship or chip, cash or catch : help your students to get over the difficulties of pronouncing correctly with the 1st activity. Then, start a competition with a memory game as a 2nd activity. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: lesson-plan     TEACHING MINIMAL PAIRS 4 Doll or dull, lock or luck, boss or bus : help your students to get over the difficulties of pronouncing correctly with the 1st activity. Then, start a competition with a memory game as a 2nd activity. Level: intermediate Age: 10-10 Type: lesson-plan     TEACHING MINIMAL PAIRS 3 Cat or cut, hat or hut, match or much : help your students to get over tHe difficulties of pronouncing correctly with the 1st activity. Then, start a competition with a memory game as a 2nd activity. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: lesson-plan     TEACHING MINIMAL PAIRS 2 Pen or pain, sell or sail, den or Dane : help your students to get over the difficulties of pronouncing correctly with the 1st activity. Then, start a competition with a memory game as a 2nd activity. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: lesson-plan     TEACHING MINIMAL PAIRS 1 Bit or beat, hill or heel, ship or sheep : help your students to get over the difficulties of pronouncing correctly with the 1st activity. Then, start a competition with a memory game as a 2nd activity. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: lesson-plan     HOW TO PRONOUNCE THE LETTER i THIS LESSON PLAN AIMS AT TEACHING PUPILS HOW TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE POSSIBLE PRONUNCIATIONS OF THE LETTER "I" tHE 1st TWO ACTIVITIES WILL ENABLE THEM TO DISCOVER THE RULES THEY NEED TO KNOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PRONUNCIATION AND THEY WILL USE TOOLS TO CHECK THEIR ANSWERS. THE LAST ACTIVITIES ARE GAMES TO PRACTICE THE APPROPRIATE PRONUNCI... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: lesson-plan     Natural Pronunciation Series: Do ya wanna ? A fun game to practice natural pronunciation in the classroom. Using the pattern "Do you want to?" and practicing with "Do ya wanna?" Instructions on page 2. This game is fun for young children to JHS and even high school students enjoy it. Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: activity-card		Found 0 Online exercises

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