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esl, questions, greetings, personal information, email, phone, age, name, nationality

Uneix amb fletxes

Uneix amb fletxes

Present Simple verbs

reading

Escribir todo en maiúsculas.

Students will practice Be Going to for Future Plans.

This worksheet offers the theory about the second conditional in the English language and contains an activity for your students to practice this grammar concept. Use this worksheet in your next ESL class! 

IMPORTANT: Do not use contractions if you engage with the interactive version of the worksheet to get accurate results. For example: Use “would not have” instead of wouldn't have” and "were not" instead of "weren't". 

This ESL worksheet, designed for the B2 level, enables your students to practice the grammar related to the Present Perfect tense in the English language while learning vocabulary associated with the holiday of Thanksgiving. 

This worksheet is designed for high school LEAD students (ESL/ELL new Canadians and refugees who have significant gaps in their education).

Cambridge curriculum, grade 2 ESL unit 5

SHCOOL OBJECTS ESL

ESL Support

Worksheet for ESL. This was designed for students to work on their own, that's why the rubrics are in Spanish.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Thanks to this ESL worksheet on the present perfect, your students will practice their knowledge of this tense in the English language while learning vocabulary related to the fall season. 

This interactive worksheet focuses on reading comprehension using the Past Simple tense.
Students read a short text about Emma and her cousin Lucas’s weekend in London and answer comprehension questions, followed by a grammar activity to complete sentences with the correct past forms of the verbs.

English as a Second Language (ESL)
Reading comprehension

Students listen to airport announcements and complete 2 short gap exercises.

Relativsätze im Dativ schreiben

Complete the paragraph by choosing or provide personal information.

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Socialising - Vocabulary