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Practice the different containers in English

Food containers

Visual dictionary containing 20 farm animals.

a worksheet to practice countable and uncountable food, the use of there is there are (aff-neg-int), a, an, some, any and food containers.

This worksheet contains common words and expressions for describing food and drink, restaurant service and parts of meals.

Students will answer questions about what they study in their classroom.

Fill in the blanks with the correct quantifiers.

Choose the correct option

containers

Drag each word on the corresponding picture.

Do the tasks

Ergänzen Sie die Sätze

This ESL B1-level reading comprehension worksheet about spring contains a short text and 10 mixed true/false questions.

this material contains an introduction to the names of pandawa 5 puppet whose members are puntadhewa, werkudara, arjuna, nakula, and then last sadewa.

Complete 

listen and complete

Erkennen: K I oder K II

This B1 ESL worksheet contains a 20-item fill-in-the-blanks exercise on the Present Perfect, in both negative and positive forms, with Christmas-related English vocabulary.

This ESL worksheet contains A1-level Future Simple affirmative and negative sentences and vocabulary related to New Year’s resolutions.

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• Students are able to identify expressions of agreement and disagreement from short spoken conversations in school and home contexts through listening activities.
• Students are able to understand the main ideas and relevant details from short discussions containing opinions, comparisons, and preferences.
• Students are able to distinguish simple, polite, and formal expressions of agreement and disagreement based on the audio materials they listen to.
• Students are able to respond appropriately to others’ opinions by selecting suitable agreement or disagreement expressions after listening to a given problem or case.
• Students are able to demonstrate polite and respectful communication by giving spoken responses based on listening comprehension in a problem-based learning task.

• Students are able to identify expressions of agreement and disagreement from short spoken conversations in school and home contexts through listening activities.
• Students are able to understand the main ideas and relevant details from short discussions containing opinions, comparisons, and preferences.
• Students are able to distinguish simple, polite, and formal expressions of agreement and disagreement based on the audio materials they listen to.
• Students are able to respond appropriately to others’ opinions by selecting suitable agreement or disagreement expressions after listening to a given problem or case.
• Students are able to demonstrate polite and respectful communication by giving spoken responses based on listening comprehension in a problem-based learning task.