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An introduction to some root words

Let's buy some toys

Learn some vocabulary about St. Valentine's

Mixed conditionals in English are used to describe situations where the time in the "if" clause (condition) and the time in the main clause (result) are different. They often reflect hypothetical situations with results that are either in the present or past. Here are some exercises to help you practice mixed conditionals.

This worksheet helps practising some expressions and understanding basic conversations

Match the modals of obligation to the jobs. May have to pre-teach names of jobs and some of the lexis.

Complete some tasks listening to the song.

Some dinosaur facts based on Storybots video about dinosaurs.

Practice quantifiers a/an/Some/any

Students have to read and answer some questions abot someone's life.

This email will familiarize students with some vehicle accident vocabulary and family communication.

student will review the lesson through this exercise

Read and match some common verbs

Write the verbs in the past tense and then in the future tense.
Write some sentences about what you did yesterday and what you will do tomorrow.

Countable and uncountable nouns: some, any, no, much, many, lots of

Time to practise some regular verbs!

Count and noncount nouns with some, any, and no

Activity to introduce students into the world of Got Talent and practise some listening comprehension. It can be useful as a warming up to create your own Got Talent show in class.

I wanted to give you some sentences but it’s April Fool’s Day and the words in each sentence are scrambled. Can you put the words in the correct order and read the sentences?

fill in the gaps

Complete some exercises about embedded questions and life events

Some-any-many-much

THIS IS AN ACTIVITY WITH SOME ZOO ANIMALS + SOME PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE FOR ESL SCHOOL KIDS

Watch a video and answer some questions about the comprehension and cooking vocabulary