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

Read a conversation with a boys who lives in a farm and do the tasks.

Practice Relative Pronouns WHO or THAT, Zero Reltive Pronoun

Identify what each patriot/leader did for the American Revolution.

Rosa Parks was a civil rights activist who refused to surrender her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Her defiance sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Its success launched nationwide efforts to end racial segregation of public facilities.

Students read a passage and then answer the questions that follow. Questions are connected to match member of a family and their relation to the narrator (Lily) who is introducing them.

wh questions

Who won the Space Race? Jeff Steers

This worksheet helps you practice vocabulary related to the book: There was an old lady who swallowed a fly.

who/which/that/where

Discuss ideal friends and partners using relative pronouns who and that.
Discuss jobs using defining andnon-defining relative clauses.

People who help us

Students will answer WHO questions by dragging and dropping their answers to the appropriate boxes.

Identify family members.
*Match

Direction: Complete the following sentences by using who, whom, which.

Talk about ypical food around the world using the simple present

Listen and complete the song

Describing a Language School in Brighton, pupils who attend it and their routines

Characters are people, animals, things or ideas who can think, feel and act

Listen carefully and select who has the particular role.

Students do grammar exercises

Match the person who help in building a house with materials and Tools Needed

How old...?, Who's that?