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Practice some objects of the kitchen.

Listen to some past verbs, then choose how -ed is pronounced.

choose right word

Students have to understand and get some information about a text in the past.
Then, they have to write something in the past using cohesion in the text. First,after that, next, later. etc.

A short practical activity to compare mobile phones (some data is inaccurate for practical purposes).

Listening activity: Some people are talking about their opinions and plans to help the Earth recover and avoid destruction in the coming years. Choose the correct statement according to what they say.

Grammar practice on some/any/no/every compounds.

a-an-some-any

to exercise a/an/some

students know about some activities about free time.

Oxford UNIT 5 I'm at the canteen.
A lot of, some, a little, a few, any.
Countable and uncountable nouns

Learn some English idioms to enrich your language with not-so-obvious metaphorical meanings

This worksheet helps practising some kitchen utensils vocabulary

Activity to practice some irregular verbs.

Look at the food in the fridge and complete
Look at the ingredients and say how much-many we need

A very short trailer of the first season of the popular series The 100. Students will practice some listening skills (comprehension, skimming and scanning), some speaking skills (rhythm and intonation by doing shadowing), and just a bit of writing (summarizing).

sts have to read a text and do some activities related to it.

This worksheet helps practising some hobbies vocabulary

Some easy tasks to practice if clause type 1

These are some of the free time activities

Activities to practice some vocabulary about ICT.

In this exercises you are going to practice your writing and reading skills through different funny exercises about count and non-count nouns also about some/any and healthy food.

a listening activity about places in town and some characteristics of those places

family members

Complete the sentences with the words on the left.
Some words are used more than once.
Be careful, depending on the sentences, you can be a man or a woman !