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Worksheet to practice the modal verb can/can't for permission

G5-Unit 14 worksheet 1 + Simple tenses

An useful worksheet to share with your students.

A worksheet to practice listening skill.

Worksheet about there is and there are

ending sound

Worksheet to practice the various kinds of nouns

A worksheet for working personal pronouns

A worksheet on possesive pronouns.

that's my school

This worksheet help students to practise the use of the present continuous in the interrogative form.

This worksheet is about natural disasters where student will need to listen to the audio in order to answer it correctly.

This is a textbook based worksheet.

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Learning about bugs, birds, animals that fly

An interactive worksheet to work on the contraste between Past Continuous and Simple Past

This worksheet looks at a few commonly confused words.

A worksheet to practice grammar and vocabulary.

Enjoy learning digraphs with this pictorial worksheet.

With this worksheet, the students will learn how to form questions using the future simple tense.

Identify the upper and lowercase Gg's. Find the words beginning with G.

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worksheet about compound nouns

A worksheet to match the differences between British and American English and how in the regions the meanings can change.

EXERCISES:

• Complete the table with the following words: You have a list of words in British English that you must match with their equal in American English.
• Match the photos with the words of the exercise above look for BrE if the word must be written in British English or AmE for American English: This exercise is for getting in contact with real life objects and situations.
• Match the American to the British words: Just as the first one, but you now have to match.
• ACTIVATION: Write Br o Am according the meanings: To make the student understand that things can change meaning depending on which regions you are talking English.

A worksheet to practice active verbs: look, go, work, eat, play, read, write,finish, start, think, say, open, close