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Grammar - ESL
Hogwarts School - MUST/MUSTN'T & CAN/CAN'T
English Language Arts (ELA)
Have to, must, can't and don't
Physical Science - Science
Using the periodic table of elements, fill in the chart with the information you can gather from the chart.
English language
A worksheet to match the differences between British and American English and how in the regions the meanings can change.
EXERCISES:
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.
In this worksheet sts can practise singular and plural structures.
Read the rules at hogwarts, classify them, reformulate the rules and compare the french and british schools and rules
read and write the right form of 'can'
Students can practice and test their knowledge of Passive Voice in English
Weather and Seasons - Science
Determine if the given pictures can seen and do during day or night.
Reading - ESL
exam on reading
Writing - ESL
Look at the pictures and read the story. Write some words to complete the sentences about the story. You can use 1, 2, or 3 words.
Choose, animals, have got, can.
Complete and choose.
Vocabulary - ESL
4 questions
This exercise examines the different phrases that can be used as connectors or fillers in a business meeting context.
Activities for can, could, be able to and some suffixes.
Reading Comprehension - Language Arts
this can be assigned as homework
Force can change shape of object
can, can't
I know the difference between the words use to and used to and can correctly use them in sentences. I can ask questions and make statements using use to and used to I can read a chart about a person’s past and present health habits and write sentences to describe them
Choose: can or can't?
Grammar - Language Arts
simple past tense verbs
look at the pictures and choose the correct option.