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Vocabulary - Language Arts
A short text about a person who moved from East Timor to Australia. An exercise in which the students must write the verbs in the correct form/ tense to describe the life events of the person in the text.
Spanish
Students must have previous knowledge of the Spanish numbers
English as a Second Language (ESL)
excercise on modal verbs must and should
Must and mustn't
Grammar - ESL
SHOULD MUST CAN
This worksheet has no correct answers given as the student has a choice of which conjunction to use. Teacher must check answers manually
GRAMMAR-MODAL VERBS
Modal verbs: must- mustn't- have to- don't have to
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given.
Listening - ESL
Students listen to some definitions of school supplies and must choose the right object.
Hogwarts School - MUST/MUSTN'T & CAN/CAN'T
English Language Arts (ELA)
Have to, must, can't and don't
English language
A worksheet to match the differences between British and American English and how in the regions the meanings can change.
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Read the rules at hogwarts, classify them, reformulate the rules and compare the french and british schools and rules
Grammar
Students should be able to understand that a subject and verb must agree in number.
must, have to, should
Personal Finance
The learner is given a set of monthly expenses and income. They must plug each amount into the budget sheet. They will then calculate their income and expenses to determine if their income is greater or less than their monthly exspenses.
Modals of Ability and Necessity Can, could, be able to, have to, need to, must
complete the sentences
Vocabulary - ESL
a sentence transformation exercise from the CAE exam. Students have to rewrite the sentence to that it has a similar meaning using between 3 and 6 words. They MUST use the keyword in capital letters and not change it in any way
For online learning
students must read and do the exercises about john Lennon.
Students must use hotel vocabulary to finish the conversation. Vocabulary is not included in the word bank.
Geography - Social Studies
Unscramble the provinces and territories...Must have capitals for auto marking