All Adults articles – Page 135
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Crossword in three parts
A British English worksheet to put the past simple forms of the verbs into the crossword grid and answer the question.
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A superlative crossword
A British English worksheet to put the letters into the correct order and complete the crossword.
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Useful objects crossword
An American English worksheet to write clues for a crossword and to complete it.
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Useful objects crossword
A British English worksheet to write clues for a crossword and to complete it.
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Vacation crossword
An American English worksheet to write clues for a crossword and complete it.
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A phonetic crossword
A British English worksheet to use the phonetic clues to complete the crossword.
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Holiday crossword
A British English worksheet for writing clues for a crossword and completing it.
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Pronunciation skills: Destruction as creativity
Jonathan Marks offers a set of pronunciation tasks, with notes for teachers, that focus on reading aloud and text chunking.
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I'd like an ice cream, please
A British English worksheet to speak to as many partners as possible, asking what people would like and making polite requests.
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I'd like some ice cream, please
An American English worksheet to speak to as many partners as possible, asking what people would like and making polite requests.
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Culture news lessons: Slackers at Covent Garden
The riffraff are storming the barricades of high culture.
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Minimal resources: Modifying coursebooks
Lindsay Clandfield and Adrian Tennant give us some great tips and ideas for modifying and adding to coursebook activities.
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Lesson Share: Energizers: Crazy counts
Here's a super-simple way to review numbers. It works nicely at the beginning of class, even while students are entering the classroom.
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Cooperative crossword
An American English worksheet to practice defining and describing places in the city.
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Exchanging contracts
An American English worksheet to write an imaginary contract for teachers.