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Lesson Share: Pictures: Auction game
This exercise involves students bidding on items in an auction, and is good for writing practice and discussion.
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ESOL: Learning styles diagnostic assessment
To assess Entry 1 learners learning styles: visual / auditory / kinaesthetic / independent.
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ArticleSkills: assessing speaking skills
Teachers are often asked to evaluate learner progress during courses, maybe by preparing progress tests. Teachers often feel unsure as to the best way to do this. Here are some ideas.
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English for specific purposes: Aspects of teaching English one-to-one
A discussion of the benefits of teaching one-to-one.
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English for specific purposes: Aspects of teaching Business English
Tim Bowen explores the different aspects of teaching Business English.
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Who asked me that?
A British English worksheet to ask and answer questions and then to remember who asked which questions.
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Who asked me that?
An American English worksheet to ask and answer questions and then to remember who asked which questions.
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Articles and countable and uncountable nouns
A British English worksheet to correct the mistakes made in sentences by filling in the appropriate articles and countable and uncountable nouns.
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Exams: Article writing: CAE and CPE
A comprehensive set of notes and exercises for students on how to write articles for advanced exams (CAE and CPE).
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Lesson Share: Writing: Article writing for CAE / CPE
A comprehensive set of notes and exercises for students on how to write articles for advanced exams.
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Lesson Share: Pictures: Art gallery
A fun warmer where students create an art gallery on the board.
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Methodology: seating arrangements
Advice and suggestions of how to overcome the problem of restricted seating arrangements.
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Grammar: around town: vocabulary, prepositions and directions
Teachers often make use of maps or real information about the town/district students are studying in when teaching prepositions, giving directions or town vocabulary. Here are a few ideas that might help add a spark to those lessons
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ArticleTeenagers: Limited resources: Moving around
Children all love to get up and move around. It gives them a chance to use up spare energy, to refresh themselves if they have got tired or bored and to get actively involved in their learning.
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Around the world in ten minutes
An American English worksheet to talk about things you've done and things you haven't done yet by playing a board game.
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Showing someone around
To give a guided tour of a company and describe the work in different departments.
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Written and unwritten rules around the world
An American English worksheet to guess and discuss whether statements about countries around the world are true or false.