All British English articles – Page 144
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Phrase of the week: to know the ropes
Tim Bowen sheds some light on the origins and definition of the phrase to know the ropes.
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Mixed-ability teens: Outside knowledge
Understanding that students come to class with a lot of knowledge of things other than English.
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Methodology: teaching pronunciation: l and r
Advice an suggestions of how to help students overcome the confusion in pronunciation between L and R.
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Snakes and ladders
A British English worksheet to play a board game by saying whether historical facts are true or false.
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Snakes and ladders
A British English worksheet to play a board game by putting the correct phrasal verbs in sentences.
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Landscapes
A British English worksheet to write a description of a picture. To listen to the description of a picture and draw it.
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The last word
A British English worksheet to complete the English proverbs by adding the correct last words.
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When did you last…?
A British English worksheet to find out information about members of the class by asking and answering questions.
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The last word
A British English worksheet to find the contraction that completes each pair of sentences.
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Teenagers: Warmers: Lateral thinking
A fun activity to practise questions forms and a wide range of vocabulary.
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ArticleLesson Share: Teenagers: Lateral thinking
This is an activity where students have to work out riddles, and practises question forms and vocabulary.
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Logical laws
A British English worksheet to work out which words are missing from the logical laws and use them to fill in the crossword.
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More logical laws
A British English worksheet to match the first half of the logical laws with the correct second half.
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Methodology: literacy training for young learners
An article talking about the problems encountered when teaching English when Roman script is not known.
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Methodology: task-based learning
An article discussing task-based learning consciousness-raising activities.
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Phrase of the week: to pull someone's leg
Tim Bowen sheds some light on the origins and definition of the phrase to pull someone's leg.
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ArticleLesson Share: Teacher trumps
Have your students practice comparatives and superlatives with this fun card game.
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Lesson Share: Speaking: SuDoku lesson
To provide fun and meaningful practice for modals of prediction using a SuDoku puzzle.