All Pre-Intermediate articles – Page 54
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Speaking: Travel trouble
This board game provides an opportunity for students to practice various functions that have been covered in recent lessons.
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Skills: under the spell of spelling
English spelling? “Wonderful! I love it!” If that isn’t your students’ reaction, you might like to try some of these ideas.
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Spot the similarities
A British English worksheet to find similarities between two different pictures by asking and answering questions. To write brief descriptions of the pictures.
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Shakespeare
Cross-curricular materials for teaching English through the topic of Shakespeare
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Special sentences
A British English worksheet to discover why each of the nine sentences is special.
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Who said what?
An American English worksheet to read and match sentences to an American English or a British English speaker.
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Who said what?
A British English worksheet to read and match sentences to an American English or a British English speaker.
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Work routines
To find missing information by asking about the routines of five working people.
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What does that represent?
An American English worksheet to practice asking and answering personal information questions.
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A vacation to remember
An American English worksheet to describe a vacation using pictures and to collect information and fill in a chart about other students' vacations.
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Star qualities
An American English worksheet to fill in a chart by asking and answering questions about appearance and character. To use this information to match people to their star signs.
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Star qualities
A British English worksheet to fill in a chart by asking and answering questions about appearance and character. To use this information to match people to their star signs.
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The right qualifications
To talk about the requirements for a particular job: personal qualities, skills and experience people must have.
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Pronunciation skills: Who does what?
Jonathan Marks offers a pronunciation activity, with a helpful key for teachers, that focuses on pronouncing stress in compound nouns.