All Teenagers articles – Page 130
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Article
I've lived here since 1996
An American English worksheet to practice the present perfect with for and since.
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Teaching tool
Jazz chants 15: I feel so embarrassed
Jazz chants to use in class with intermediate students.
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Teaching tool
Jazz chants 14: I twisted my ankle
Jazz chants to use in class with intermediate students.
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Teaching tool
Jazz chants 13: May I switch off the light?
Jazz chants to use in class with intermediate students.
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Article
One World 12: The editorial
Students write an editorial based on the written pages they have already done in class.
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Teaching tool
Jazz chants 12: He's passed his driving test
Jazz chants to use in class with pre-intermediate students.
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Article
Modal verbs 11
A British English worksheet to match the sentences with the correct explanations.
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Teaching tool
Jazz chants 11: My computer's crashed
Jazz chants to use in class with pre-intermediate students.
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Article
One World 10: Cover and contents
Students produce a cover and contents page for One World magazine.
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Article
Minimal resources: 10 listening activities
Adrian Tennant provides tips and ideas for activities that focus on the process of listening and aim to encourage the learner to become more than simply an eavesdropper.
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Article
Modal verbs 10
A British English worksheet to use the modal verbs in the box to complete the rescue report.
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Teaching tool
Jazz chants 10: I got engaged in January
Jazz chants to use in class with pre-intermediate students.
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Article
Emailing 1
Students gain an introduction to emailing and practise using the present continuous for arrangements.
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Telephoning 1
Students gain an introduction to telephoning and vocabulary associated with telephoning.
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Article
Modal verbs 1 – article
An article by Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield on ways to approach teaching modal verbs.
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Modal verbs 1 – tips and activities
Teaching tips and ideas from Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield on teaching modals.
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Grammar contrasts 1: used to and would
An article by Tim Bowen explaining the difference between 'used to' and 'would' when talking about the past.
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Grammar and vocabulary: What is Standard English?: Part 1
In the first part of this discussion and explanation on the concept of Standard English, Tim Bowen focuses on British English.
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Minimal resources: Using questions: Part 1
Alan Maley provides tips and ideas for using questions in teaching.