All Whole Class articles – Page 107
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Find someone who…
An American English worksheet to ask and answer questions and to complete a chart.
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Find someone who…
A British English worksheet to ask and answer questions and to complete a chart.
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Find the person with the most…
A British English worksheet to find out information about members of the class by asking and answering questions.
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Find the person with the most …
An American English worksheet to find out about members of the class by asking and answering questions.
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Find someone who…
An American English worksheet to ask and answer questions and to complete a chart.
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Find someone who …
An American English worksheet to ask and answer questions and to complete a chart.
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Find the middles
A British English worksheet: In each group in the grid, all three words need the same two (or three) letters in the middle. Decide what the letters are and write them in.
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Verb flags
A British English worksheet where each flag shows the base form and the past simple form of a verb. Add the third form, past participle then answer the questions.
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Lesson Share: Memory games: Flash preview
A short activity to practise reconstructing a text.
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Folded twice
A British English worksheet to discover what is written on the folded pieces of paper by putting the correct front and back views together.
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ArticleWriting skills: formal and informal writing
To enable students to break down the different features of formal and informal English by working through a step-by-step text transformation at their own pace.
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Lesson Share: Writing: Fun with formal letter writing
A fun, interactive lesson to introduce formal letters for pre-intermediate and above. Students analyze useful sentence stems in context and then practise them with an interactive, competitive writing game.
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Lesson Share: Teenagers: Fruits and vegetables
An ice-breaker exercise for practising conversation and vocabulary.
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Functional language: Riding the metro
A functional language speaking lesson by Lindsay Clandfield, where students practise giving directions for a metro system in a city.
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Are you a learner of the future?
Students talk about possible future developments in education and decide whether or not they are already a ‘learner of the future’.