Head Verbs Thirty images of head-related verbs such as yawn, blink, nod, shake, blow, sneeze, frown, poke, and brush. Ideal for beginners or pre-intermediate to learn new and useful vocabulary. In the production stage of the lesson, have students practice the new vocabulary with a mime game, imitating the words they have learned for the […]
Running Dictation A fun activity for pair work and it makes for some physical exercise. An intermediate ESL level running dictation exercise to help improve English grammar, spelling, punctuation and sentence structure. Cut up the worksheet and tape half of each set outside the classroom. The students have to run out to read the worksheet, and then
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Running Dictation A running dictation exercise for beginners to help improve their grammar, spelling, punctuation and understanding of sentence structure. This is a pair activity involving a little bit of physical exercise. Cut up the worksheet and tape half of each set outside the classroom. The students have to run out to read the worksheet,
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English is used so widely now, but there are times when some words really should not go on public display. Have fun reading these mixed up expressions and see if you can correct them – without laughing too much. In a Tokyo Hotel: Is forbidden to steal hotel towels please. If you are not a person