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 | What�s in the News Video worksheet : Elections 2020 Teenagers describe how coronavirus has affected the elections this year. Students listen and note down the key words and then decide who says what with a gap fill exercise. The worksheet helps students understand the vocabulary and the issues involved.Lots of examples of the present oerfect in the final activity. Full transcript and answer key incl...
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 13-100
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 | How does the election work in the US? With the elections looming, students learn about the voting process in the USA and how votes counts. There is a video to watch and several activities to do while listening and after. Answer key and transcript included.
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 12-100
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 60
 
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 | Brexit : reading comprehension Reading comprehension taken and adapted from several articles on the CBBC website. A vocabulary exercise, a reading for gist and reading for detail with questions to answer. A grammar point to get kids to notice examples of grammar in context. Then links to lots of videos about Brexit to help students get their heads round it ! Have fun! This the s...
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 13-100
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 55
 
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 | What should they have done ? Worksheet about past podals: should have, would have, had to. Students look at the speech bubbles and say what they should have done and what would have happened if they had.
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 12-17
 Type: worksheet
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 | A gap year : a good or bad idea? Students watch two short videos about gap year and the discuss the benefits and the drawbacks. Students are invted to use modals and verb sturctures to talk about future obligations and possibilities.
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 13-100
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 | Agreeing, disagreeing and giving one�s opinion In the run up to the elections, use this worksheet to help your students give their opinions on the issues and the candidates. Who do they think will become the president? Can they justify their opinion?
 Level: elementary
 Age: 10-100
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 49
 
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 | April Fool Poem Children read the poem and answer simple questions to learn the structure with did. Then they practise reading out loud. They can learn it by heart (and the irregular verbs!)
 Level: elementary
 Age: 10-100
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 | BBC Election report : the current state of the race Students read a BBC article about the current state of results. They are invited to do a comprehension exercise and language work on the future tense and the qsualities needed in a good president. Enjoy!
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 13-100
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 | Obama�s accomplishments For the run up to the elections, students reflect on what Obama has done during his two terms in office and look at the use of the present perfect to talk about one�s experience and work. What has he achieved? What has he accomplished? There are some global comprehension activities, vocabulary and grammar.
 Level: intermediate
 Age: 12-100
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 30
 
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 | BULLYING ; Million Eyes Song Worksheet Loic Nottet Students learn to listen for specific vocabulary and complete the lyrics to the song. Vocabulary work on synonyms and meaning.  Teachers can use it as a basis for discussion about bullying
 Level: elementary
 Age: 10-100
 Type: worksheet
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