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B1 Offers, requests, permission & suggestions - can, could, may, might, would, must, shall & would you mind
First, students familiarise themselves with the 8 modal verbs and their usage. Then they read the sentences to see which modal verb is needed to complete the sentence. Each modal is used 4 times. Answers on page 2.
Level: intermediate
Age: 8-100
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A1+-A2 Possessive adjectives & possessive pronouns practise. (1)
Learning possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns is essential for expressing ownership and relationships clearly and naturally in English. Possessive adjectives (like my, your, his, her) are used before nouns to show who something belongs to, while possessive pronouns (like mine, yours, his, hers) stand alone and replace nouns, avoiding repet...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 129
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5 modals of deduction - used to make guesses or deductions about past situations. 1
Students should learn modals of deduction because they are useful for expressing logical guesses or assumptions about past situations, helping speakers show how certain or uncertain they are. These modals, such as must have, might have, could have , and can�t have, make speech sound more natural and fluent, improve communication and reasoning ski...
Level: elementary
Age: 10-100
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Whistleblowing: The Effects, Types and Justifications
850-Word reading article with a 20-word gap fill exercise about whistleblowing. It takes an in-depth look at why people do it, the ramifications for both the whistleblower and the organisation.This sheet is suitable for higher level B1 to C1 students of all ages. An answer sheet is included. For higher level students they could be put in groups to ...
Level: intermediate
Age: 12-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 1891
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A2+-B1 Adverbial clauses 4
Learning adverbial clauses using words like unless, wherever, as, if, as much as, although, whereas, as if, whenever and when helps students express complex relationships between ideas, such as condition, time, contrast, and manner. First, students need to familiarise themselves with the 10 adverbial clauses and their use. Then they read the senten...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-100
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Downloads: 118
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Why do people still kill exotic and defenseless animals?
500-Word reading article with a 20-word gap fill exercise about why people still hunt animals for both food and for sport. It takes an deeper look at the reasons for and against hunting .This sheet is suitable for higher level A2 to B1 students of all ages. An answer sheet is included. For higher level students they could be put in groups to give /...
Level: elementary
Age: 12-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 1855
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A2 Identify the type of sentence simple sentence, compound sentence & complex sentence 2
Students should learn to identify simple, compound, and complex sentences because it helps them write with more variety, organise ideas clearly, understand reading texts more easily, prepare for future learning, and communicate their thoughts more accurately. Each type is used 7 times. Answers on page 2.
Level: elementary
Age: 9-100
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Job descriptions, occupations and paces of work
Students to read the descriptions then write the occupation and normal place of work using the given vocabulary at the bottom of the page. Part 4 of 4
Level: elementary
Age: 6-12
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 266
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A2+-B1 Practise with present simple present continuous, present perfect & present perfect continuous (1)
Learning and practicing the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, and Present Perfect Continuous tenses is essential for clear communication in English. These tenses help students to express actions and events in different time frames�whether they are habitual, happening now, or linked to the past. Mastering these tenses improves acc...
Level: intermediate
Age: 8-100
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5 uses of participle clauses 2
Students should learn the five uses of participle clauses because they help create more concise, fluid, and sophisticated sentences. These clauses allow for the expression of time, reason, condition, result, and description in a shorter, more efficient way, making writing and speaking more dynamic and less repetitive. For example, participle clause...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-100
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