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B1-B2 Mastering conditional connectors: because - because of - in case - in case of
Learning how to use because, because of, in case, and in case of offers significant benefits for both spoken and written English, as they help students clarify cause, reason, and conditions in different contexts.Mastering these phrases allows students to explain reasons and conditions more clearly, enhance their formal and informal communication, a...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-100
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B1-B2 Noun + preposition practise Part 2
Understanding how to pair nouns with the correct prepositions helps convey ideas more clearly, reducing ambiguity. Many phrases in English are idiomatic; knowing these combinations allows students to speak and write more naturally, as native speakers do. Many of these nouns are relevant in everyday conversations and discussions, making this knowled...
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-100
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B1-B2 Noun + preposition practise Part 3
Understanding how to pair nouns with the correct prepositions helps convey ideas more clearly, reducing ambiguity. Many phrases in English are idiomatic; knowing these combinations allows students to speak and write more naturally, as native speakers do. Many of these nouns are relevant in everyday conversations and discussions, making this knowled...
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-100
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Downloads: 33
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B1-B2 Noun formation from adjectives and verbs
This gap-fill exercise is suitable for B1 to C2 level students. The vocabulary and context are appropriate for these levels, offering a challenge in understanding and using the correct noun forms of given adjectives and verbs.Students increase their vocabulary by learning both adjectives / verbs and their corresponding noun forms, which enhances th...
Level: intermediate
Age: 12-100
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B1-B2 Noun formation from adjectives and verbs - 1
Students read the sentences and use the correct form of the word in (). Answers on page 2.
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-100
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B1-B2 Past habits and states - used to - didn�t use to - would - wouldn�t practise
Students complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb using (+) for positive and (-) for negative verb constructions. Obviously, would cannot be used with state verbs, but can and should be used to contrast the past instead of just using used to. A selection of possible answers on page 2.
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 25
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B1-B2 Past perfect and past perfect continuous practise Part 1
Learning the past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses is valuable for describing actions or events that occurred before a specific moment in the past. These tenses help students create a clear timeline when discussing sequences of events, making it easier to show cause and effect or clarify the order of actions. For instance, the past perfec...
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-100
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B1-B2 Past simple v present perfect
Understanding these tenses improves students� ability to interpret and respond to conversations and texts that involve past and present actions. It aids in following narratives and discussions more effectively.Mastery of these tenses allows learners to speak and write with greater accuracy and fluency. They can more precisely communicate differen...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-100
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B1-B2 Past simple v present perfect
Understanding the difference between the past simple and present perfect tenses is important because they serve different functions in communication:accurate time reference, clarity in communication, understanding sequence and duration, expressing experience and changes, effectiveness in storytelling
& enhanced grammar proficiency. Answers on page...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-100
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B1-B2 Practise with future continuous, future perfect & future perfect continuous 1
Students should learn the future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous tenses to express a variety of future actions and events more clearly. The future continuous describes ongoing actions at a specific future time, the future perfect indicates actions that will be completed before a certain future point, and the future perfect...
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-100
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