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 | Restaurant Rules to practice form and meaning of selected modal verbs in affirmative and negative sentences.
 Level: elementary
 Age: 9-17
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 200
 
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 | Modal Verbs for Restaurant Rules Complete the sentence with an appropriate modal: HAVE TO, DONT HAVE TO, MUSTN�T, CAN.  Then match the pictures to one of the sentences.
 Level: elementary
 Age: 9-12
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 170
 
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 | rules for teachers and students can be used in many different ways:  as a worksheet, OR divide the class into separate groups to decide the rules for either teachers or for students, then pair students up to orally explain the rules they decided with their previous group
 Level: elementary
 Age: 9-17
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 44
 
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 | roommate compatibility interview a controlled speaking activity where students have the task of finding a compatible roommate among their classmates by asking a few simple present questions
 Level: elementary
 Age: 14-17
 Type: others
 Downloads: 44
 
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 | The Blackberry Helmet A funny listening practice based on Rick Merer�s Blackberry helmet parody on the topic of addiction to our technology.  You tube link is included.
 Level: advanced
 Age: 14-17
 Type: others
 Downloads: 40
 
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 | Speaking about weather around the world 1 Delete pictures so that each student in the class has a different weather chart that is missing 5 blocks of temperature and weather and 2 blocks with just the temperature missing.	
Alternatively download the other parts to this activity which have gaps for students to fill in.
	
Students should fill in the missing information in their charts b...
 Level: elementary
 Age: 8-17
 Type: activity-card
 Downloads: 36
 
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 | Pronunciation palatalization: why treasure is pronounce with /ʒ/ English pronunciation undergoes changes in fast or uncareful speech that may interfere with learners� comprehension.  Learning to predict or at least understand these alternate sounds may aid listening comprehension as well as pronunciation.  This worksheet teaches the rule for one kind of English palatalization and provides practice.
 Level: advanced
 Age: 12-100
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 25
 
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 | Object pronouns - What kind of music do you like? Students use their knowledge of music related vocabulary, object pronouns (singular, plural, masculine, feminine, neutral) and degrees of liking to talk to their classmates about their musical tastes.  Prepare the activity by having students fill in the MUSIC column with various kinds of music that they know of.  Then students can ask their classma...
 Level: elementary
 Age: 10-17
 Type: activity-card
 Downloads: 25
 
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 | I gotta feeling that tonight�s gonna be a good night Listen to the beginning of the song "I gotta feeling" by the Black Eyed Peas and fill in the blanks with the lyrics.  Discover the meaning of a few of the idiomatic expressions in the song.  Use the phrase "I gotta feeling that..." to make predictions.
 Level: elementary
 Age: 14-17
 Type: worksheet
 Downloads: 22
 
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 | Speaking about weather around the world 2 Each student in the class has a different weather chart that is missing 5 blocks of temperature and weather and 2 blocks with just the temperature missing.	 Students should fill in the missing information in their charts by asking various classmates about the weather in the cities mentioned.
 Level: elementary
 Age: 8-17
 Type: activity-card
 Downloads: 21
 
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