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University / College Interview A selection of typical questions students might encounter at a university / college interview. There are 6 questions with 6 possible answers- students must match the correct answers to the questions. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Gender Interview This fun conversational activity has always been the success in my class to produce plenty of language by cutting out the questions and having each student interview both male and female partners the same question and then presenting finally. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     WHat will you do after school ? This is the fun activity to practice using the future tense "Will". My students liked it alot. I�ve included the activity procedure in the worksheet. Hope you like it! Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Type: worksheet     An Interview with Homer Simpson Question forming with Homer Simpson :) Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     Do you know how to? A survey card using the phrase, "Do you know how to...?" First, teach the students the meaning of the different skills if they are not known. Students then fill in their answers. Then, students circulate around the room asking others, "Do you know how to" and recording the answers. Level: intermediate Age: 6-17 Type: activity-card     Monty Python - Job interview This worksheet was done to show an example of a job interview before my pupils did their own role play. This is OF COURSE a silly job interview, but it made them think of what you can/can�t do during a job interview. It�s also a good example for pupils of the famous "British humour". Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Interview with modal auxiliaries in the past tense Students are asked to interview their parents about rules in their lifes when they were young. Hereby they have to use the past tense of "allowed to" and "have to". Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     I like sports I use this with 11 year old Japanese kids. I suggest you use this with my A3 sized Disney sports flashcards (images are from a Disney fan-site for non-profit use). We do "I like - " / "Do you like - "? / Yes I do / No I don�t. I fully appreciate the English only rule, but I ask you to delete the small amount of Japanese at the bottom (if you do no... Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: activity-card     Taking a Survey, Interview, May I have your opinion? An open-ended survey/ interview form for conversations in the ESL or classroom. Interactive speaking and listening practice. Students fill in the three questions at top, then ask the names of interviewees and write that on left side. Simple and Terrific to have on hand - ready to be customized to most any content. Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet     An Interview with Bart Simpson Question forming with Bart Simpson :) Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet     Classmate interview WH questions and Interview learning Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: others     Reading interview Useful tips to start a conversation about reading habits Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Working with pictures 9 I often use photographs to get my students to talk. This WS contains various questions, speaking and writing tasks for your students. Most of the tasks and questions go with the picture on the WS, but some can be used with other pictures, too. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Role play cards series: A job interview A role play to practise standard conversations. Here: Someone is looking for a part-time job in a supermarket. It is suitable for two students at A1+ or A2 level. The solutions (also to be used as a sample dialogue) are on page 2, mirror-inverted, so that they can be printed on the back. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Have You Ever, Interview Classmates and Write Affirmatibe & Negative Sentences About Them. Students practice the present perfect through both oral and written activities. First, they make the questions in the present perfect using the hints provided. Then, they interview their classmates. Lastly, they write sentences about what their classmates have and haven�t done. I�ll use it with my students on Monday. Hope it�s useful for some of yo... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet

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