Hi all,
First of all I need to share how happy I am this site exists.
When I first started teaching (many years ago) this site was a life saver. At the time there were many legendary teachers on here, sharing amazing stuff. They inspired me and gave me lots of ideas to create my own work. I too started contributing lots of materials, and collecting more points than I needed.
Over the years, I stopped contributing (mainly because I started using fonts that scrambled all over the page for those who didn´t have those same fonts installed).
Recently I switched from teaching English as a foreign language, to teaching kids who speak English at home.
Suddenly, this site has become a life saver once again. How happy I am I have a reserve of points!!!!
I usually can find material on any grammar point I need. This time, however, I am a little stuck and I ask for your help.
When working on frequency expressions, I noticed my students got confused between "do you " and "are you" questions.
I searched a little, but only found some sheets that are too easy for English speakers. I am sure there must be some amazing sheets here, I just don´t know how to find them. I would greatly appreciate it if you could suggest sheets on the subject. (your own, or others you´ve come across)
thanks in advance,
Marion
