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First Introductions: a Speaking Lesson for A1
A 50-minute A1 speaking lesson you can teach from: greet someone and introduce yourself with name, country and job using I'm, I'm from and I
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Settling In: Your First Weeks in Canada - ESL Worksheet
A settling-in checklist and planning worksheet covering the key first tasks for newcomers.
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Unit 7 My Town & Getting Around: A1 Progress Check
A short end-of-unit progress check for A1 Unit 7: grammar (there is/are, prepositions, imperatives, by/on foot, can), places and transport v
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Map Directions: A1 Information-Gap Speaking Activity
An A1 pair activity: from the station, Student A and Student B each know the way to two places and must ask for the other two, giving and fo
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Making Comparisons: A2 Student Study Guide
A self-study guide for A2 learners: compare things with comparatives, superlatives, as...as and too/enough, with a self-check and answers.
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Rules & Advice: A2 Student Study Guide
A self-study guide for A2 learners: talk about rules and give advice with have to, must, should and can for permission, with a self-check an
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B2 Review: Narrative Tenses & Conditionals - Worksheet
A classroom-ready B2 review worksheet on narrative tenses and the full range of conditionals and hypothetical language, with a full answer k
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Quantity & Shopping: A2 Student Study Guide
A self-study guide for A2 learners: talk about quantities and shopping with much/many/a lot of, a few/a little and adverbs of manner, with a
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Life Experiences: A2 Student Study Guide
A self-study guide for A2 learners: talk about experiences with the present perfect (ever/never, been/gone, just/already/yet), with a self-c
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Life Choices: B2 Discussion Activity
A B2 discussion activity: learners explore real and dilemma-card life choices through every conditional and wish, with scenario cards to pro