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'a' and 'e' pronunciation

Exercises for short a and long a sounds. Students go through the words with a partner, and the partner has to guess if it is a word with a short a or short e sound. Then there is a dictation portion, in which

A B C Jackson Five

A B C The Jackson Five. This is a lyrics worksheet to help students learn the song while completing it with the missing words. The song is quite fast but should be good for rythme and fluency as the comprehension is easy.

A baby is born

A baby is born

A back cover

A reading activity I prepared for my students to make them get familiar with back covers. The author's name (Harlan Coben) is not on the document though : I wanted them to see they could sometimes be misled by a question. You may also ask your students to make their own back cover, it may be an interesting task. I hope it'll be useful!

A backpacker from Germany

A backpacker from Germany

A bad day

Writing exercise for elementary level students to practice their narrative skills through guidelines until they can do it on their own. Additionally, they can practice their past tenses as well.

A bad day

Writing exercise for elementary level students to practice their narrative skills through guidelines until they can do it on their own. Additionally, they can practice their past tenses as well.

A bad day – reading comprehension, writing, conversation [5 tasks] ((2 pages)) ***editable

A worksheet with a short text + 5 tasks, including questions and writing to develop the students’ comprehension and ability to develop their ideas. The worksheet can be used as a starting point for a conversation class about luck and the students’ beliefs about it, ways to prevent bad things from happening, how a person can organize himself in order to avoid bad surprises, etc. The aim of the ws is to encourage students to express their ideas writing and speaking. The worksheet is completely editable / correctable. Hope it’s useful. Thanks for downloading and have a nice day!

A bad dream in the night.

This is an anecdote in a chatty style. The author hates listening to people going on about their dreams. Nevertheless, she has chosen to share this one with you!

A bad joke - Easy Reading

A reading comprehension activity. The worksheet contains a short tale. Students must read it and say if the statements given are true or false, then they must answer the questions.

A bad witness

Read, find the mistakes and correct them

a bag of - a piece of

quantities of uncountable nouns

a bag of - a piece of

quantities of uncountable nouns

A Bag of Mixed Sweets

This WS has the focus on abbreviations and clothes and clothes related vocabulary. Page two has the key.

A BANK ROBBERY

The first part is a reading and the second one is a listening -an interview with a witness to spot mistakes in the reading above-. Keys, script and audio link and QR code included.

A banned Christmas and a Happy New Year - The history of Christmas and Hogmanay celebrations in Scotland

A banned Christmas and a Happy New Year - The history of Christmas and Hogmanay celebrations in Scotland

A Bar of Chocolate a Day

A Bar of Chocolate a Day

A barbecue with the family - Describing people

This worksheet contains a picture. It shows some people having a barbecue. Students must look at the picture and match each person to the correct description. A1 - A2 level.

A Beautiful Mind

The reading based worksheet for intermediate learners to practice reading and speaking skills. The worksheet is about the well-known mathematician Dr. John Nash, who was awarded with the Nobile Prize in 1994.

a beautiful mind worksheet

observation and discussion questions of the oscar-winning movie, divided into three sections

A beautiful photo

A pairwork. Describing activity

A beautiful photo

A pairwork. Describing activity

A Beautiful Southern Border Wall - Eine simulierte Debatte planen, stattfinden lassen und auswerten

A Beautiful View

This is a lesson to develop students\' vocabulary on the topic of the natural world (e.g. mountain, valley, field, river, rainbow, sunset). Before the lesson, large pictures of different scenes are put up around the room (see link below for the printouts) and students have to find the pictures that correspond to the descriptions on their worksheet, using the key vocabulary to fill in the missing words. I have also made a powerpoint slideshow to accompany this and to add an extra describing/drawing activity on the same topic (see ppt file).Pictures:https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-worksheets/vocabulary/places/beautiful-view-pictures/117997PowerPoint:https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-powerpoints/vocabulary/places/beautiful-view/117998