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Category Archives: Prepositions
New Like as a Preposition and Verbs of Sensation pages
A mix of old and new materials on “be like”, “look (like)”, “taste (like)”, etc. At the moment the two pages are just the same worksheets arranged differently depending on what your main language focus is, but as usual with … Continue reading
Posted in Materials, Photocopiable worksheets, Prepositions, Teaching English as a Foreign Language
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New ELT articles and worksheets November 2012
Good for articles but not so hot for worksheets this month: Articles Comparative adjective games Advantages and disadvantages of using authentic texts in class Collocations games Different methods for ELT brainstorming Teaching the Future Perfect tense Prepositions for YLs – LINK … Continue reading
Posted in Future perfect, IELTS, Photocopiable worksheets, prepositions of position, presentation skills, Requests
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Teaching prepositions to kids
Updated 6 October 2017 There are a few issues and a whole bunch of fun and useful games, so I’ve recently written five(!) articles on the topic of just prepositions of position: Teaching prepositions to kids articles How to teach prepositions of … Continue reading
Posted in prepositions of position, Teaching English as a Foreign Language, Teaching young learners
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Prepositions activities pages expanded and reorganised
Have added the four articles on activities for prepositions of position that I’ve written over the last couple of months and there are also specific pages on dependent prepositions, prepositions of time and prepositions of movement, plus loads more general prepositions … Continue reading
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Prepositions supplementary materials pages reorganised
I usually say I don’t know how it took me so long when I finally organise one of my worksheets pages, but in this case it is almost certainly because so many of the worksheets, songs etc practise a mix of … Continue reading
Posted in Dependent prepositions, Prepositions, prepositions of movement, prepositions of position, prepositions of time
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Prepositions and determiners pairwork guessing game (TEFLtastic classics Part Six)
A great game for two tricky little grammar points. If you like anything here and want more, please support TEFLtastic. Prepositions and a/ an/ the/ some/ any etc made fun – I kid you not! Even better, you can present a … Continue reading
Posted in Dependent prepositions, Determiners and articles
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My new stuff last month
Have just linked to some of this, but if you look at it the glass half full way that means most of it is being mentioned for the first time… Articles Teaching countable and uncountable nouns (almost certainly not the way … Continue reading
Posted in Academic writing, Apologies, Business English and ESP, Business English games, countable and uncountable nouns, Determiners and articles, Email, Future tenses, IELTS Speaking, IELTS Writing, Interactive whiteboard, Modals, Photocopiable worksheets, Prepositions, Present Perfect Continuous
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New ELTarticles May 2011
That’s “English Language Teaching articles” and pronounced “ee el tartikulz”, in case your not up to date with the latest TEFL lingo. Teaching those dreaded “benefit classes” Teaching contractions (that’s I’m, you’ve etc, so no connection to pregnancy) 10 time expressions … Continue reading
Posted in Business English and ESP, prepositions of time, Pronunciation
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New UsingEnglish worksheets Mar 2011
Being like like the TEFLtastic worksheets that I used to plug every month before my blog protested, but with proper formatting, answer keys etc. Another reason to be grateful to WordPress! Big numbers in British and American English Telephoning practice … Continue reading
Posted in Adjectives, BULATS, Dependent prepositions, nationality adjectives, Photocopiable worksheets, Teaching numbers, Telephoning, TOEIC, verb patterns
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New UsingEnglish.com stuff
The EFL Dictionary of Football is up to I and still lots of fun- get involved and add your own favourite idioms (“nutmeg” is already in, but haven’t decided about “park the bus” yet) Other worksheets and articles: Classroom language for … Continue reading