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Category Archives: Dependent prepositions
42 prepositions and determiners pairwork guessing games (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
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Nutty TEFL idea of the day
“Sole Mates” from “The Grammar Activity Book” Tie words that go together (such as collocations) to different students’ shoelaces. They then walk around putting their feet next to each other to try to match them up. If they make an … Continue reading
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