Verbs for human movement worksheet
This is an English language exercise focussing on verbs for human movement. Students try to match the vocabulary with the appropriate pictures and write a short sentence for each picture. Click on the image below or the link .to download the printable PDF file.
This is an ESL speaking exercise for to help students use superlative adjectives.
1. Students draw an outline of an island on a sheet of blank paper. It’s fine to do this in pairs.
2. Dictate a whole lot of places or get each student to suggest one thing to be drawn on the map. Includes all kinds of places and things : tourist attractions, forms of transport, problems and weather.
3. Stick the maps on the walls. Write some questions cues on the board and tell the students to walk around the room asking questions about the maps.
4. Questions might go like this:
What is the most interesting place on the island ? Why?
What do you think is the most famous attraction ? Why?
What is the least interesting attraction ? Why?
Where could you get the most delicious food ?
What is the biggest problem ?
What is the worst place on the island ?
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1.Present a model
This is a good exercise when you want
to review a lot of grammar. Write a
couple multiple choice questions on the board and ask the students to choose the best answer. Then distribute grammar
pages from the textbook around the class and tell the students to do as you have
done…writing a multiple choice question.
2. 2.Create a Gallery
Go around the class and help the students.
Also put numbers on their papers so the
gallery is numbered up to how many students
are in the class. When they start finishing
put the questions up on the wall.
3.Choose the best answer
Finally, tell the students to get another piece of paper and walk round the “gallery”
looking at the questions and write down
the answers Question 1) a
Question 2) c
Question 3) a ….etc.
When everyone has gone around and
selected answers go over them as a class.
Brainstorming social issues
This is an English language exercise exploring the language and vocabulary of social. issues. Students try to brainstorm the social issues shown in the pictures. Click on the image below or the link .to download the printable PDF file.
Controversial Topics 3
This is a second discussion worksheet for talking about controversial topics. Students need to decide whether they are pro or con each issue and support their position with three reasons Click on the image below or the link to download the PDF file.
Controversial Topics 2
This is a second discussion worksheet for talking about controversial topics. Students need to decide whether they are pro or con each issue and support their position with three reasons Click on the image below or the link at the side to download the PDF file.
