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In this post, EFL Collective shares with you a PPT about vocabulary on the environment. With clear leading questions, this brainstorming presentation can help you elicit a number of vocabulary items and phrases like: smoke, air pollution, hole in the ozone layer, global warming, waste, water pollution, soil pollution, decrease in soil fertility, reduced crop…
EFL Collective shares with you a new economical worksheet for teaching reading to your elementary or pre-intermediate classes. The text is adapted from Speakout Elementary CourseBook. Suggested Procedure: For review, you can have your students do vocabulary tasks, especially exercise 1A. Through this exercise, you can have your students speak about healthy and unhealthy eating…
This is an adapted listening lesson from Speakout Elementary Students’ Coursebook. Theme: Health Level: Elementary/Pre-intermediate Skill: Listening Timing: 35 minutes or less Suggested Procedure: Pre-listening stage: The students review some vocabulary and functions related to health. They can do the vocabulary tasks 1A and B in the worksheet. To prepare them for listen, they answer…
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In this post, EFL Collective shares with you an economical worksheet based on a video about leisure in Britain. Throughout this lesson, we believe your students will have fun learning about British culture in general and British leisure activities in particular. They will also listen to authentic, received English. Video Title: Leisure in Britain Level:…
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Lesson (Functions): Expressing Interest, Surprise, & Indifference Level: Pre-intermediate/Intermediate Worksheet: Download Suggested Objective: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to use functions related to interest, surprise, and indifference to speak about different life experiences in face-to-face/telephone conversations. Exercise: Complete the following conversations with the correct expressions of surprise, interest or indifference, then practice with…
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The following is a list of words and phrases you can use to express your opinion about, for example, the weather, a place, an experience, a holiday, etc. Examples: The weather in Agadir is usually fantastic. For me, the food we have at the boarding school is terrible. I think that Marrakeshi people are…
