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ESL Grammar
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Word order exercises for basic simple statements: subject/verb/object. Promethean ActivInspire.flipchart files. Includes printable wall poster posters, regular size and large.
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Word order exercises for adverbs of indefinite frequency—subject/“be” verb or auxiliary/adv. Indef. Frequency/main verb/object/place/time. Promethean ActivInspire.flipchart files. Includes printable wall poster posters, regular size and large.
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Word order exercises for more comples statements: subject/verb(s)/ind. object/dir. object/place/time. Promethean ActivInspire.flipchart files. Includes printable wall poster posters, regular size and large.
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Word order exercises certain time expressions and adverbs of definite frequency: subject/verb/ind. object/dir. object/time. Promethean ActivInspire.flipchart files. Includes printable wall poster posters, regular size and large.
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One page explanation with examples each for active and passive voice; and one page for each of practice.
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Ten Dolch words (ate, said, eight, myself, funny, like, stop, very, better, fly). Practice spelling & context reading with a crossword puzzle, cloze sentences, a cloze story, and a "find the words" story.
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He ___ a book when he fell asleep. (read)
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I woke up because the dog __ at something. (bark)
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It's midnight! Who __ at the door? (knock)
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Monkeys __ bananas the same way I do. (peel)
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The basic rules for using the indefinite articles A or AN and the definite article THE. One page each.
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I just ___ dinner. I’m very full. (eat)
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"I ___ lunch. Can I call you later?" (eat)
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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of one-syllable words.
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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of two-syllable words.
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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of three-syllable and irregular words.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of one-syllable words.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of two-syllable words.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of three-syllable and irregular words
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Practice forming comparative and superlative words by solving the puzzle. Choose with or without word bank.
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Poster illustrating the “0 conditional." “If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.”
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Summary poster illustrating tense sequence of four common conditional phrases.
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Poster illustrating the “1st Conditional.” “If I finish my work, I will play soccer tonight.”
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Poster illustrating the “2nd Conditional.” “If I had a dog, I would feed it every day.”
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Poster illustrating the “3rd Conditional.” “If I had studied the words, I would have passed the exam.”
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Game board to practice tense sequence of conditional sentences. Includes possible answers.
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Board game to practice irregular verbs, adaptable to various levels.
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Identify the primary verbs in a sentence, then indicate whether they are used as auxiliary verbs or main verbs. Beginner level.
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Identify the primary verbs in a sentence, then indicate whether they are used as auxiliary verbs or main verbs. Intermediate level.
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Identify the auxiliary verbs in the paragraph. Advanced beginner level.
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Handy reference to distinguish modal auxiliary verbs from primary auxiliary verbs.
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Small poster illustrating basic structural differences between main verbs and modal auxiliary verbs—affirmative, interrogative, negative and agreement.
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Large poster illustrating basic structural differences between main verbs and modal auxiliary verbs—affirmative, interrogative, negative and agreement.
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Small poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Large poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Practice using modal auxiliaries in the negative form.
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Practice asking questions with modal auxiliary verbs.
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Construct questions using correct structure for main and modal auxiliary verbs.
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Complete this short worksheet for extra credit. Only one choice can work in the sentence.
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Fun five minute exercise to practice changing modal auxiliary structures from affirmative to negative and back to affirmative.
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