This NYC tipping guide is taken from the research of Waitbutwhy.com, original available here http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/04/everything-dont-know-tipping.html. I used the chart to start a discussion with my students about societal/personal obligati ...
This NYC tipping guide is taken from the research of Waitbutwhy.com, original available here http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/04/everything-dont-know-tipping.html. I used the chart to start a discussion with my students about societal/personal obligati ...
A worksheet used to review the words can and can't, including the structures "I/she/he can/can't ". There are spaces for the students to write the words and translate the sentences into their own language so they can use the sheet as a reference or to ...
A worksheet for elementary students to start practicing basic self introductions. In this worksheet, the students write three sentences including their name, something they like and something they can do. The first part of each sentence is provi ...
This is a 2- page worksheet for teaching or revising modal verbs at elementary level. There are 4 different activities in which students are asked to rewrite the sentences, using a form with got instead of the simple verb have, make negative sentences ...
When trying to check an A2 - B1 student's knowledge about these grammar aspects, this worksheet might come in handy. As a student works through the worksheet, the teacher might reinforce the knowledge or ask the student to justify her/his answer. Basi ...
This is a worksheet for pre-intermediate and intermediate students for filling the blanks with conditional 0 or 1 and some modal verbs, and turning active sentences into passive ones. It's 30 minutes activity and a good exercise for reviewing some gra ...
Do you have a lesson on travelling and films? This is your chance to link both of them and engage your students! Tell them that now they are planning their trips to one of the places from the chart because they have seen the city in a film and decided ...
The worksheet contains three activities about modal verbs. The first task is complete the sentences. Use can, can't, could or couldn't. The second task is the same but you have to use can, can't, must, mustn't, should or shouldn't. The third task is c ...
The worksheet is designed with problem sentences for learners to be practising "should and shouldn't". It is followed by a quiz where paired students have to choose between two answers to a given situation; a score is included for motivation purposes. ...
The worksheet is aimed to motivate elementary young learners to read an illustrated story about a brother and a sister by using the auxiliary verbs be, can and have got. Students must have been already taught these verbs so that the handout can be use ...
Here is a power point presentation I did for my English class with the definition of modal verbs, a list of them (must, must not, can, could may, might, need, need not, should/ought to, had better) and a description of the way they are used. Simple an ...
Mr Bean Capers is a video worksheet about uising the expression can or can't to talk about abilities. It is suitable for elementary students and specially for kids. The video is very easy to understand and you can use it for talking about m ...
I use the following youtube clip (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1D7VUIf8bU) to practice using modals (possibility), especially might. The students listen to the sounds of the clip and try to guess the sound by forming sentences like "This might be ...
This is a powerpoint presentation of modals and modals perfect for esl B1-B2 level. There are no grammar rules, only examples and pictures that better explain the use of modals. A teacher can use the pictures to infer the meaning of the example senten ...
It's an introduction to modal verbs - first some basic rules, then the rules for forming past (not all modal verbs have separate forms for past, some use perfect infinitive - in my experience it is difficult for students to distinguish between the two ...
This worksheet is to practice different tenses, passive voice and some other structures. Cut the table out, divide the rectangles off and distribute them to your students. They are supposed to say a question similar to the one included in the piece of ...
Students read the advice column. Teacher can guide students through new vocabulary, idioms and expressions. There are discussion questions at the end, but teacher should feel free to ask more questions about the customs of sharing, borrowing/lending m ...
Quiz about the use of can-can't-could-couldn't for elementary school students. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the modal auxiliaries. You can use it in class to practice or as a quiz. Students have to pay attention to the correct verb tense.
Diagnistic written test - this test is a way to see what the students remember after summer holidays. It starts with a text with a true/ false exercise and some questions about it. Other contents: jobs; can/ can't; present continuous; days of the week ...
This worksheet will be good to use for practising grammar requests 'could you?' This song worksheet has pre-listening, while-listening and after-listening activities. After working with the worksheet you can ask the students to ask each other for some ...