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Answers to The What? Which? Who? Exercise

Here are the answers to the exercise for practising when to use "What?", "Which?" and "Who?". This exercise should be tried after revising the use of these interrogatove pronouns. Read the article "What? Which? Who? Choose the Correct Pronoun".

Published by Gillian Hendrie (1,748 pts

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Who / What / Which ? Exercise

Do this exercise as practice after you have revised these interrogative pronons and where to use them. Read the article "Who? What? Which? - Choosing the correct pronoun" before you try it. Answers available as a separate download so you don't inadvertently cheat!

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I Like... Basic Vocab Builder

Teach "I like..." and "I don't like..." with some fruit and vegetables or any other words you want to teach using these fun activities.

Published by Gillian Hendrie (1,748 pts

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Harvest/Thanksgiving Day Festivals Around the World: A Collection of Educational Resources

This information will be of value for ESL, foreign language, and general language arts students to explore the topic. Giving thanks on Thanksgiving is an important American tradition, but it is not just a tradition celebrated in the United States.

Published by J.Alpha (2,174 pts

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Fruit and Veg cards

Download and print off these cards to play "Happy Families" with your beginner ESL students. Read about how to play the game in "I Like... Basic Vocab Game". This sheet contains three of each item, so you will need to print two pages. Follow the instructions in the article above to complete your cards ready for the first game.

Published by Gillian Hendrie (1,748 pts

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Rosetta Stone English Review - Dynamic Response to American English

Rosetta Stone English Level 1, with its Dynamic Immersion approach to language acquisition, prepares you to listen, comprehend what was said almost instantaneously, and give immediate, accurate, and appropriate responses.

Published by Larry Gordon (1,909 pts

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Using Music to Improve Listening Comprehension Skills

Music is an evergreen teaching aid in language learning, and popular with students as well as teachers. Music not only assists with listening comprehension skills, it creates a relaxed ambiance that facilitates the learning process.

Published by Sonal Panse (12,123 pts

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ING-lish: Spelling the -ing Form of Verbs Correctly, Rule 1

Learn how to spell the progressive (or continuous) form of verbs. This series explains the rules to help you add -ing to verbs correctly.

Published by Gillian Hendrie (1,748 pts

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Additional List of Phobias

The file contains a list of phobias and their meanings in addition to those mentioned in the article.

Published by Meetu (6,587 pts

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Additional List of Manias

The file contains a list of manias in addition to the manias mentioned in the article.

Published by Meetu (6,587 pts

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