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Just Leave — a short story for English reading and speaking

A man stands up, leaves his job, leaves the island where he lives and walks away from his entire life. But the people around him try to stop him from leaving. Why? This is a short story lesson plan that your students will love. The lesson includes: introductory questions Just Leave – a short story […]

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Racism — a Talking Points lesson plan for English reading and speaking

This is an English lesson plan on the subject of RACISM. It may be difficult for some students to talk about, but if handled well, this topic can be highly engaging in your English class. The lesson plan comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions

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Living Abroad — a Talking Points lesson plan for English reading and speaking

This is a full and complete lesson plan on LIVING ABROAD. You can download the full lesson and use in your class today. It comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions role play activity debate activity writing Enjoy! Introduction Would you like to live abroad?

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Gambling — a Talking Points lesson plan for English reading and speaking

Introduction What is gambling? Do you have gambling in your country? What is a professional gambler? What do they do? Could you be a professional gambler? Why/why not? The Gambler Read Sean’s story below. I am a professional gambler. That means I go to casinos, professional card games, private clubs — all kinds of places

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Numbers and Luck — a Talking Points lesson plan for English reading and speaking

Do you believe in lucky numbers?Which numbers are lucky for you? This is a complete lesson plan for English reading and speaking about NUMBERS AND LUCK. The lesson comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions role play activity debate activity writing exercise Download the lesson

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32 English Words That Come From India

Introduction English is a constantly evolving language. It is impossible to say that English is a ‘pure’ language like some others. Over the years, English has changed completely. English of today and English of the Elizabethan period are practically two entirely different languages. And as English is a world language, other countries and cultures have

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The Life Model — a short story for English reading and speaking

Gloria is in an artist’s studio. The artist is creating a portrait of her. But this is no ordinary portrait. Gloria has never experienced anything like this before… This is an entertaining story about a woman who visits an artist. Your students will love this story and the accompanying lesson plan. Try it today! Download

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How To Talk About Feelings And Emotions In English

How To Talk About Feelings And Emotions In English

  Introduction Talking about feelings and emotions can be somewhat challenging for English learners. In this guide, I want to show some really useful phrases to use. This can help you how to talk about feelings and emotions in English more clearly.   Let’s dive right in and take a look!   General Feelings that

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