In this section you will find 314 worksheets related to everyday, social English. One such worksheet has a very specific theme. It was created to help students interact with employees at the post office. There are several different activities including organizing a dialogue and filling in blanks. Students who complete this activity will be able to easily mail postcards home from English speaking countries. This is a good example of how English can be used in real life situations and will help students see the practical uses of learning English. There are many other worksheets available so if you are not interested in talking about the post office right now, think about using a different activity for your class.
Everyday English is a really important but often overlooked ESL topic. Since everyday casual conversation English is what students will most likely have the opportunity to use outside of class, try to make it the focus of some of your lessons or incorporate it into your lesson plans. Even just five to ten minutes a day will give students the chance to interact with you and other students in normal ways rather than repeating lists of vocabulary words and specific sentence structures. Being able to communicate in English during casual conversations is the goal of many students so make it a priority to help them attain that level of fluency.
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Identity card that students have to fill in for themselves or for a partner + the questions to ask the parter (What's your name, adress, email, phone number, etc.) I've made it for my group of st ...
This worksheet can help elementary students develop communication skills. This is for class work. Students can move around the class and ask as many students as they can about others' personal inf ...
Teacher's notes, script, and activity for the video of the same title. Find the video at http://esl.bonelo.com in the "video" section (Right hand side menu).
Today we are sharing a 6-page worksheet with 21 authentic examples of writing so-called 'social letters': letter of apology, letter of congratulations, letter of invitation, a thank-you letter ...
“I thought it was excellent!” - Giving a compliment A speaking lesson by Lindsay Clandfield Time: 40 minutes Aims: reviewing and extending positive adjectives, giving and rece ...
A worksheet for Cutting Edge Elementary with a key What do you say when ...? Matching questions and situations when you ask them Writing a dialogue on one of the situations
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