This part of the site has a range of worksheets that focus on sets of words and collocations. There are currently 109 collocations worksheets posted in this section and they are all free and easy to print for use in your ESL classroom. This highly rated collocations worksheet has been successfully used by many busy teachers in the past. Created for intermediate learners, the focus of the worksheet is to practice using make and do. There are notes for an entire fifty minute class as well as a suggested homework assignment so this could not be any easier to plan. If you would like to incorporate some of your own ideas into a lesson plan, you might decide just to use certain portions of this plan instead of the whole thing. If you have created worksheets related to this topic in the past, please consider uploading your worksheets for other teachers to use.
When discussing new topics, it is important to introduce all related words at the same time so that students can learn everything they need before being asked to talk about the topic. This is especially true with beginners when you are introducing lots of topic related vocabulary. As students improve, they will begin to encounter collocations so you will have to devote an increasing amount of time to collocations as students become more fluent. Collocations are words that are often found together and just sound natural to native speakers. They can range from basic such as fast food to quite complex and will go a long way towards making students sound more like native speakers if they use the phrases correctly.
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This is a simple word search puzzle that contains 10 various materials. List of words used in this word search: PLASTIC, COTTON, CARDBOARD, STEEL, LEATHER, WOOL, GOLD, SILK, ALUMINIUM, WOOD Crea ...
With the following word search puzzle, students will have a variety of different words found in different parts of a house. Based on this vocabulary, students then can use there is/there are effec ...
This is a wordseach for primary school. All the words are compound. List of words used in this word search: NEWSSTAND, TREEHOUSE, WATERMELON, LIVINGROOM, RAINCOAT, FOOTBALL, SUNFLOWER, PAPERBOX, ...
This is a worksheet for practicing prepositional phrases and phrasal verbs. It collects the most important prepositional phrases and phrasal verbs with take,turn, come, go, break, look, put. It is ...
This is a nice worksheet to enrich students' vocabulary on FLOWERS. There are 20 pictures around their names. Students have to look at the pictures and match them with the given names. They write ...
Roller coaster ride, claim to fame, open doors, dream came true, lucky break, take a chance There are 6 nouns and verbs that go together, print as many as you need, arrange your sts in pair give o ...
Write a word in the blank between each set of words. The trick is that the new word must complete a compound word both to the left and to the right of it. The first one has been done for you. ...
This is a list of the most common Uncountable nouns and their corresponding countables, for example: bread - a loaf of bread, a slice of bread, etc. The list can be printed and used by students f ...
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Write on the board the sound chunk for which you will build the word family. Have students write the 'chunk' on the tree's trunk. Challenge students to fill the treetop with word ...
It's my very first worksheet made. It was created due to the fact that one of my students is going to Amsterdam, so she wanted to know something more about that city. Included is the introduction ...
This game is perfect for revision of vocabulary, or it can be used as a gap-fill, or even as a fun way to spend a lesson. You don`t need any equipment beyond what you (presumably) already have ...
This worksheet is self explanatory and it can be used to support a class or as a standalone activity. Although the vocabulary section doesn't contain words directly linked to the song it serves as ...
Have your pre-intermediate students read and speak about a new sport called free-running. Works very well with teenagers. Also includes useful vocabulary about cities and sports.
This is a vocabulary worksheet including noun,verb and adjective forms.
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A-USE THE GIVEN WORDS AND FILL IN THE BLANKS. BE CAREFUL WITH THE TENSE.
smile/shake hands/whistle/wave/yawn/lau ...
Elementary level worksheet with questions for discussion about part-time jobs. Example questions: Are you a student or are you working now? If you are a student, have you finished your schooling ...
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