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MY ENGLISH CLASS!
Downloadable worksheets:
Warm-ups and games for the English class
Level:
elementary
Age:
6-17
Downloads:
3845
English class rules : must mustn´t
Level:
elementary
Age:
8-12
Downloads:
450
"ADVERTISING AND THE CONSUMER" : Reading, exercises and key (Class Test Year 11/12)
Level:
intermediate
Age:
14-17
Downloads:
477
DAY ONE - First English Class (5 pages)
Level:
elementary
Age:
10-17
Downloads:
361
Education Vocabulary Worksheet
Level:
intermediate
Age:
10-17
Downloads:
380
Welcome to the English Class!
Level:
elementary
Age:
6-17
Downloads:
226
Objects and Expressions in the Classroom!
Watch and Listen to the video.-
Solve the cross word puzzle.-
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What should you take to school?
1.- Take the dictation with a sharpened ___________.
2.- You need a black _______ to answer this exercise.
3.- Use your _________ to draw the margins on your sheet..
4.- Put your materials on your __________.
5.- Open your _________ on page 26.
6.- It's break time, Keep your materials inside your _________.
7.- Write the date on the right top of your ________
8.- Color the drawing, with your ____________.
9.- Use your __________ to correct any mistakes in your paper.
Write the correct word.-
Thick the correct option to complete the conversation.-
Teacher.- Good morning,
teacher
students.
Students.- Good morning,
students
teacher.
Teacher.- Welcome back to your English class!
Students.-
Thank
Welcome you, Miss Sanders.
Teacher.- You're
welcome
thank girls and boys, now
close
open your book on page 10.
Mike.- Excuse
me
please, What
book
page did you say?
Miss Sanders.-10 Mike! , OK let's start our class.
Susan.-
May I
I'm sorry come in, please?
Miss Sanders.-
No
Yes of course, and
close
open the door, please.
Joe.-
Can you repeat
May I go to the restroom. please?
Choose the correct option.-
-Expression to ask for permission.
May I go to the restroom/drink water?
Can you say that again?
Excuse me
-Expression to ask for repetition.
Please
Can you repeat that again, please?
May I come in?
-Expressions to apologize.
You're welcome
Thank you
Excuse me / I'm sorry
-Expression to interrupt.
Excuse me, I don't understand
Please
Present / Here
-Expressions to answer the roll call.
Absent
Present / Here
Missing
-Greetings.
Hi / Hello / Good Morning
Bye / See you
Sorry / I'm sorry
-Farewells.
Good afternoon / Good evening / How are you?
Thanks / Please / You're welcome
Bye / Good Bye / Good night / See you tomorrow
WONDERFUL WORK!