This worksheet will help you review the most common homophones. It could be good for a G3 or G4 student. It includes a word search, matching activity, and two questions that will help you reinfoce the topic in class. It could be given for homework too ...
This worksheet will help you review the most common homophones. It could be good for a G3 or G4 student. It includes a word search, matching activity, and two questions that will help you reinfoce the topic in class. It could be given for homework too ...
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Students are asked to read the sentences and choose the correct homophone to complete each sentence. There are sixteen sentences included in this resource. This worksh ...
This is a simple listening activity addressed to Brazilian learners, but of course it can be applied to all students. I adapted this activity from a book, called Take Over, by Denise Santos. The audio is included in the video. I hope you guys enjoy it!
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Tom straightened the knot on his tie. Please be careful not to break this vase. Students read the sentences and choose the correct homophone to complete each sentence. ...
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. I’ve had the flu since Monday. The birds flew to their nests. Students read the sentences and choose the correct homophone to complete each sentence. This Englis ...
The worksheet contains 46 symbols of the English phonetics - consonants, vowels and stress symbol. The sounds are given with the examples of words. The flashcards can be easily printable and used to memorize phonetic signs. The files was made with htt ...
This is a bingo game to give students practice in differentiating between the short e and short i sounds (as in desk and disk). It can be modified to practice any sounds you are working on. Ss fill in their bingo cards and the teacher calls out the wo ...
![The Sound [Au] as in 'How'](http://busyteacher.org/uploads/posts/2017-05/thumbs/1493926084_now-vs-no.png)
Use this worksheet to help your students with the pronunciation of diphthongs, especially the one found in "how". Use the first part for reading and repeating words in isolation or in pairs. Use the 3 exercises at the end to better discriminate the so ...
This worksheet contains 28 pairs of homophones. It can be used to focus on the pronunciation of some everyday vocabulary. All the words may be cut out and then put back together in pairs using different methods. For instance, if students are working i ...
Over 100 tongue twisters. These are very useful for EFL learners and are an meaningful reward on a Friday afternoon. There are difficult tongue twisters and also easier versions. Particularly useful for EFL teachers. Students love these. Enjoy! Exampl ...
Homonyms can be confusing. Here is a summary of homonyms that will be useful for ESL learners to practice their pronunciation. For example, when teacher explains how to pronounce 'bear', they can also tell the students that 'bare' is the homonyms of ' ...
Students like songs. If they have read or seen The Hunger Games, they will like this song. The lyrics are a bit simple but they can revise vocabulary and present simple and future tenses. It's a good listening comprehension exercise. They will also wo ...
This is a very funny tongue twister activity for English classes. You can use it to help your English classes relax. Moreover, with this activity, you and your students can also practise English in another helpful way.
Hello, this is another activity dealing with phonetics symbols, this time it is a text about idioms. The purpose of the task is to choose the correct sound of some words in the text; it's something similar to the Cambridge Certificications tasks calle ...
![Song Worksheet: Hotel California by Eagles [Minimal Pairs]](http://busyteacher.org/uploads/posts/2012-11/thumbs/1352407353_hotel-california-0.png)
In this worksheet, students can listen to the Eagles song and complete the gaps by distinguishing words that share certain phonemes, such as vowels and consonants, and word stress in others. A fun activity that you can do at any level and with either ...
Some of you will prefer to let students listen once first, others may find different ways of doing it depending on the level of the students. I would suggest playing the video / song verse by verse. Areas worked; pronunciation, homophones, phrasal ver ...
![Practice for Phonetics and Phonology [Advanced Students]](http://busyteacher.org/uploads/posts/2012-12/thumbs/1355509223_phonetics-worksheet-1-0.png)
This worksheet is meant for students at advanced levels to practice transcription into IPA and pronunciation. It consists of a series of texts from different authors, including Shakespeare, fairy tales and blog extracts. It is organized in a way that ...
Crossing out words that do not contain the same vowel/consonant sound, crossing out silent letters, writing homophones. I used this in a pre-intermediate class. When explaining the homophones, you can comment on mistakes native speakers usually make ( ...
This worksheet contains four different exercises on two pages. Most of them can be done in pairs. The lesson plan, including the lead-in and follow-up activity, is on page three (it is only my suggestion). I hope you will find it useful. Happy teaching!
A warm-up activity. Choose this easy-to-print page for your private tutorship or group work. Let the students join one-by-one and read the tongue twisters for a couple of minutes every class. It might even become a little contest if you give a metrono ...