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Greg Granger gave Gretta green grapes. Sometimes the 'gr' sound is hard for people to pronounce. After describing how to position your mouth and tongue, and then modeling the sound, this 'gr' practice worksheet can be used for class, group, or individ ...
Greg Granger gave Gretta green grapes. Sometimes the 'gr' sound is hard for people to pronounce. After describing how to position your mouth and tongue, and then modeling the sound, this 'gr' practice worksheet can be used for class, group, or individ ...
There is often confusion in the pronunciation between numbers 13-30, 14-40, 15-50, 16-60, 17-70, 18-80, 19-90. This worksheet demonstrations how the stress of the word is very important in clarifying the difference between 13 and 30. etc. This workshe ...
This worksheet is to identify the difference between the long /ai/ sound and the short /i/ sounds that are otften confused by learners. It can be used to find patterns (e.g. the magic 'e' which transforms fin - fine). Also, the teacher could divi ...
This w/sheet is to use with the topic of homophones (words that sound the same but with different meanings) It is tied in with Valentine's day and the idea of sending poems. The SS read the w/sheet and then are given the words from the 2nd page (cut u ...
This is a worksheet for the students to pronounce a word and find another one that has the same pronunciation. The Ss are provided with clue spaces for them to guess the word. They need to have a basic level in order to have some background vocabulary.
Students will listen to the story Fox in Socks by Doctor Seuss. They will then practice tongue twisters and match them to the picture . At the end they will create their own silly tongue twister (I put them in teams of 2, but each gets to write and ma ...
Here is a rubric that is designed to help teachers assess prepared oral presentations by students at the Intermediate/Advanced levels. The rubric contains the following categories to be assessed: originality,structure,language usage (grammar and synta ...
This presentation can help you while teaching stressed syllables of the word and stressed words within the sentence. I have also mentioned the heteronyms (heterophones). I hope it will be useful for you during the class. Of course, it is not for young ...
This is a worksheet for teaching or revising homophones. Recommended for elementary students whoa re asked to complete the sentences by chosen the correct word. The answer key is included.
The classic Three Little Kittens nursery rhyme was a big success with my class of adult ESL learners. Using the Internet, I was able to create this PowerPoint, complete with the artwork that made the story charming in the 1950's. What made this lesson ...
While many pupils struggle to read practising tongue twisters can help them to learn to speak confidently and overcome nervousness whenever they open their mouth. Try out this tongue twister today. You will like it. One of my pupils who hated reading ...
There is first an introduction exercise using phonetic symbols, if you like teaching them! It is based on rhyming words from the song, and finally a gap-filling exercise using those words. It's meant for teens at around A2 level, but just for fun can ...
This worksheet is meant to practice listening through focus on rhyming words and phonemic sounds.First, I divide the class in pairs and give students one card with the phonetic transcription of the title of the song and they have to find it. After tha ...
This is another worksheet on words easily confused. Homographs are pairs of words with the same spelling, but their pronunciations and meanings differ. Have your students choose the correct words to complete the sentences. The pronunciation for each w ...
Divide your students in small groups. Each team is given a word and they have to say the maximum of words which rhyme. The winner is the team with more points at the end of the game. You can adapt and set your own rules. It's good to improve pronuncia ...
These are funny tongue twister activity for English classes. You can use it to help your English classes relax. There are a lot of differnt sounds. From my observation I can say that it's hard to obtain good pronunciation of the various combinations. ...
Many students love English music and jump at the chance to hear it in class. Music is an awesome way to learn reductions like "wanna, gonna, hafta, etc.), but many songs only use a few of them, which makes using a whole song very difficult or not usef ...
The table shows phonology of the alphabet and cardinal numbers.I hope you find it useful. Present your students with the correct pronunciation of ABCs and cardinal numbers. This exercise is very good for beginners, since it clari ...
Well, this is a very simple worksheet: first, print it and cut the squares. In class, have students work in pairs or groups. Each pair/group gets one stack of cards and they should shuffle the cards and place them facing down. And you know how memory ...
Two of the many confusing words. With this work sheet you can teach your students how to use these two words. And they are not pronounced the same. There is an exercise the students can do and and answer sheet at the end. It is good practice for young ...