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The topic of this lesson is taking action. Students will read an article about how five famous teenage activists from very different backgrounds have acted on topics from climate change to gun control. Students will learn level-appropriate vocabulary to talk about different social topics. They will also watch a video from UNICEF about World Children’s Day and discover what is done on this day around the world. Students will also have the chance to debate some of the themes they read about and have an opportunity to write a profile on a teenage activist they find interesting.

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present perfect questions and answers practice 2

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present perfect questions and answers practice 2

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Have you ever...? (conversation questions)

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Have you ever broken a bone?, Have you ever been on the radio or on television?, Have you ever stayed awake for an entire night?.

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They _____________ London this month. (leave) - have left, He _________ a lot of English papers. (bring) - Have brought.

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RAN - RUN, SAID - SAY, SAW - SEE, SOLD - SELL, SENT - SEND, SANG - SING, SAT - SIT, SLEPT - SLEEP, SPOKE - SPEAK, SPENT - SPEND, STOOD - STAND, SWAM - SWIM.

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각 항목을 올바른 그룹에 드래그해서 놓으세요.. Regular verbs: help, wait, play, work, cry, paint, love, jump, Irregular verbs: go, is, eat, sleep, see, write, run, drink.

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LingoClip - Enjoy learning languages with music

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Discover a new and fun way to learn English and other languages by filling in the lyrics of your favorite songs.

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You can take this test to determine your approximate level of English grammar. Alternatively, you can take a few of our Use of English tests. If your grade on a Use of English test is 65% or higher, it indicates that your approximate grammar level is the same as that test. For example, if you take a couple of A2 tests and score 65% or higher, that means your approximate grammar level is A2, and you can start working on B1 grammar.

Choose the correct answers to the following questions. There is no time limit. You will be able to see the answers at the end of the test.

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Take our free English Level Test to assess your grammar skills. Get instant results and find the right ESL resources for your level!

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CLICK, ENTER AND TAKE THE EXAM. wHEN FINISHED, TAKE A PHOTO OR SCREENSHOT TO SHARE WITH ME OR UPLOAD IN THE PADLET.

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1. Black History Month is an observance formerly known as “Negro History Week.” It was set in motion by Carter G. Woodson in 1926. Woodson was a Black American professor and scholar who felt that Black American history was being forgotten in schools. In 1976, the observance was extended and renamed Black History Month. Throughout the month of February in the US, Canada, and other parts of the world, students learn about Black history, culture, and traditions. They also learn about notable Black figures.

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One of the most talked-about periods in Black American history is the colonial period. Many Africans were taken against their will to North America in the 16th century. They were forced to live with their slaveholders in British colonies throughout the US and, later, in Canada. The population of enslaved people grew slowly at first. During the 17th and 18th centuries, America relied heavily on slave labor to build its growing economy. Enslaved laborers did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads. In Canada, enslaved workers were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands; however, it was costly to maintain slave labor year-round due to the harsh winters.