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Paragraph Structure online worksheet for 5. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Alphabetical Order Study Skills activity

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Alphabetical Order interactive exercise for 4. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Alphabetical Order D1 5th Grade worksheet

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Spelling online worksheet for 5. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Preparing for an exam can be stressful and time-consuming, but it doesn't have to be. There's no need to stress out or cram. By doing a couple of simple things ahead of time, you can ensure that you are confident and ready for anything...

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Tips on how to read text and answer questions during your exam

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Simple Past tense: Instantly, several monkeys grabbed the basket., Tashi dozed with the baby monkey on her lap., Tashi struggled to carry the heavy basket., Present Perfect tense: "I have tasted many, many kinds of tea"said the Royal Tea Maker., The monkeys have picked cloud tea., The Royal Tea Maker has given Tashi a pouch full of gold coins., Tashi's mother has been ill.,

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Simple Past tense: Instantly, several monkeys grabbed the basket., Tashi dozed with the baby monkey on her lap., Tashi struggled to carry the heavy basket., Present Perfect tense: "I have tasted many, many kinds of tea"said the Royal Tea Maker., The monkeys have picked cloud tea., The Royal Tea Maker has given Tashi a pouch full of gold coins., Tashi's mother has been ill.,

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Present Perfect Simple - positive and negative worksheet

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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session 27 present perfect time expressions 31.03.22

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Present perfect online worksheet for 6th. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Present Perfect verbs and time expressions

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Present Perfect verbs and time expressions

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Present perfect interactive activity for 2ESO. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Future Simple Quiz - Adverbs of frequency - Future Simple Quiz - Simple future - Simple future - Simple future Spanish - Future Simple - What do you remember?

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future simple will won't interactive and downloadable worksheets.

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Paragraphs - Paragraphs - Paragraphs - Paragraphs! - Copy of Paragraphs - Paragraphs - true or false? - Paragraphs - true or false? - Copy of Paragraphs

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Paragraphs build up the structure of a text and organise its content. Without paragraphs, texts could be confusing.

There are two main reasons why paragraphs are used:

to show a change of topic

to show when a new speaker begins talking

Have a look at this extract from Louis Sachar's novel

He waited while the bus guard gave the man some papers to sign. "That's a lot of sunflower seeds," the bus guard said. Stanley noticed a burlap sack filled with sunflower seeds on the floor next to the desk. "I quit smoking last month," said the man in the cowboy hat. He had a tattoo of a rattlesnake on his arm, and as he signed his name, the snake's rattle seemed to wiggle. "I used to smoke a pack a day. Now I eat a sack of these every week."

He waited while the bus guard gave the man some papers to sign.

"That's a lot of sunflower seeds," the bus guard said.

Stanley noticed a burlap sack filled with sunflower seeds on the floor next to the desk.

"I quit smoking last month," said the man in the cowboy hat. He had a tattoo of a rattlesnake on his arm, and as he signed his name, the snake's rattle seemed to wiggle. "I used to smoke a pack a day. Now I eat a sack of these every week."

As you can see, the second version is far easier and far clearer to read.

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Why use paragraphs? - Paragraphs - KS3 English Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Paragraphs build up the structure of a text and organise its content. Without paragraphs, texts could be confusing. to show a change of topic to show when a new speaker begins talking Have a look at this extract from Louis Sachar's novel He waited while the bus guard gave the man some papers to sign.

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Tips on how to read text and answer questions during your exam

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1) Who _______ (do) the dishes after dinner tomorrow? 2) Do you think that the biology test _______ (be) very difficult?

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Food, restaurants and paragraphs lesson slides

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Food, restaurants and paragraphs lesson slides

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food restaurants and paragraphs 4.01.23 - Copy

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education and form filling E3 ESOL - Copy

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YouTube video Articles a, an, the, zero article

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Job adverts and Job Applications lesson slides

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ADJECTIVES: comparative and superlative - Comparative and Superlative - Leon - Comparative and Superlative adjectives - Stupňování - Comparative, superlative

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How many languages can you speak? British people are generally not very good language learners. In a recent survey, 62% of the population only speak English!

If you're reading this, then you're probably studying English. Maybe you speak a couple of other languages too. What are the British like when it comes to learning languages?
Statistics
Brits are famous for not speaking foreign languages. According to a survey published by the European Commission, this bad reputation is totally justified. The results of the survey state that the British are officially the worst language learners in Europe! Let's look at some statistics:

62% of people surveyed can't speak any other language apart from English.

38% of Britons speak at least one foreign language, 18% speak two and only 6% of the population speak three or more.

The European Union average showed that 56% speak at least one foreign language, 28% speak at least two and 11% speak three or more. The survey confirmed that English was the most widely-spoken foreign language. 51% of EU citizens can have a conversation in English.

School Learning a foreign language is not a popular option at school in Britain. In UK schools it is common for children to start studying a foreign language at the age of 11 and many students give up languages completely at 14. So why don't young people continue with languages at school? Research suggests that students think that it is more difficult to get good grades in languages than in other subjects such as science or history. The British government is now looking at different ways to improve language learning at school. One idea is to start much younger; there are plans to introduce foreign languages from the age of 5.
Which languages?
Another plan is to give school children more choice. The languages traditionally studied in British schools have been French, Spanish and German. Now the government is encouraging teachers to expand the range of languages taught to include Arabic, Mandarin and Urdu.

Mandarin Chinese is predicted to become the second most popular foreign language learned in UK schools. It is already studied by more children than German or Russian. Only French and Spanish are more popular. Gareth from Wales says 'I am learning Chinese, and find it fun.' Another student, Thomas from London, says 'Just telling people that I learn Mandarin impresses people. Even having a very basic level gives you an advantage.' Brighton College has become the first independent school to make Mandarin a compulsory foreign language. Its headmaster Richard Cairns said, 'One of my key tasks is to make sure pupils are equipped for the realities of the 21st century. One of those realities is that China has the fastest-growing economy in the world.'It may be an ambitious task to change the Brits' attitude to learning languages but the government is determined to try!

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How many languages can you speak? British people are generally not very good language learners. In a recent survey, 62% of the population only speak English! If you're reading this, then you're probably studying English. Maybe you speak a couple of other languages too. What are the British like when it comes to learning languages?

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Comparatives and superlatives YouTube videos

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Adjectives online worksheet for Entry 2 Elementary. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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The ETF is developing a new platform to replace Excellence Gateway, and this will come online at the same time as Excellence Gateway comes offline on 30 September 2023. Most ESOL resources will be transferred. A few items will be retired, but a list will be provided in advance.

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Adjectives of Personality activity for Elemental

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Personality Adjectives interactive exercise for Elemental. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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exclamation marks interactive and downloadable worksheets.

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Quotation Marks online worksheet for Grade level 2. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation - Punctuation . ? ! - Punctuation - Punctuation

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ESOL Practice Grammar: Supplementary Grammar Support for ESOL Students: Entry Level 3 This book has been designed for adult students studying ESOL at schools and colleges in the United Kingdom. It is also ideal for students who are interested in learning grammar in the context of UK culture. The ...

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Complex and compound sentences exercises

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Sentences are divided into four structural types: simple sentences, complex sentences, compound sentences and compound-complex sentences. In this quiz we are going to look at complex sentences and compound sentences. A simple sentence consists of a single subject and a single predicate: there are no clauses, e.g. 'Paul likes swimming': 'Paul' is the subject, 'likes swimming' is the predicate and 'likes' is the predicate verb. A compound sentence consists of two simple sentences (independent clauses) joined with one of the following conjunctions: 'and, but, for, nor, yet, so', e.g. 'He loved watching horror movies, and he had a large collection of horror DVDs'. A complex sentence consists of a simple sentence joined with one or more dependent clauses, e.g. 'He was late for work because he missed the 8 o'clock bus'. A dependent clause is a clause that is not a complete thought; therefore, it cannot stand alone as a sentence, e.g. 'because he missed the 8 o'clock bus' makes you ask 'What happened?'

It would be a good idea to do the 11-plus English Clauses and Phrases quiz before you do this quiz.

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Writing: Unit 3: Grammar Focus: Complex Sentences

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Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences | Learning English

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past continuous interactive and downloadable worksheets.

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The ETF is continuing to provide support to ESOL practitioners. Alongside the general resources, specific resources have been created to support practitioners who are working with ESOL learners. These resources can be used to support anybody who might be referred to as being at a 'pre-Entry' level. We refer to them as 'New to ESOL' learners, and we include specific resources to better meet the early integration needs of refugees who are new arrivals.

Our ESOL resources for teachers can be found in the searchable document library below or on the ESOL Teachers section of our Learning Platform.

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In December 2020 the Education and Training Foundation commissioned NATECLA to investigate the participation of ESOL learners on Functional Skills (FS) English courses. While anecdotally we knew that the number of ESOL learners accessing Functional Skills has risen dramatically, we did not have information on numbers and needs. NATECLA created a survey, to which 110 providers responded; and conducted focus groups. The report provides a wealth of detail, with three stand-out findings:

1. Over a quarter of providers reported that ESOL learners made up more than 60% of their learners on Functional Skills courses. This applied especially to 16-19 year-olds on study programmes

2. There is major concern in the sector that Functional Skills English courses do not meet the needs of people whose first language is not English

3. FS English teachers do not necessarily have the skills to teach learners of ESOL

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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) support - The Education and Training Foundation

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Past Simple - Present Simple,Present Continuous or Past? - Past Simple - Past Simple - Past Continuous and Past Simple - Past Simple/Past Continuous

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Adjectives online worksheet for Entry 2 Elementary. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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The personality adjective finder - Traits - About Harry - Who is this? - Personality - Personality - Adjective Whack-a-mole - Personality discussion

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Vocabulary - Adjectives of Personality worksheet

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Personality Adjectives online worksheet for Elementary. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Adjectives of Personality activity for Elemental

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Personality Adjectives interactive exercise for Elemental. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Personal Information online worksheet for M.3. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Form-filling and Adjectives of Personality

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form filling + adjs of pers. E3 ESOL 28.09.22 - Copy

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exclamation marks interactive and downloadable worksheets.

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Quotation Marks online worksheet for Grade level 2. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.