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Pupil Worksheet

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Pupil Worksheet

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Pupil Worksheet

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Pupil Worksheet

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Pupil Worksheet

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Pupil Worksheet

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Directions Vocabulary

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Directions

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Whether you are on a sightseeing trip through Europe or backpacking in Australia, finding your way around the city while on vacation can be difficult unless you know what to say. Understanding directions is a big part of this. Look at the expressions below and be sure to understand the meaning of the places on the map before you begin the listening activity:

Study the map. Then, listen to each sentence and choose TRUE or FALSE. Review the script to this listening activity at the bottom of the page.

Draw a neighborhood map of the area where you live (or a place you know well like a school or your work). Write the names of buildings and stores in the area. Then, talk about the map. Another idea is to find a map of a famous area or place in your city and tell a partner how to get there from other locations (for example, your home).

1. The hotel is next to the bank (True).

2. The zoo is opposite the police station. (True)

3. The library is between the post office and the supermarket. (False)

4. The bowling alley is on East Street. (False)

5. The bar is on the corner of West Street and South Street. (True)

6. City hall is in front of the library. (False)

7. The hospital is near the bus station. (True)

8. The zoo is behind the post office. (False)

9. The bowling alley is behind the bookstore. (True)

10. The school is between the bus station and the police station. (False)

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Directions Around Town 1 | Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab

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Whether you are on a sightseeing trip through Europe or backpacking in Australia, finding your way around the city while on vacation can be difficult unless you know what to say. Understanding directions is a big part of this.

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Directions

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Exercise - 02 :: Learn English online - free exercises, explanations, games, teaching materials and plenty of information on English language. :: page 02

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Directions

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Created with Hot Potatoes by Half-Baked Software, registered to John Horbacz.

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Body Vocabulary

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l'auriculaire (m.), le petit doigt

l'articulation du doigt (f.)

les orteils (m.), les doigts de pied (m.)

abdomen, stomach
belly informal, tummy informal

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Explorez le vocabulaire de la catégorie Le corps en anglais grâce à un guide audio intégré. Placez votre curseur sur un objet, un mot ou une phrase pour écouter sa prononciation. Testez votre niveau de vocabulaire et relevez des défis.

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Face Vocabulary

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Face & Body Game

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Practice Body Parts Vocabulary with this ESL Vocabulary and Grammar Interactive Crocodile Board Game for Beginners (ear, eye, hand, head, foot, mouth, nose etc). ESL Learners and Teachers can use it to review English vocabulary and grammar or simply practice these words.

There are images and in some cases audio in these types of games. Click on the dice to roll. A random number will show up and you will advance. There are traps on the way. A question will pop up and the player must choose the correct answer or risk going back. Meeting a crocodile is ugly - you get eaten and you go back to start.

Games are great for motivating students to learn. By playing our fun educational games, students can practice and review key English vocabulary, grammar and sentences without the boredom which is usually encountered when doing paper-based gap-fill exercises. Play the game below and do not hesitate to share these resources with other learners. This is the philosophy behind our site - www.eslgamesplus.com.

More Games

Do you want to learn English words for different parts of your body? Then you'll love this interactive crocodile board game designed for beginners like you!

This game is a fun way to learn and practice words for body parts like "ear," "eye," "hand," "head," "foot," "mouth," and "nose." You'll be able to improve your English skills while having fun playing this game with your friends or family.

Whether you're an ESL learner or a teacher, you can use this game to review vocabulary and grammar or simply practice saying and understanding these words. Plus, you'll get to see a cute crocodile character on the board who's waiting to help you learn!

Learning English words for body parts is important because it helps you communicate with doctors, nurses, and other people about your health and wellbeing. It's also helpful for everyday life when you need to describe something about yourself or others.

So why not make learning fun with this interactive crocodile board game? Practice your English vocabulary and grammar while having a blast!

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Practice Body Parts Vocabulary with this ESL Vocabulary and Grammar Interactive Crocodile Board Game for Beginners (ear, eye, hand, head, foot, mouth, nose etc). ESL Learners and Teachers can use it to review English vocabulary and grammar or simply practice these words

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Face Kim's Game

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How to play

If kids are new to the topic, or if they need some help with their spelling, introduce the vocabulary by using our Vocabulary Words list before playing the game. Otherwise, they may find it quite difficult.

There are twenty four cards in the game displayed on two boards. Twelve of the cards have pictures and twelve of the cards have words. At the beginning of the game they are displayed face down.

Click on two cards to match the word and the picture. If they show the pair, the cards remain open. If the two cards don't match, they are turned face down again. Try to remember where the pictures or words are. Continue until you have twelve pairs.

Please note. This game uses HTML5 and JavaScript. It works well in modern browsers. We recommend using Google Chrome. If you can't see our games visit this site for help.

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How to play If kids are new to the topic, or if they need some help with their spelling, introduce the vocabulary by using our Vocabulary Words list before playing the game. Otherwise, they may find it quite difficult. There are twenty four cards in the game displayed on two boards.

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London Landmarks

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Match up the audio file to the correct London illustration.

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British Money
Faire toutes les activités

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Can / Can't : Utilisation

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can - cant- cours michelle billet-adapted

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Can / Can't
Commencer les activités à partir de step 3.

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Can en anglais - Exercices progressifs - Memovoc

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Apprenez à utiliser “can” et parler de vos capacités en anglais avec des exercices progressifs gratuits en ligne !

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Can / Must

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Obligation : MUST / Interdiction : MUSTN'T / Permission : CAN

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Must / Mustn't
Faire toutes les activités.

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Ainsi, on utilise :

"MUST"
pour parler d'une obligation
(ce qu'on DOIT faire)

"MUSTN'T"
pour parler d'une interdiction
(ce qu'on NE DOIT PAS faire).

You must wear gloves.

You mustn't take photos.

STEP 2 : APPRENEZ A UTILISER "
MUST" et "MUSTN'T avec le CODE DE LA ROUTE. Activité 1 : Regardez à nouveau cette animation, pensez à bien répéter les phrases. Activité 2 : Associez les 6 panneaux de signalisation routière aux phrases que vous entendez. Il est normal de se tromper au début. Recommencez plusieurs fois jusqu'à ce que vous n'hésitiez Activité 5 : Avez-vous de la mémoire ? Retrouvez les paires en cliquant sur les cartes. N'oubliez pas de répéter les phrases Activité 6 : Testez-vous avec 8 panneaux. Activité 7 : "MUST" (obligation) ou "MUSTN'T" (interdiction) ? plus. Pensez à répéter les phrases à haute voix. Activité 2 : "must" ou "mustn't" ? Cliquez sur le premier "game" et coloriez les phrases de la bonne couleur, puis cliquez sur Activité 3 : Choisissez "must" ou "mustn't" selon le sens de la phrase. Activité 4 : Mêmes consignes. Quand vous avez fini, cliquez sur Activité 5 : Ces 20 phrases sont-elles vraies (true) ou fausses (false) ? Aidez-vous du vocabulaire donné en haut de l'écran. Activité 6 : Complétez ce règlement avec "must" ou "mustn't" selon le sens de la phrase. "Finish" en bas, puis sur "check my answers" pour corriger. "Check answers" en bas pour corriger. Activité 3 : Regardez le panneau, puis complétez avec "must" ou "mustn't" + un des verbes à gauche.
Activité 3 : Mêmes instructions, mais avec 11 panneaux.

Activité 4 : Mêmes instructions, mais cette fois-ci les phrases sont écrites.

STEP 3 : LES RÈGLES AU COLLÈGE
Activité 1 : Associez chaque consigne à l'image qui l'illustre.

STEP 4 : LES RÈGLES DANS D'AUTRES LIEUX.

Activité 1 : Les règles dans les musées. Quelles activités sont interdites dans les musées ? Ecoutez et associez la phrase à l'image qui l'illustre.
Vous entendrez deux expressions :
You mustn't : vous ne devez pas...
You can't : Vous ne pouvez pas...

Activité 2 : Que signifient ces panneaux ?
Exercice 1 : Associez le son et l'image.
Exercice 2 : Associez les paires. Recommencez plusieurs fois en cliquant sur Start over.
Exercice 3 : Exercez votre mémoire. Retrouvez les paires en cliquant sur les cartes.

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L'obligation avec must en anglais - exercices progressifs- Memovoc

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Ainsi, on utilise : "MUST" pour parler d'une obligation (ce qu'on DOIT faire) "MUSTN'T" pour parler d'une interdiction (ce qu'on NE DOIT PAS faire). You must wear gloves. You mustn't take photos. STEP 2 : APPRENEZ A UTILISER " MUST" et "MUSTN'T avec le CODE DE LA ROUTE.