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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Personal Profile Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “It is a worksheet that can be used after pupils have been taught simple structures such as the verbs “to be” and “have got” as well as the possessive adjectives. The students first complete the table with some personal information and they then write a paragraph about themselves”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Movie Character Description (Oral Preparation Sheet)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Oral evaluation preparation sheet. Students have to describe two main characters of a movie they have watched and have to rate the movie. Once their preparation sheet is ready, they use it to prepare to talk about their choice. They are supposed to use ameaningful adjectives dto describe their characters (physical and character traits) and rate their movie at the end of their oral exchange“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Avoiding Repetition By Missing Words Out”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is an exercise I made for my advanced adult class, to improve their conversation and consolidate identifying and using the correct tense when continuing or replying to a phrase. For example, “I wanted to come but I couldn’t“.There are 15 sentences and they have to fill in the missing words. It uses advanced British English but could be simplified by changing the vocabulary and tenses. The answers are at the bottom so you can cut them off before giving out the sheet, or you can make it easier again by jumbling the answers up and having the students match them to the sentences. I hope you find it useful“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Movie Worksheet: Fringe Pilot”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Worksheet with wordsearch (character names, places, verbs and words related to the episode). A character bio of the main characters and some questions about the pilot episode of the Fringe series. Hope you find it useful 
The pilot of the series is about 1 hour and 30 minutes“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Your Ideal Job [CREATIVE WRITING PROMPT]“.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Creative writing prompt:
If you could have your ideal job, what would it be and why? How would your working day go?“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Fashion Talk [Speaking Cards]“.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This material is aimed at pre- and intermediate level. You can cut these cards and hand them out. Each student answers the question. The length of the answer is not less than 30 sec“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Relative Clauses Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This worksheet is about practicing relative clauses and relative pronouns. In the first exercise students have to join two sentences by using a relative pronoun. In the second exercise students have to fill in the gaps in a conversation with relative pronouns“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Past Simple and Present Perfect Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “A worksheet contrasting the present perfect simple and the past simple tenses.
There are 3 exercises in which students are asked to use the prompts to write present perfect sentences using the adverbs in brackets, fill in the blank spaces with for or since and complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
The worksheet is available in both colour and black and white version and the answer key is also included“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “The First Time: Speaking Activity”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is a speaking activity for pre- and intermediate ss. You cut out the cards. Then each of your ss takes a card and tells the class about his or her first (pet, bicycle, computer game, lie and so on). The time of speaking is not less than 30 seconds”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Merry Christmas & Happy New Year (47 slides with 3 extra activities)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This ppt consists of 44 animated slides with vocabulary about Christmas celebrations including Christmas, New Year’s Eve & Three Wise Mean & Santa Claus. There are also 3 extra activities to revise the vocabulary, speak about Christmas celebrations and a guided writing so that the students write about their favourite Christmas celebration. I hope it’s useful! Most the wonderful clipart for the worksheet was kindly provided by Phillip Martin“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Comparative and Superlative Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Good explanation about comparative and superlative adjectives, their rules. Also there is a explanation about irregular comparative and superlative adjectives. There are also two excellent exercises for practicing comparative and superlative adjectives“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Song Worksheet: Wouldn’t It Be Nice by The Beach Boys”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “I have a lot of students that are adults and usually they like older songs. This activity is also and vocabulary activity but it can be combined with the movie 50 FIRST DATES. Its is part of it’s soundtrack. Through this activity you can also start a discussion about things they would do if they were older, or if you are teaching older students things they wanted to do when they were younger. Ask them if they accomplished everything or not. It opens up to many discussion topics“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Song Worksheet: E.T by Katy Perry”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is a vocabulary worksheet. I’m always looking for new songs to work with my students. I believe it’s a great way of teaching and learning and also through music you are able to teach in a fun and different way. They don’t even notice that is an exercise“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Active To Passive”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “4 exercises to practise/revise the passive voice. The students have to complete some sentences by putting the correct passive tense into the passive voice; rewrite the some sentences into the pasive voice; rewrite active sentences with 2 objects into two different passive ones and correct the mistakes in the sentences. I hope it’s useful!“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Parts Of The House Elementary Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “A very simple exercise – match the pictures with the names of the parts of the house. You can use it when you have 2-3 free minutes after explaining this topic to your class. It can also be an easy homework assignment“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Would You Ever Buy A Drink To…? [CREATIVE WRITING PROMPT]“.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Creative writing prompt:
Would you ever buy a drink to a desperate, homeless alcoholic? Why or why not?“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “What Is Your Biggest Achievement? [CREATIVE WRITING PROMPT]“.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Creative writing prompt:
What is your biggest achievement? What made it so important to you?“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Central Park Reading Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is a reading comprehension for intermediate English learners. The text gives some general information about this beautiful place. After reading you ss will do the 1st exercise (true or false) and the 2nd (correct wrong prepositions in the given sentences)“.
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