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New TEFL PDFs April 2010 Part One

Your stressful week (Simple Past and Present Perfect, with bluff game)

Stress at work Guess the job

Rules for host families sentence completion pairwork (dependant prepositions and verb patterns)

Describing your city Similarities and differences

Possessions discussion questions

Classroom questions vocab quiz

Dependant prepositions jigsaw text

And about another 600 worksheets of varying quality but the lowest possible price (free!) here.

Tags: classroom language

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One Response to “New TEFL PDFs April 2010 Part One”

Adam Says:
April 12th, 2010 at 8:11 am
I always like it when I come here and there’s something I can immediately use. Thank you again, Alex.

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