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New EFL handouts Feb 2010 Part Two

Prepositions and body part mimes

Comparative and superlative plus adverb Speaking

Health problems mimes

Revision presentations rotating board game (for fun extended speaking)

Writing reviews in English- Harry Potter

Words often used in newspaper headlines Webquest

Social customs in your country (expanded and polished up version with lots more language of generalisation)

Reading in English discussion questions

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