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A couple more Xmas presents from your TEFL Santa

More to come over the weekend, but here are a couple of stocking fillers to keep you happy until you can open the big lesson plans under the tree on Sunday or Monday:

Christmas- going to for plans and predictions with present evidence

And possibly the best of the worksheets so far:

Describing Xmas foods bluff game- good for business men who have to describe local foods to foreign guests, and anyone else who likes good food- meaning everyone but people in Lancashire and Madrid.

More of my Xmas lessons in the posts below or on my very own Usingenglish.com page.

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