New TEFLtastic worksheets June 2009 Part Two

Managed to keep this up for two whole weeks so far…

Going to for plans and future continuous for predictions (the only way I have found to contrast these two tenses)

IELTS Masterclass history vocabulary (hopefully an interesting example of how you can add revision and speaking to going through the difficult vocabulary in a text)

IELTS Speaking on the past and history

Inside Out Upper Intermediate Revision Rotating board game (the best revision game, the best TEFL board game, and easily adapted for any class)

Travel problems roleplays and storytelling (one nice way of setting up the topics of colourful language and/ or anecdotes)

Academic vocabulary random pelmanism (another great vocabulary revision game that is easy to prepare, this time with useful language for talking about similarities)

150 typical IELTS Speaking Part One questions (the most appreciated worksheet so far this year)

Academic English language of concession (surprising how fun this EAP topic can be!)

Academic Word List Call my Bluff (ditto)

Academic Word List collocations pairwork

Academic Word List collocations dominoes

Advanced architecture vocabulary (designed for Inside Out Upper Intermediate, but maybe useful for ESP architecture and estate agent courses)

Tags: anecdotes

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