Modal Verbs for Advice: Should, Ought to, Had better (B1)
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Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π B1 | π GRAMMAR Second Conditional: Imagining the Impossible (B1/B2) π From the classroom: If I were still managing restaurants inβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π B1 | π GRAMMAR First Conditional: Real Possibilities (B1) π From the classroom: When I was job hunting in RΓ©union, everyβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π B1 | π GRAMMAR Present Perfect: Connecting Past to Now (B1) π From the classroom: After years in Sydney, I movedβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π A2 | π GRAMMAR Past Simple: Telling Your Story (A2) π From the classroom: I arrived in Sydney in 2005 withβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π A1 | π GRAMMAR Present Simple: Talking About Habits and Routines (A1) π From the classroom: When I arrived in Laβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π Teacher Training | π TEACHER TRAINING Writing Learning Aims β What Makes a Good Lesson Objective? π From the classroom: Myβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π Teacher Training | π TEACHER TRAINING Error Correction β When to Speak and When to Stay Quiet π From the classroom:β¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π Teacher Training | π TEACHER TRAINING Eliciting β Stop Telling, Start Asking π From the classroom: I once watched a tutorβ¦
Readβ± 5 MINUTES | π Teacher Training | π TEACHER TRAINING Student Talking Time: Who Should Speak More in Your Classroom? π From the classroom: Whenβ¦
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