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Today, let’s teach one of the most fundamental parts of English: formalities. Students will learn how to use “please”, “thank you”, and many other expressions, finishing in role-play activities of simple situations. 

For beginner ESL students and level A1, let’s get started with nationalities and the verb ‘to be’.

Build your ESL beginners’ grammar with the question words. Teach your students to say what, where, when, why, which, who, whose, how, how much, and how many.

Teach your low-level students to describe people using these adjectives and fun, easy-to-manage speaking games!

This resource includes a worksheet with the English alphabet from A to Z with small letters and capital letters.

We’ve made explaining phrasal verbs to your students a piece of cake. In Part 2 of this lesson, teach your students what it means for a phrasal verb to be transitive or intransitive, and what separable and inseparable phrasal verbs are. They will have plenty of opportunities to practise them in controlled exercises and then speaking exercises. 

My elementary A0-A1 students need vocabulary! This ESL image-based vocabulary booster offers 16 pictures for students to easily learn relevant restaurant vocabulary.

Conditionals can transport students to fascinating realms of imagination. Today’s worksheet combines the Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals with fantasy travel ideas, making this ESL grammar topic fun and dynamic with clear explanations and speaking exercises.

Teach your students all the necessary summer vocabulary! The Vocabulary Builder category offers a dynamic set of resources for teaching vocabulary for lower levels, and can be adapted for kids (with colouring activities) and adults (with presentations and adult-friendly games).

Extending our range of resources, games, and materials for absolute beginners, teachers may download a resource with the numbers 1 to 20 as well as two games: bingo and memory cards.