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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. 
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How likely is a taxi driver to be automated in the future? Is there a good chance that airline pilots will become automated in the future? This ESL lesson plan explores just that, with exercises on degrees of likelihood with clear structures and examples.
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For beginner ESL students and level A1, let's get started with nationalities and the verb 'to be'.
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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.
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Teach your low-level students to describe people using these adjectives and fun, easy-to-manage speaking games!
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UPDATED! Screen-share version now available. This ESL lesson plan for B2+ to C2 explores the memory and introduces students to many related expressions and collocations. Detailed Description Students start by 
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This year, I want to give up chocolate! Well… maybe not completely. What’s the key to a good New Year’s resolution? Detailed Description This English lesson plan focuses on New 
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My A1-A2 students need vocabulary! This ESL image-based vocabulary booster teaches the names of jobs and professions.
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Practical for travel and for retail employees, this ESL lesson plan with printable worksheet teaches students how to shop for souvenirs with images and vocabulary.
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Is bear wrestling really illegal in Oklahoma? Get your students talking and learning collocations with "the law" and "crime" with this fun, dynamic speaking ESL class on weird laws from around the world.
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