for students of English at Greek state primary schools... because there is never enough time to say everything in class!
Monday, October 26, 2015
Thursday, October 22, 2015
To use Present Simple or Continuous? That is the question!
When is it happening? Now? At the moment? These days?
Or does it always happen? Sometimes? Every day? Never?
Very confusing!
Here' s Mr. Chocoman' s recipe for a chocolate mousse dessert for those of you who like cooking.
Below you can find some games:
Cloze test - Simple Present
Multiple choice - Simple Present
Multiple choice - Present Continuous
Multiple choice - Simple Present or Present Continuous
Multiple choice 2 - Simple Present or Present Continuous
Or does it always happen? Sometimes? Every day? Never?
Very confusing!
Here' s Mr. Chocoman' s recipe for a chocolate mousse dessert for those of you who like cooking.
Below you can find some games:
Cloze test - Simple Present
Multiple choice - Simple Present
Multiple choice - Present Continuous
Multiple choice - Simple Present or Present Continuous
Multiple choice 2 - Simple Present or Present Continuous
Labels:
5th Grade,
6th Grade,
grammar,
Present Continuous,
recipe,
Simple Present
Shall we go shopping?
Here' s a comic about shopping for Jessica' s birthday.
And here' s more fun!
Multiple choice - Countable and uncountable nouns
Multiple choice - Shops
Cloze test - Shopping
Crossword - Food and shopping
And here' s more fun!
Multiple choice - Countable and uncountable nouns
Multiple choice - Shops
Cloze test - Shopping
Crossword - Food and shopping
Food and packaging
Picture dictionary - Food and packaging
Now I hope you can remember the words for these games!
Hangman - Food
Hangman 2 - Food
Hidden words - Food and drink
Jumble words - Food
Multiple choice - Food
Now I hope you can remember the words for these games!
Hangman - Food
Hangman 2 - Food
Hidden words - Food and drink
Jumble words - Food
Multiple choice - Food
Labels:
6th Grade,
food,
Online games,
packaging,
photodentro
Numbers
There' s a lot to learn about numbers here.
Labels:
4th Grade,
5th Grade,
6th Grade,
numbers,
photodentro
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