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Got vs Gotten‏‎ in English

Got and Gotten are often considered to be synonyms in British English & American English‏‎. However, this is not so and there are a number of differences between their usage. In British English the past participle of the verb‏‎, to get, is got. I have got 3...

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Who Am I?‏‎

Who Am I? is a fun warmup or icebreaker game which can be used to practice simple questions and answers. Preparation Using small cards, write on each one the name of a famous person known to the class, for example: Barack Obama Lady Gaga David Beckham John Lennon...

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Common Mistakes at CAE‏‎

Author: Debra Powell Publisher: Cambridge University Press Details: Paperback; 64 pages; Pub.2005 ISBN: 0521603773   Common Mistakes at CAE...and How to Avoid Them is a nice resource book for teachers preparing students for the CAE exam. The book highlights the real...

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Sentence Mix‏‎

Sentence Mix is a simple game you can use to help your students practice sentence construction and revise parts of speech. With no preparation it's ideal as a five minute end-of-lesson activity or you can build it into something longer and more involved. Simply write...

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Quick Edit‏‎

Quick Edit is a simple CALL‏‎ activity which lets students work together in writing texts. It helps with critical reading and also allows peer checking which means grammar, spelling and vocabulary checks. Essentially it is a form of Peer Correction. Note that although...

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Disney English‏‎

Disney English is a chain of English schools in China operating under the aegis of the Walt Disney Company in the US. When the first schools opened a number of non-affiliated schools using the Disney name were shut down. The first school opened in Shanghai in 2008 and...

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Memory Pictures

Memory Pictures is a simple game which involves the students listening carefully. The level can be changed to match the level of the class and also the subject can match their ages and interests. Preparation Select some interesting cartoons or pictures from magazines,...

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Titles in English

When we address people, we use certain conventions of style called Titles. These come before a person's name when we are talking about them (or to them). They are usually used in formal situations or when we are being polite. General Titles These are general titles...

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