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grammar (past perfect –
rules, examples,
exercises), suggestion of
oral activities [3 tasks +
6 suggestions] KEYS
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✉ PhuongThanh5386 2021-07-27 09:23:37

Good one. Thanks so much.

✉ mariabl4 2020-03-09 15:15:16

Great!

✉ mayoshka 2018-07-29 10:21:42

This Worksheet Is Highly Recommended, It was easy

to teach, and easy for my student to follow even in
areas that we didn't cover the questions were built
well and I was able to cover them using this
worksheet. We enjoyed it very much!

✉ Grazipaiva 2016-09-26 20:47:54

This activity was amazing! My studentes enjoyed it!

Thanks very much! It was also funny and the topic
was closer to the students. In addition to this activity,
I worked with a cartoon.

✉ mmgr 2016-05-04 18:03:36

Excellent way to start a conversation with students

that are parents, really gives them the opportunity to
express their personal point of view. And they express
their personal experience with their kids, they liked it.
Thank you

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✉ Stefanou 2021-10-29 21:15:07

Thank you ever so much for making this material

available to others. I shall be using this with art
students learning English with me.

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Thank you so much!

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thank you for your help and effort for giving us the
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much obliged

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Looks cne

✉ sherryvtc 2016-03-07 12:21:31

Z, I love the presentation and content of your work,

but I often cnd grammatical errors. Since that is what
I'm trying to teach (grammar), I cnd this frustrating
because I must correct your master before I can use
it. For example, in this story about Bambi, the very
last sentence should not begin with "Or". The previous
sentence should simply continue with "or". The
correct use of violence is either "violence" or "violent
content", not "violence content". It should be "Parents
shouldn't worry about the cartoon's content", not
"cartoons content". Anguish is a noun, not a verb, so a
child can feel anguish, not anguished. I hope this will
help as you develop more worksheets.

✉ Yanliben 2015-09-10 03:31:50

Some cartoons may not be nice, but this is the nicest

lesson I have seen in a while. Attractive, interesting,
educational and useful for different ages and
levels.rnThank you so much - this lesson exhibits
insight, pair and talent.

✉ T180907re 2018-09-09 18:53:09

Hi, I love this reading. I am an English teacher. I need

my learners start reading, this exercise is perfect
because they already know the cartoons characters
mentioned here. Thank you so much.

✉ JPCyrene 2018-02-22 15:28:43

Thank you for doing part of my homework for me! In

fact, I am collecting some RC texts for a small group
of teenagers with mixed ability. Good luck with your
work. GF

✉ zainepassos 2018-11-17 20:37:23

Just a little observation....on the question: Have you

ever been shocked by something you say in
cartoons? What was it? The correct verb is "saw", isn't
it?

✉ Abuzakaria 2013-04-19 16:01:41

My friend, alarm clocks go off not on and had is not

the past perfect of to get; it's the past of to have.
Pleasen check your exercises. Nice sheet though.

✉ cyntiacoll 2018-04-12 19:02:12

It is a short reading that I can use when I have some

minutes left . The topic is interesting and tthe
vocabulary is easy

✉ cyntiacoll 2018-04-12 19:02:14

It is a short reading that I can use when I have some

minutes left . The topic is interesting and tthe
vocabulary is easy

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Thanks a lot. This website is just amazing for it

comprises excellent materials/resources for
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✉ eurika 2020-07-30 10:27:24

Hi. thank you for this worksheet. It was suitable for

my students and overlapped well with my section on
cartoons

✉ cersei 2011-05-20 13:15:31

I'm giving now a class and I'm gonna use this. It looks
really good and I hope my kids like it. Thanks a lot!

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I'm giving now a class and I'm gonna use this. It looks
really good and I hope my kids like it. Thanks a lot!

✉ MsBoobieFlatoon 2020-07-16 01:34:50

This looks fun to use in class. It can open up some

interesting discussions as well! Thank you for posting
this!

✉ valeria1979 2020-04-07 12:53:10

It looks like an interesting topic! I'll let you know later

on what the result with my students was! Thanks!

✉ WuxiTang 2012-03-16 06:31:14

Really well done. Thanks. A quick 'typo' correction:

Page 2, Second question: "say" should be "saw."

✉ mercedeslopez83 2020-11-30 16:22:08

It´s a great activity, and the ss are really interested in

certain comics and acrtoons, thanks a lot

✉ AntigoneX 2018-11-05 14:32:56

Not always to cnd innovative subjects for students of

different levels. Thanks a lot. Antigone

✉ xitlalita 2019-03-11 03:33:54

thank you so much!!! i loved that besides learning

they can think more about what kids see on tv

✉ Syane 2021-04-05 03:35:22

Thank youuuu for your hard work... The reading

passage is very good and useful... God bless....

✉ CristiamBarca 2017-06-05 21:20:29

IT was an awesome activity, i had to change a little bit

to adjust to my students. thanks

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