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A mix of exercises and levels

A mix of exercises and levels

Daily routines/Shein/Bad Restaurant/Financial crisis

Peter Snashall
Jul 01, 2022
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1 Bad Restaurant

This is a kind of experimental exercise (following on from Bad Vacation). It focuses on vocabulary for talking and about problems with restaurant service.

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2 Shein reading comprehension

This a reading exercise about the fast fashion company, Shein. It’s a little advanced and suitable for a reading comprehension and discussion class.

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3 Skyscraper window cleaner

A more elementary reading/ listening comprehension about a day in the life of a skyscraper window cleaner, focusing on the present simple and daily routines.

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4 Celebrity: daily routine

A little more advanced than exercise above, this reading/listening exercise is about a day in the life of a celebrity.

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5 Adverbs of frequency

A nice and easy and fun elementary exercise for teaching adverbs of frequency.

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(audio mp3)

6 Brainstorming daily routines with collocations, adverbs of frequency and adverbial phrases of time.

This is supposed to be a kind of flexible exercise for teaching daily routines at different levels of English language ability.

7 Financial crisis vocabulary

This is a listening/ speaking lesson about financial terms (inflation, bear market) that are being used much more frequently these days with many economies facing economic difficulties.

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