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My best friend
Have you got many friends? Why do you like them? What do you do together? Here is someone talking about her best friend.
To catch a thief: past simple and past continuous practice.
Students write a short article about a robbery to practise the past simple and past continuous.
Storylines
A speaking and listening activity to help learners practise narrative tenses for storytelling. Aimed at lower level learners and above.
Police emergency
This resource is taken from the Be safe UK series of resources which aims to give learners the confidence needed to be able to call for help in the event of an emergency.
The noisy television
Has a neighbour ever come to your home and asked you to stop doing something because it was annoying them?
The neighbour
Do you know who lives next door to you? Do you talk to your neighbours? What do you talk to them about?
Food in a fridge
When you describe a picture which contain lots of objects, it is important to make your description really clear.
Watching television: adjectives
Watch the video of Anne talking about what she likes watching on TV, then answer the questions.