Weather forecast video (easy)

Weather forecast video

International weather report video

DAILY ROUTINES POSTER

GET UP-- HAVE BREAKFAST-- BRUSH MY TEETH-- GET DRESSED-- TAKE THE SCHOOL BUS-- START LESSONS-- STUDY PAINT-- LISTEN TO THE TEACHER-- MAKE THE BED-- DO THE IRONING-- WALK THE DOG-- DO THE WASHING-- SET THE TABLE-- COOK MEALS-- HAVE LUNCH-- DRINK TEA-- DO HOMEWORK-- WATCH TV-- LISTEN TO MUSIC-- TRAIN FOOTBALL-- PLAY COMPUTER GAMES-- READ A BOOK-- HAVE A SHOWER-- GO TO SLEEP

Daily routines-poster from eelenius

Activities Simple Present

Simple present exercises from Monicargtz

Simple present with activities and explanations

Lesson plan present simple tense from Xenni Dil Muhammad

vocabulary of the house, grammar: plurals, demonstratives, have got, the time..in an online book

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To be and have got

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have got or has got activity online

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Describing personality and verb to be

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Descriptions exercises

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exercises of the verb to be

More exercises about verb to be

Listening activity "What time is it?

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Asking questions and auxiliary verbs

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going to questions

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Future

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Easy irregular list of the verbs

Irregular verbs list

Irregular verbs list

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Simple Past exercises with pictures (affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences)

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