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Confusing words come and go - eslcafe.com

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This ESL lesson plan is concise but comprehensive. It includes a quick explanation if when to use come and go. Even most native English speakers have difficulty in using these words correctly. Come and go have the same basic meaning but these are used in a different direction. Learn how to use these verbs the proper way. Read on!

 

Confusing words it's and its - eslcafe.com

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This ESL lesson plan is very comprehensive. It includes a quick explanation if when to use it’s and its. Even most native English speakers have difficulty in using these two words correctly. With this lesson plan your confusion will be answered by the examples given. These two words sound exactly the same but their uses are different.

 

Best Dating Ideas! - esl-lab.com

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This lesson plan is a very effective way of practicing your student’s vocabulary because of the topic which is very interesting especially for young adults. Encourage students to take note of the new words that they may encounter while listening to open doors for discussion after playing the audio. Take note that vocabulary is very important for your students to communicate effectively using the English language.

 

Determiners (every & no) - HeadsUpEnglish.com

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"Every" and "no" are some of the most common determiners in the English language. This articles focus on the correct and appropriate usage of those two words through illustrations of scenarios where the two words tend to follow or precedes.

 

Clauses of Purpose (to & for) - HeadsUpEnglish.com

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Suitable for lower intermediate learners and upwards, this grammar lesson examines the most common clauses of purpose, using infinitives and for+noun. The lesson clearly explains the sentence structures involved and gives easily applicable rules for distinguishing these two types of purpose clauses. Extra help is given for the use of gerunds and 'in order to'.

 
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