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Find Someone Who - Present Simple Questions (1)

PhilipR 2011-01-16 07:35:44
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Set of 20 prompts (Find someone who) which students have to use to make correct present simple questions. This worksheet can be used individually, as a whole class exercise or for group or pair work (on the second page the questions are divided into 4 sets of 5 questions). Students can mill around the classroom if so desired, asking and answering questions. Answer key included.

The above printable, downloadable handout is best suited for business/professional, high school, elementary school and adults at Elementary (A1) and Pre-intermediate (A2) level. It is great for teaching Questions (interrogative) in English, and is excellent for improving your learners' Listening, Speaking and Reading skills. The answer key is provided, too.
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Upload date: 2011-01-16 07:35:44

Author: PhilipR

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