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A2–B1 ESL lesson plans for adults

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Why Do We Laugh?

A2–B1 — Why Do We Laugh? — Laughter, jokes & funny moments · Grammar: the passive (is called, was invented)

28 slides·Speaking & Fluency

Title slide for the ESL lesson Hidden Talents
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Hidden Talents

A2 — GRAMMAR — Hidden Talents — can, can't, could, couldn't (ability)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Is There Any Milk?
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Is There Any Milk?

A2 — GRAMMAR — Is There Any Milk? — a, an, some, any (countable & uncountable nouns)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson See You on Monday!
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See You on Monday!

A2 — GRAMMAR — See You on Monday! — prepositions of time (in, on, at)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Too Much or Not Enough?
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Too Much or Not Enough?

A2 — GRAMMAR — Too Much or Not Enough? — too, (not) enough (+ adjective, noun, to + verb)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson What Should I Do?
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What Should I Do?

A2 — GRAMMAR — What Should I Do? — should, shouldn't (advice)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Let's Meet!
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Let's Meet!

A2 — Let's Meet! — Introductions & getting to know you

20 slides·Speaking & Fluency

Title slide for the ESL lesson My Worst Job
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My Worst Job

A2 — My Worst Job — Grammar: past simple & speaking (company employees)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Office or Home?
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Office or Home?

A2 — Office or Home? — Grammar: comparatives & speaking (company employees)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Too Many Meetings?
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Too Many Meetings?

A2 — Too Many Meetings? — Grammar: many, much, a lot of, a few & speaking (company employees)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Any Weekend Plans?
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Any Weekend Plans?

A2–B1 — Any Weekend Plans? — Weekends & free time · Grammar: going to & might for plans

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Bored or Boring?
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Bored or Boring?

A2–B1 — Bored or Boring? — Boredom, phones & daydreaming

20 slides·Speaking & Fluency

Title slide for the ESL lesson Feeling the Cold?
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Feeling the Cold?

A2–B1 — Feeling the Cold? — Cold weather & winter habits · Grammar: superlatives (the coldest, the most…)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Fingers Crossed!
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Fingers Crossed!

A2–B1 — Fingers Crossed! — Luck & superstitions · Grammar: question tags

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Are You Free?
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Are You Free?

A2–B1 — GRAMMAR — Are You Free? — present continuous for future arrangements

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Leave It to Me!
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Leave It to Me!

A2–B1 — GRAMMAR — Leave It to Me! — will, won't (I'll…) for instant decisions, offers & promises

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Life Before Smartphones
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Life Before Smartphones

A2–B1 — GRAMMAR — Life Before Smartphones — used to (past habits & states)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson What Were You Doing?
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What Were You Doing?

A2–B1 — GRAMMAR — What Were You Doing? — past continuous vs past simple (when, while)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson What Would You Do?
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What Would You Do?

A2–B1 — GRAMMAR — What Would You Do? — second conditional (if + past simple, would)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson What's Your Plan B?
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What's Your Plan B?

A2–B1 — GRAMMAR — What's Your Plan B? — first conditional (if + present, will)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson How Do You Take Your Coffee?
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How Do You Take Your Coffee?

A2–B1 — How Do You Take Your Coffee? — Coffee, tea & daily energy · Grammar: zero conditional (if + present, present)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Is Man Flu Real?
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Is Man Flu Real?

A2–B1 — Is Man Flu Real? — Colds, flu & soldiering on · Grammar: must, might, could, can't (deduction)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Sleep Better Tonight
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Sleep Better Tonight

A2–B1 — Sleep Better Tonight — Grammar: giving advice (imperatives & try (not) to) & speaking

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Try Something New
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Try Something New

A2–B1 — Try Something New — Grammar: present perfect & speaking

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson When the Clocks Go Back
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When the Clocks Go Back

A2–B1 — When the Clocks Go Back — Seasons & winter at work · Grammar: would like & would prefer

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Always or Never?
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Always or Never?

A1–A2 — Always or Never? — Daily routines & habits · Grammar: adverbs of frequency (present simple)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Game On!
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Game On!

A2 — Game On! — Games & fun · Grammar: like, love, enjoy, hate + -ing

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Game On!
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Game On!

A2 — Game On! — Games & fun · Grammar: like, love, enjoy, hate + -ing

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations

Title slide for the ESL lesson Do I Really Have To?
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Do I Really Have To?

A2 — GRAMMAR — Do I Really Have To? — have to, don't have to, must, mustn't (rules)

20 slides·Grammar & Foundations