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The end of the university semester is coming soon. Many ESL students will be taking the next stage in the journey that is called life.
I want to leave my students with a positive message. A message that shapes the way they see the world. Shapes the way they think. Helps them succeed, in what ever they choose to do.
It’s near the end of the semester and time to inject an element of fun into the English classroom.
Here is an ESL jeopardy game. Many of the questions will help the
At the beginning of this course, I mentioned the goal of the class was to develop your English language skills. That means new vocabulary, basic grammar and the ability to speak well about a few topics.
These final exam questions give you the chance to show your English communication skills in these three areas.
You will have one of these sports: soccer, tennis, ping pong, baseball, volleyball.
Talk for 30 seconds about a sport. Talk about things like:
At the beginning of this course, I mentioned the overall goal of the class was to develop your skills. So, the question is what skills? Of course, English communication skills are part of the class.
Thinking skills are also important. That is why I asked you to learn and use different ways of thinking, as well as speaking.
The final exam questions present you with an opportunity to demonstrate your