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Addressing people in Slovak, using "TY" and "VY", the verb "to be", English "please" and how to use Slovak "prosím" and "prosím si"
DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH (Statements and Questions)
What is Direct and Indirect Speech? This grammatical chapter compare differences between English and Slovak. It explains the structures that are likely to cause problems for students of Slovak and other Slavonic languages, when someone does not quote someone else`s words, but he repeats and reports them. This text can be usefull for the Levels A2,B1. Any dialogue can be retold into Indirect speech
'Die Verwandlung' gap-fill exercise
A gap-fill exercise to practice adjective endings, using the opening passage of Franz Kafka's famous novella 'Die Verwandlung'. Suitable for advanced (A-level and above) learners of German. Answers are provided
Kacsa-e...? A Hungarian Hoax
Kacsa-e az álhír? is a reading comprehension exercise for upper intermediate learners. Students are encouraged to write a similar item of news to the one they have read
Le Futur
A slide presentation on the future in French for level 2/3 students with practical examples and exercise
NCL-Chinese beginner greeting vocab.
Learning new words - Integrated chinese lesson 1 greeting -new words
Ice-breaker exercise (English language)
This is an exercise that might be useful in putting students at ease during their first lesson with a new teacher. Students have to talk to each other to find out information. While this particular exercise is in English, it would also work well if translated into any other language.
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Rezept (and key to grammar exercise)
Students need to rewrite this "Apfelstrudel" recipe using the SIE-imperative. The verbs of the orginal recipe will help them write their own recipe