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Look at this list of non-count nouns and drag them into the appropriate categories.
Look at this list of non-count nouns and drag them into the appropriate categories.
◄ Find the adverbials
Jump to...
Jump to...
Announcements
Listening 1
Miscommunication
Interactive video 1: Introduction to H5P (copy)
Lyle Lovett - If I had a boat
Lyle Lovett - If I had a boat (copy)
Hotspot Question: Who's in your family?
Who's in your family? 2
Who's in your family? 3
How potato chips are made
Find Multiple Hotspots
Listen for the temperature
Dictation: Rejoinders and follow-up questions
Label the face.
Match each sound with a word that contains that sound.
Match the IPA sounds with words that contain them.
Say the words
How to make tea
Image Sequencing: How to make a sandwich
Microtext 1: Numbers!
Microtext 2: Spelling!
Microtext 2: Spelling! (copy)
Microtext 3: Phone Numbers!
Microtext 4: Addresses
Microtext 5: Big Numbers
Microtext 6: Prices
Microtext 7: Prepositions of Time
Microtext 8: Short Answer
Norman Rockwell: The problem we all live with
Norman Rockwell: Santa
You're the One That I Want
Circle
Best Friend: Kana Nishino
Listen for the Modal Verb
If... Conditionals Interactive Grammar Presentation
Elevator Romance
The dog and his reflection
Lordes: Royals
Dolly Parton: Coat of Many Colors
Tracy Chapman: Fast Car
Beyonce: Formation
Yanxueshe week 3 class 1: pinyin practice 3 and Chinese pronoun
___ unicorn in ___ garden
Record a sample
Essay
Sam Cooke - Wonderful World
Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest
To have, to not have
Find the NOUN Clauses
Find the ADVERB Clauses
Find the ADJECTIVE Clauses
Can you recognize the passive?
Veteran's Day
Identify the Prepositions
Look at the parts of MLK's speech and decide whether each is a Phrase, a Main Clause, or a Subordinate Clause. Drag each part into the correct column.
Click on the Noun Clauses in this song.
SVC(A) - order the words
SVCA order the pictures
Good and Bad Instructions
Good/Bad instructions
SVC (A) identification
Yes/No Question Practice
The Green Banana
The Green Banana (copy)
Word Facts and Figures
Konnichi wa
Decide if the words are respectful or disrespectful. Drag them to the correct side.
Bob Marley - Wait in Vain
łu č̓ ntx̣ʷetkʷ!
łu č̓ ntx̣ʷetkʷ! 2
łu č̓ ntx̣ʷetkʷ! 2 (copy)
łu č̓ ntx̣ʷetkʷ! 3
Tracy Chapman "Fast Car"
What type of pronouns are these?
GB Vocab
stuff
Personality Quiz: Descriptivist or Presecriptivist
Word order in different languages
Word order in different languages
Find the transitive verbs
Main and auxiliary verbs
Linking, Action, or Stative?
count (C) or non-count (NC)
Adjective order in English
Coordinating Conjunctions: FANBOYS
Find the prepositions.
Identify the underlined phrase/clause type in each sentence by dragging the corresponding label on the right.
Find⠀the⠀noun phrases.
Find⠀the⠀passive
Find the adverbials
Identifying noun clauses: Decide whether the bold part of each sentence is a noun clause or something different.
First person singular pronouns & determners
Pronouns/possessive determiners
Head nouns
Verb tenses
What kind of modal?
How Are Rubber Ducks Made?
Find the nonfinite verbs.
Identify the type of comparative or superlative construction (adjective, adverb, or noun)
Punctuating adjective clauses
Blanks
Phrasal verbs
Gettysburg Address
Preposition collocations
If you had the chance to be immortal, would you take it?
Ranking teacher behaviors
Lexical expansion in Hmong
The parts of a circle
Say the words
Historical statues
Practice vowel sounds by recording your voice.
Winter
Intonations
Historical Statues
Stress and Intonation
Minimal Pair /e/ and /ɪ/
Minimal Pair /e/ and /ɪ/ (2)
Forrest Gump
Historical Statues
Tongue Twister
30 Words That Americans and Brits Stress Differently
Word stress practise
Mimic practise
Mimic practice Second time
Minimal Pair Practice /v/ and /w/
The parts of a circle
Forrest Gump
Word Stress
Intonation
Consonant Clusters | English Pronunciation Lesson
It's dictation time!
Historical Statues Audio Handout: fill in the blanks
What are linking sounds?
"Th" and "S" sounds!
Minimal Pair /s/ and /θ/ word practice
Minimal Pair /s/ and /θ/ sentence practice
Interactive Book
Initials Flashcard
Let it go-FROZEN
Wonder
Image Pairing
Drag and Drop
drag and drop 2
speak the words about animal
Asking and giving directions
filling in the blanks
project test
Parts of a Circle
Cornell Notes: Stressful Jobs
Chewing Gum
Smart Traveler
Greetings, Earthlings!
Little Red Riding Hood, pt. 2. (Pictures by Ayuko Mitmono)
Little Red Riding Hood, pt. 1. (Pictures by Ayuko Mitmono)
Little Red Riding Hood, pt. 3. (Pictures by Ayuko Mitmono)
Little Red Riding Hood, Vocabulary
Record your ending to Little Red Riding Hood
Guess the names of the plants - Free Browsing mode
Good and Bad Instructions
The wolf was waiting
I don't wanna
Layers of linguistic analysis
Heartbreak Hotel
วีดีโอที่ 3 : ภาพยนตร์เรื่องแฮรรี่พ๊อตเตอร์ Harry Potter Movie
1) The Oak Tree
1) Post-test (Filling Activity)
Questionnaire
Questionnaire
Course Presentation
Course Presentation (copy)
แบบทดสอบก่อนเรียน
แบบทดสอบก่อนเรียน ล่าสุด
แบบทดสอบหลังเรียน (จงจับคู่รูปภาพกับความหมายของคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษให้ถูกต้อง)
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Subject Pronoun
Survey
แบบสอบถามความพึงพอใจ
Minimal Pair /v/ and /b/
Word Stress
Quiz (Question Set)
Drag and drop
Tongue Twister
Recording your voice
TH SOUND
D SOUND
Example: /v/ sound
Example: /b/ sound
TH SOUND
V
B
Thought Groups
Intonation
Mark the Words
D sound
TH sound
Rolling in the deep
Dictation
/v/ sound
Say the sentence: She did not dare speak during the tense moment in the meeting.
Listen to the audio!
English
grammar video
Yanxueshe week 2 class 1: pinyin practice 2
choose the correct stress
111
The Cultural Iceberg
Identifying noun clauses: Decide whether the bold part of each sentence is a noun clause or something different. ►