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Quick Answer: Reported speech (also called indirect speech) is how we tell someone what another person said without quoting their exact words — “I’m tired” becomes She said she was tired. Teaching it well means drilling three moving parts at once: the tense usually shifts back one step, pronouns change to match the new speaker,…
Formative assessment is the low-stakes check you run during learning to see what students really understand. 15 classroom examples you can use tomorrow.
Quick Answer: The most effective ESL prepositions activities use physical movement, sorting tasks, and structured pair work rather than grammar drills. Start with prepositions of place using classroom objects, then move to prepositions of time using real schedules. Nine targeted activities cover both in one or two lessons, giving students enough repeated exposure to start…
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