Elementary english

English Classroom Language, School phrases in english; I am sorry. I did not hear. Can I go to the toilet? May I join the class/group? Sorry, for being late. May I open / close the window? May I go out please? Can you explain it once more, please? What page are we on? I am ready. May I start it? Can you speak louder, please? Which book? Can you explain that again? Whe is the exam? Can I come in? Can I pull up the blinds? Can I pulldown the blinds? Can you help me, please? Can I go out?

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There are certain things to look for in ESL Grammar Worksheets and Activities for beginner and newcomer ELs.

The resources included can be used as teacher-directed mini-lessons, independent student station activities, or a mixture of both! There are pictures to show you how to prep and set up the activities, but feel free to make it work for you!

This free subject pronouns unit comes as both a printable PDF and digital google slides version for ESL elementary students and upper elementary. Includes flashcards, grammar worksheets, grammar in context (reading passages) and more. Very helpful for subject pronouns lesson with beginner and newcomer ELs or MLs learning English in the classroom.

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