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This set focuses on the correct use of There Is / There Are in questions, affirmative and negative sentences. The set consists of 50 cards with 50 pictures and 150 sentences to complete.

The set consists of 50 most common verbs. It can be used with students at different levels. Students at elementary level only have to say a verb aloud. Students at a slightly higher level have to complete the sentence from the card using the past form of the verb. Intermediate students must ask a question with the verb from the card to the next player who must answer it.

The set consists of 50 common verbs. It can be used with students at different levels. Students at elementary level only have to say a verb aloud. Students at a slightly higher level have to complete the sentence from the card using the past form of the verb. Intermediate students must ask a question with the verb from the card to the next player who must answer it.

With this set your students will develop the skill of answering Present Continuous questions automatically. Students have to answer questions using both affirmative and negative sentences. You can mix cards from different sets and practise a few tenses at the same time. The set consists of 50 cards with 50 questions, 100 pictures and the answers on the reverse side.

With this set your students will develop the skill of answering Future Simple questions automatically. Students have to answer questions using both affirmative and negative sentences. You can mix cards from different sets and practise a few tenses at the same time. The set consists of 50 cards with 50 questions, 100 pictures and the answers on the reverse side.

Present Perfect really can be easy. Students have to answer questions using both affirmative and negative sentences. The sentences include over 50 regular and irregular verbs. You can mix cards from different sets and practise a few tenses at the same time. The set consists of 50 cards with 50 questions, 100 pictures and the answers on the reverse side.

When to use a, an and the? English language learners often ask this question. Fun Card English Articles was designed to show students when to use definite and indefinite articles and when not to articles at all. The set consists of 50 cards with more than 100 examples of use!!!