Here in Bali we’re beginning to feel that our island has too many tourists, but it turns out many other countries also suffer from overtourism. Read all about it and match headings to paragraphs!
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Locavores – heading matching
We all know about carnivores and herbivores. Now there are ‘Locavores’ – people who choose to eat locally produced food. Match the headings to the paragraphs!
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Orangutans – True False No information
Try this IELTS Reading practice activity and you might just learn something new about Orangutans!
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Typewriters – True False No Information
How much do you know about the typewriter? And how good are you at answering True / False / No Information questions? Try this activity and find out!
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Sentence Repair Man
Several posts on GuruEAP feature sentence unjumbling tasks. Here you have an opportunity to enter your own sentences to unjumble.
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Cloze your books!
An app that converts any text into a total cloze – a text in which all the letters have been blanked out – which you can then reconstruct, word by word!
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Mind the gap
A fun tool that converts any text into an interactive gapfill.
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Polar Bears – Heading Matching
Here’s a quick heading matching activity. By now we are all familiar with global warming and its impacts. Match headings to these eight facts about polar bears. Continue reading
When? Where? What?
Today I challenge you to make some predictions based on a text and at the same time supply suitable articles! (Rules for selcting articles or ‘s’ here)
I’ll post the answers to the following questions tomorrow. Meanwhile, if you think you already know the answers, write them in a comment below this post!
- When (approximately) did these events take place?
- Where (in the world) is the place referred to in the text?
- What kind of music, specifically, is referred to?
Good study habits – heading matching
In this post we learn from Science and Learning Research Centre director Pankaj Sah about effective study habits. Special thanks to Pankaj for kindly allowing me to publish his article which first appeared in The Conversation. Continue reading