Beginner ESL Lesson Plans (Page 1) - UsingEnglish.com

Page 1 of our Beginner/elementary level lesson plans. Discover and download a collection of practical and engaging beginner ESL lesson plan PDFs to make your teaching more effective.

how to use 'continued' at the bottom of the page

What is the correct format to use the word 'continued' at the bottom of a page to indicate more on next page?

Intermediate ESL Lesson Plans (Page 1) - UsingEnglish.com

Page 1 of our Intermediate level lesson plans. Looking for engaging and practical beginner PDF lesson plans for your intermediate ESL students? Explore and download a wealth of resources and teaching ideas to make your lessons engaging and impactful.

Formal Letter Format: How to Write a Formal Letter - UsingEnglish.com

Learn the art of formal letter writing. Discover how to write and properly format your formal letters. Download a free formal letter template, and explore outlines for enquiry and covering letters. Become a pro at writing formal English letters today!

Open your book on page 4. correct - UsingEnglish.com

Is this sentence correct? Open your book on page 4. and Can we say: Open you book at page 4.

English Vocabulary Word Lists - UsingEnglish.com

Enter a word to check up on how it is used in English. It gives information on parts of speech, usage, register, style, collocation, meaning and grammar.

English Idioms Beginning With 'D' (Page 1) - UsingEnglish.com

Page 1 of our list of English idioms and idiomatic expressions that begin with the letter 'D'.

Gerunds and Infinitives Lesson Plans & Worksheets, Page 1 ...

Page 1 of our free Gerunds and Infinitives PDF lesson plans and worksheets for English language teachers, complete with answers and teachers' notes

Adjectives and Adverbs Lesson Plans & Worksheets, Page 1 - UsingEnglish.com

Page 1 of our free Adjectives and Adverbs PDF lesson plans and worksheets for English language teachers, complete with answers and teachers' notes

On top of the page or at top of the page - UsingEnglish.com

Write your name at the top of the page. That way, the question mark comes in a much more natural place, and providing your sentences as a numbered list makes it easier for us to refer to them in our responses.