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Before the age of around 5 years, typically developing children start to make sentences using different forms of the copula verb “to be” in past tense: “was” and “were”.
Many people – including lots of people learning English as a second language and people with language disorders – have difficulties using words like “was” or “were” in sentences.
This 81-page non-preparation pack is designed to provide people in this situation with focused, scaffolded practice of the form, using regular and irregular plurals.
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$6.99 including GST
This 21-page no-prep slide-pack is composed of 10 activities, all focused on the word “explain”.
“Explain” is one of the most common academic verbs used in exams and essays. It is also a fundamental verbal reasoning skill required for higher study, work, community activities, and in personal relationships. The ability to explain the how and why of things is a fundamental life skill.
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This 22-page no-prep slide-pack is composed of 10 activities, all focused on the word “describe”.
In this pack, we have addressed each of these elements to focus on the word “describe”. Describe is one of the more common academic verbs used in exams and essays. It is also a fundamental verbal reasoning skill required for higher study, work, community activities, and in personal relationships.
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This 29-page no-prep slide-pack is composed of 10 activities, all focused on the word “evaluate”.
In this pack, we have addressed each of these elements to focus on the word “evaluate”. Evaluate is one of the more common academic verbs used in exams and essays. It is also a fundamental verbal reasoning skill required for higher study, work, community activities, and in personal relationships.
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$6.99 including GST
This 22-page no-prep slide-pack is composed of 10 activities, all focused on the word “discuss”.
In this pack, we have addressed each of these elements to focus on the word “discuss”. Discuss is one of the more common academic verbs used in exams and essays. It is also a fundamental verbal reasoning skill required for higher study, work, community activities, and in personal relationships.
