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Flashcards: Page ThreeWe have hundreds of flashcards that you can use in the classroom to illustrate, to name just a few, different tenses, verbs, adjectives, prepositions and a whole host of grammatical points. The flashcards on this page are useful for vocabulary teaching although they can also be used as handy prompts in grammar-based lessons too. The flashcards come in two size formats - A4 (30cm x 21cm, 12in x 8in) and a larger A3 size (42cm x 30cm, 16.5in x 12in). For more information on printing and using flashcards, go to our Flashcard Tips page. Routine Verbs | Prepositions of Place | Names of Jobs | Can / Ability
Comparatives | Have you ever...? | How long...? | Continuous tenses | Present Perfect (changes) Food & Drink | Household Objects | Animals | Outdoors Food & DrinkThese food and drink flashcards can be used just to practice vocabulary or as useful prompts for speaking practice and grammar drills: Teacher: (holds up 'cereal' flashcard) Maria, what does John do at 8 o'clock?
Household ObjectsSimilarly, these flashcards showing objects from around the house can be used to help students learn the words, but also for grammar practice at higher levels: Teacher: (holds up three flashcards) What is Barbara going to sell in her garage sale?
AnimalsThese animal flashcards can be used to teach animal vocabulary and other vocabulary such as colours and physical/personality adjectives.
OutdoorsThese colorful flashcards can be used to practice, for example, talking about free time activities, vacation activities and more. They are also useful for practicing descriptive adjectives and comparatives/superlatives.
Routine Verbs | Prepositions of Place | Names of Jobs | Can / Ability
Comparatives | Have you ever...? | How long...? | Continuous tenses | Present Perfect (changes) Food & Drink | Household Objects | Animals | Outdoors |