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Anonymous  +  961575 Wed, 04 Nov 09 04:27 PM
I was wondering if someone might be able to help me.

I am new to teaching and I need to prepare a conversational lesson on something, anything, nothing, somebody, anybodu, nobody, somewhere, anywhere and nowhere. I also need to go over quantifiers with them.I have looked on the internet for some ideas, however, I have not found anything of use. the students have already been taught the grammar so it is up to me to get them to practice it in speech.

the full lesson is 90 minutes.

Any help/ideas wold be most welcome.
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