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The Ant & The Cricket Questions And Discussion A comprehension based on The Ant & The Cricket fable, this exercise promotes discussion. You can obtain the DVD, or students can watch the video on YouTube. The tense used in the cartoon is Present Simple and can help study Present Simple Statements, Questions, and Negatives. 2. Telling the Time Board Game What time is it, please? The sheet contains two easy board games to practice the vocabulary and expressions that relate to telling the time. Players roll a dice, move the number of spaces and read aloud the time shown on the clock. The first player to complete the board wins! 3. Words that go with the Covid-19 Pandemic Suitable to introduce related vocabulary before speaking to students about personal situations, worries, and hopes, this worksheet contains introductory and informative Covid-19-related words. It also offers some information about the disease, the spreading, and the treatment. 4. The History of Bonfire Night. 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