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Esl123456789101112131415

Across

  • 3 Scripted conversation students act out in pairs
  • 5 Short form for a learner's stock of words
  • 7 Rules that govern how sentences are built
  • 8 Comfortable in two languages
  • 12 Past, present, or future, verb-wise
  • 13 Small paper with a word on one side and its meaning on the other
  • 14 Beat you clap out in a word
  • 15 She, they, or it, for example

Down

  • 1 Smooth, easy flow when speaking a new language
  • 2 One who coaches a student one-on-one
  • 4 Learning method of surrounding yourself with the target language
  • 6 Carry meaning from one language into another
  • 9 Getting the letters in the right order
  • 10 Way of pronouncing shaped by where you grew up
  • 11 Phrase like 'break the ice' whose meaning isn't literal

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Esl1FLU2T3D4IALOGUEUMNTM5VOCABOE6TY7GRAMMARRSA8BILINGUAL9SOSPNL10A11I12TENSE13FLASHCARDLTCI14SYLLABLEEOINM15PRONOUNTG
  1. 1 down: FLUENCY. Smooth, easy flow when speaking a new language
  2. 2 down: TUTOR. One who coaches a student one-on-one
  3. 3 across: DIALOGUE. Scripted conversation students act out in pairs
  4. 4 down: IMMERSION. Learning method of surrounding yourself with the target language
  5. 5 across: VOCAB. Short form for a learner's stock of words
  6. 6 down: TRANSLATE. Carry meaning from one language into another
  7. 7 across: GRAMMAR. Rules that govern how sentences are built
  8. 8 across: BILINGUAL. Comfortable in two languages
  9. 9 down: SPELLING. Getting the letters in the right order
  10. 10 down: ACCENT. Way of pronouncing shaped by where you grew up
  11. 11 down: IDIOM. Phrase like 'break the ice' whose meaning isn't literal
  12. 12 across: TENSE. Past, present, or future, verb-wise
  13. 13 across: FLASHCARD. Small paper with a word on one side and its meaning on the other
  14. 14 across: SYLLABLE. Beat you clap out in a word
  15. 15 across: PRONOUN. She, they, or it, for example
Esl1234567891011121314

Across

  • 1 Phrase like 'break the ice' whose meaning isn't literal
  • 3 Smooth, easy flow when speaking a new language
  • 6 Past, present, or future, verb-wise
  • 8 Comfortable in two languages
  • 9 Small paper with a word on one side and its meaning on the other
  • 10 She, they, or it, for example
  • 11 Rules that govern how sentences are built
  • 12 Scripted conversation students act out in pairs
  • 14 One who coaches a student one-on-one

Down

  • 2 Learning method of surrounding yourself with the target language
  • 4 Short form for a learner's stock of words
  • 5 Getting the letters in the right order
  • 6 Carry meaning from one language into another
  • 7 Beat you clap out in a word
  • 13 Way of pronouncing shaped by where you grew up

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Esl1ID2IOMMM3FLUENCY4VRO5SSCPI6TEN7SEAEORY8BILINGUALLLNLI9FLASHCARD10PRONOUNLB11GRAMMARLTE12DI13ALOGUECCEN14TUTOR
  1. 1 across: IDIOM. Phrase like 'break the ice' whose meaning isn't literal
  2. 2 down: IMMERSION. Learning method of surrounding yourself with the target language
  3. 3 across: FLUENCY. Smooth, easy flow when speaking a new language
  4. 4 down: VOCAB. Short form for a learner's stock of words
  5. 5 down: SPELLING. Getting the letters in the right order
  6. 6 across: TENSE. Past, present, or future, verb-wise
  7. 6 down: TRANSLATE. Carry meaning from one language into another
  8. 7 down: SYLLABLE. Beat you clap out in a word
  9. 8 across: BILINGUAL. Comfortable in two languages
  10. 9 across: FLASHCARD. Small paper with a word on one side and its meaning on the other
  11. 10 across: PRONOUN. She, they, or it, for example
  12. 11 across: GRAMMAR. Rules that govern how sentences are built
  13. 12 across: DIALOGUE. Scripted conversation students act out in pairs
  14. 13 down: ACCENT. Way of pronouncing shaped by where you grew up
  15. 14 across: TUTOR. One who coaches a student one-on-one
Esl12345678910111213

Across

  • 6 Comfortable in two languages
  • 7 One who coaches a student one-on-one
  • 8 Past, present, or future, verb-wise
  • 9 Getting the letters in the right order
  • 10 Rules that govern how sentences are built
  • 11 Short form for a learner's stock of words
  • 12 Learning method of surrounding yourself with the target language

Down

  • 1 Beat you clap out in a word
  • 2 Scripted conversation students act out in pairs
  • 3 Carry meaning from one language into another
  • 4 Smooth, easy flow when speaking a new language
  • 5 Small paper with a word on one side and its meaning on the other
  • 13 Phrase like 'break the ice' whose meaning isn't literal

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Esl1S2DYILALL3T4FA5FORL6BILINGUAL7TUTORLAUNE8TENSEE9SPELLINGHLCC10GRAMMARY11VOCABTR12IMMERS13IONDDIOM
  1. 1 down: SYLLABLE. Beat you clap out in a word
  2. 2 down: DIALOGUE. Scripted conversation students act out in pairs
  3. 3 down: TRANSLATE. Carry meaning from one language into another
  4. 4 down: FLUENCY. Smooth, easy flow when speaking a new language
  5. 5 down: FLASHCARD. Small paper with a word on one side and its meaning on the other
  6. 6 across: BILINGUAL. Comfortable in two languages
  7. 7 across: TUTOR. One who coaches a student one-on-one
  8. 8 across: TENSE. Past, present, or future, verb-wise
  9. 9 across: SPELLING. Getting the letters in the right order
  10. 10 across: GRAMMAR. Rules that govern how sentences are built
  11. 11 across: VOCAB. Short form for a learner's stock of words
  12. 12 across: IMMERSION. Learning method of surrounding yourself with the target language
  13. 13 down: IDIOM. Phrase like 'break the ice' whose meaning isn't literal

About Esl

English as a Second Language teaching covers everything from sorting out verb tenses to hearing where the stress falls in a word. The clues here reach across that whole range: parts of speech like pronouns, sound units like syllables, and the expressions that resist word-for-word translation, since an idiom means something its individual words never announce. Immersion, flashcards, and steady conversation practice all show up too, alongside the difference between knowing vocabulary and using it fluently.

Reach for this in an adult ESL class or a language-methods course when you want learners naming the tools and terms they use every session.

What is in this crossword

An 18 by 18 crossword with 8 across and 7 down, on the subject of Esl.

Grid
18 x 18
Across
8
Down
7
Longest answer
IMMERSION (9 letters)

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