Do you want your students to read more in English? Newspapers can be very off-putting with the complex grammar and vocabulary. This two-page worksheet has mix and match activities, plus a chance for students two write headlines about famous historical events. A lifesaver of a lesson!

Phrasal verbs can be tricky for students - native speakers use them all the time, but they're easily forgotten.

This worksheet has a conversation to act out, plus some exercises building students' knowledge of phrasal verbs. Language taught includes 'take on (staff)', 'take over (a company)', 'step down' and more.

It's ideal for upper-intermediate and advanced level students.

More phrasal verb practice and business English vocabulary building for your higher-level students. The worksheet starts with a business memo containing some commonly used phrasal verbs.

Language taught includes: 'fall through', 'count on', 'go over' and 'sort out'.

There are lots of practice exercises, making this a great worksheet for upper-intermediate and advanced level students.

An easy-to-teach filler for higher level lessons. Look at building some vocabulary with in- un- and dis-. The final exercise has a paragraph for rewriting - this should really challenge your students. Can be successfully set as homework.

An excellent worksheet practising 'wish'. The worksheet deals with several functions: regrets (I wish I had) plus dreams (I wish I lived...). Lots of personalization. It seems quite simple, but even high-level students have difficulties. Also good as a spring-board for conversation.