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	Business English Worksheets If you're looking for materials to supplement your Business English classes, check out these resources. You'll also find that our regular handouts work well in business classes.

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		Title: Spending the Inheritance Target Structure: Money / Investing Level: Upper Intermediate Time: 45 minutes     Description: What would your students do if they inherited some money? This worksheet can be used in both general classes and business English lessons. It looks at some basic investing expressions, with vocabulary including: invest in interest / inflation rates in real terms turbulent stock market play it safe There's a conversation, vocabulary building exercises and discussion. It's great for upper-intermediate level students.     Alternative British English Version Spending the Inheritance Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Business Profiles: Bill Gates Target Structure: Reading, Discussion Level: Intermediate Time: 60 minutes     Description: How much do your students know about Bill Gates? What do they think of Windows and Office? This worksheet has a gap-fill reading (which isn't too long) and exercises to build your students' vocabulary. They'll learn expressions such as: * instantly recognizable * play a major role * drop out of * step down from ..and much more! The lesson rounds off with lots of discussion questions at the end. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level classes.     Alternative British English Version Business Profiles: Bill Gates Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Fairtrade Target Structure: Reading and Discussion Level: Intermediate+ Time: 60 minutes     Description: If you're looking for a lesson which could be used in both business and general English lessons, this could be the answer. The reading covers the topic of 'Fairtrade' (also known as 'Fair Trade'), with consumers paying a little more for goods produced more ethically. There are vocabulary building exercises, a role-play and lots of discussion questions. It's great for upper-intermediate level classes.

		Title: Teleworking Target Structure: Reading and Discussion Level: Pre-Intermediate Time: 60 minutes     Description: Working from home (or teleworking) has become more common in recent years. Could your students work from home? Would they even want to? This worksheet looks at the pros and cons of working at home. There's a graded reading, with practice exercises to build vocabulary, a role-play and discussion questions. This worksheet is great for pre-intermediate and above. It will work well in both general English and Business English classes.     Alternative British English Version Working from Home Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Your Last Business Trip Target Structure: Past Simple Level: Elementary Time: 45 minutes     Description: Do you have low-level business students who need additional practice in talking about the past? This worksheet looks at the topic of business trips. It's great for intensive Past Simple practice. Your students will also learn common business collocations - give a presentation, have meetings, fly business class etc. Based on our popular worksheet 'Your Last Vacation' (or 'Your Last Holiday'), there's a fill-in-the-blanks conversation, practice exercises and extensive role-play. This worksheet is ideal for lower-level students.

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