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Title
Career Choices: The Actor
Target Structure
Reading, Vocabulary and Discussion
Level
Intermediate to Advanced
Time
60 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
Acting is a job that everyone has an opinion about. Many would see it as an unusual career choice - but do any of your students wish they had become actors?
This worksheet has a gap-fill reading, broken up into sections. Your students will learn new expressions including:
The lesson rounds off with an extended discussion, covering both the new language and the topic of becoming an actor.
This worksheet is for intermediate to advanced-level students.
This worksheet has a gap-fill reading, broken up into sections. Your students will learn new expressions including:
- an inspirational teacher (like you...)
- to have the edge
- a highly competitive field
- an aspiring actor
- to have a thick skin
The lesson rounds off with an extended discussion, covering both the new language and the topic of becoming an actor.
This worksheet is for intermediate to advanced-level students.
Title
How did you meet?
Target Structure
Idiom Building
Level
Upper Intermediate to Advanced
Time
45 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
This worksheet looks at some common idiomatic language themed around how people met.
There is a mix-and-match idiom game which you can either cut up or (if you're short of time) hand out as it is. This is followed by some short readings.
The lesson continues with idiom practice and discussion.
Expressions covered include:
* pluck up the courage
* love at first sight
* lose touch with someone
* a mutual friend
* have a crush on someone
and more.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students.
There is a mix-and-match idiom game which you can either cut up or (if you're short of time) hand out as it is. This is followed by some short readings.
The lesson continues with idiom practice and discussion.
Expressions covered include:
* pluck up the courage
* love at first sight
* lose touch with someone
* a mutual friend
* have a crush on someone
and more.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students.
Title
Public Speaking
Target Structure
Reading, Vocabulary & Disussion
Level
Upper Intermediate to Advanced
Time
60 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
Are you (or your students) confident when standing up in front of others? Can they deliver a speech or presentation with panache?
This worksheet looks at some ways we can become better public speakers. There is a reading, vocabulary practice and discussion. Expressions covered include:
* to find something nerve-wracking
* to parrot something
* to have someone in stitches
* to relish the prospect of doing something
...and much more!
There are exercises to consolidate the language, and your students will have the opportunity to use them in discussion at the end of the lesson.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced learners.
This worksheet looks at some ways we can become better public speakers. There is a reading, vocabulary practice and discussion. Expressions covered include:
* to find something nerve-wracking
* to parrot something
* to have someone in stitches
* to relish the prospect of doing something
...and much more!
There are exercises to consolidate the language, and your students will have the opportunity to use them in discussion at the end of the lesson.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced learners.
Title
Homework
Target Structure
Reading, Vocabulary & Disussion
Level
Upper Intermediate / Advanced
Time
60 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
Do you have particularly academic students? Did they do a great deal of homework when they were younger? Do children nowadays have to work much harder than in previous generations?
Taking homework as its theme, this worksheet has a gap-fill reading, collocation practice exercises and discussion.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate level students and above.
Taking homework as its theme, this worksheet has a gap-fill reading, collocation practice exercises and discussion.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate level students and above.
Title
Friendship
Target Structure
Reading, Vocabulary & Discussion
Level
Advanced
Time
60 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
Do we all have different kinds of friends? Has Facebook changed the way we keep in touch with friends? Are friends who we meet in the real world different to our (numerous) online friends?
This worksheet has a reading on the changing nature of friendship. There are vocabulary exercises, summarising, discussion and more.
This worksheet is written for advanced-level classes.
This worksheet has a reading on the changing nature of friendship. There are vocabulary exercises, summarising, discussion and more.
This worksheet is written for advanced-level classes.
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