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		Title: Checking a Hotel Reservation Target Structure: Phone English / Requests Level: Elementary Time: 45 minutes     Description:   This conversation-based worksheet will help your students with basic telephone English and using 'could' for requests. There is a lead-in on the topic of hotels, with simple questions. Your students will then need to put a conversation in order. The conversation strips are provided along with teaching notes. There is a short grammar quiz, followed by lots of practice of the target language. By the end of the lesson, your students will be able to ask and answer basic telephone questions, and check a reservation at a hotel. This worksheet is written for elementary-level students. Alternative British-English Version Checking a Hotel Reservation Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Picture Level Check Target Structure: Level Check (Low Level) Level: Elementary - Pre-Intermediate Time: 15 minutes     Description:   This picture can be used to establish the abilities of lower-level students. It can be used on its own, or together with our fuller level check. The picture comes with a set of suggested questions. You can simply ask the student to make as many sentences as possible about the picture, and/or ask some yourself. This picture can be used to check: * there is / there are * pronouns * to be * have / have got * clothing (including plurals) * present simple * present continuous * countable and uncountable nouns * time * weather * basic prepositions

		Title: Level Check for Spoken English Target Structure: Various Level: Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced Time: 10-20 minutes     Description:   This level check is a great way to check your students' spoken English ability. This level check has around one hundred questions ranging from elementary level structures such as to be / there is, as well as tenses, passives, conditionals, adjectives, phrasal verbs, used to, and higher level structures. (recommend, insist, despite, cleft sentences etc.) The questions gradually become more difficult. It's not necessary to ask them all; you can stop when the student is struggling. If you have lower-level students, you could use the picture level check instead. After conducting this level check, you'll have an excellent idea of your students' strengths and weaknesses in English. Alternative British-English Version Level Check for Spoken English Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Passive Pairs Target Structure: Passive - Present and Past Simple Level: Elementary - Pre-Intermediate Time: 15 minutes     Description:   Students need lots of practice of basic passive forms! This game will help take the pressure off them and add an element of fun to the lesson. This pairs game (also called concentration or pelmanism) has twelve different sentences made up of 24 cards. Students need to match the verb to the cue. They will then be able to make sentences such as: Penguins are found in Antarctica and Citizen Kane was directed by Orson Welles This worksheet is ideal for low-level students who are very new to the passive form.

		Title: What are you reading? Target Structure: Present Simple v Present Continuous Level: Elementary Time: 40 minutes     Description:   Students can find the difference between 'I am reading' and 'I read' tough to master. This worksheet will definitely help! There is a conversation showing the difference between the two forms. This is followed by comprehension questions, personalisation work and a mixing activity to get your class using the language actively. This worksheet is written for elementary-level students. Alternative British-English Version What are you reading? Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

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