If you have low-level business students, you'll be able to use these cards again and again!
They can be used to teach everyday activities at work, tenses, collocations and much more. There are twelve different images available in either black and white, or in colour.
You can choose from either half-page size, or six-per-page.
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 to write headlines about famous historical events.
There's both an American and British-English version of this worksheet.
This is a simplified version of our popular worksheet 'The Menace of Spam'.
There is a text with a gap-fill exercise, followed by comprehension work and preposition practice. Students also have the chance to summarize the text, and have a discussion on email / spam.
The vocabulary and grammar is suitable for lower-intermediate students and above. You can also make the text even easier by pre-teaching more vocabulary.
It is said that around 80% of all email sent is spam. This worksheet for intermediate and advanced level students looks at some of the issues behind unsolicited email.
There is vocabulary work, a reading passage, follow-up questions and discussion work. Anyone who has a computer probably gets spam on a regular basis, making this worksheet great for getting your students to express their opinions in English!
There is also a lower-level version of this worksheet, called 'The Problem of Spam'.
How is technology changing modern warfare? In the future, will battles be fought by machines, rather than humans?
This worksheet has a (discussion provoking) reading, comprehension questions, and vocabulary / collocation exercises.
There are a number of questions at the end, giving your students the chance to comment on the topic. You can easily adapt the worksheet to bring in contemporary conflicts.
This worksheet is for upper-intermediate and advanced students.
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