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		Title: Order! Order! Target Structure: Reading and Discussion Level: Advanced Time: 60 minutes     Description: This worksheet is a great way to build your students' knowledge of some of the more common expressions used when talking about trials. You don't need to be a legal genius - it's the kind of vocabulary that's often heard in TV legal dramas. There's a gap-fill reading, followed by comprehension questions, and vocabulary-building exercises. The worksheet rounds off with discussion questions. Would your students like to be on a jury? Do they watch TV legal dramas? This worksheet is written for advanced (and possibly upper-intermediate) level students.     Alternative British English Version Order! Order! Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: What's in a name? Target Structure: Reading, Vocabulary Building, Discussion Level: Advanced Time: 60-90 minutes     Description: This advanced-level worksheet is bound to get your students talking! The topic is names. Why do some names lose their popularity? Which names are most popular in the UK and USA? Do we make assumptions about people based on their names? This worksheet has a reading (with a gapfill exercise) followed by vocabulary / collocation building exercises. The lesson rounds off with a series of discussion questions. Do your students like their names? How easy is it for someone to change his/her name? Find out with this worksheet!

		Title: Keeping Pets Target Structure: Reading and Discussion Level: Intermediate Time: 60 minutes     Description: Your students can improve their reading, vocabulary and discussion skills with this worksheet on pets. After the lead-in question, there's a graded reading, looking at the history of pets (and the future with robopets) plus some of the benefits of keeping pets. There are exercises practising common collocations and lots of discussion skills at the end. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level students.

		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.

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