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	Quick Fillers Many teachers dread running out of materials in a lesson. If you're looking for something to fill a twenty-minute space in your class, try some of these! Our Vocabulary Listings also make great fillers. Not yet a member? Check out our free samples!

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		Title: Grammar Goofs Target Structure: Error Correction Level: Advanced Time: 30 minutes     Description:   How good are your students at advanced error correction? This worksheet looks at grammar mistakes which are commonly made by native speakers. There are twenty-four different sentences. Can your class find the errors? The lesson works well with a follow-up discussion. Some of the 'errors' in the sentences may well be controversial. Should we really care about split infinitive? How does English grammar compare to your students' mother tongue? Is the grammar strict in their language? Do people regularly break the rules? This lesson is designed for advanced-level classes.

		Title: Quiz Time: The United Kingdom Target Structure: Various Level: Elementary to Intermediate Time: 30 minutes     Description:   Find out how much your students know about the UK? Our worksheet is designed to be not-too-difficult and fun! There are questions on the Royal Family (can you name The Queen's four children?), some landmarks and even Cockney rhyming slang! Even if your students aren't experts on the UK, you can still have lots of fun with this worksheet. It's designed to be suitable for all different levels - you can help by just pre-teaching some vocabulary!

		Title: Signs, Notices and Warnings Target Structure: Common Idiomatic Expressions Level: Intermediate to Advanced Time: 30 minutes     Description:   This is a fun worksheet which looks at some common expressions which students need to understand. There are fourteen different signs on one page. On the second page are the places you are likely to see them. Can your student match the signs to the locations and guess the meaning? Alternatively, you could have a quiz, where you read the location, and the students have to 'buzz in' and tell you the sign. This worksheet is written for intermediate to advanced-level students. Alternative British-English Version Signs, Notices and Warnings Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Let's Talk! Target Structure: Basic Fluency Building Level: Elementary to Pre-Intermediate Time: 30 + minutes     Description:   Lower-level students spend a lot of time learning new grammar and vocabulary. This discussion game gives them the opportunity to put the language they have learned into practice! There are thirty-two different subjects. Can your students talk on a topic for thirty seconds (or longer, if you wish)? The lesson is designed to cover much of the grammar and lexis that is found in elementary and pre-intermediate textbooks. You can play with any number of students - just make more copies of the board. Alternative British-English Version Let's Talk! Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: How Green Are You? Target Structure: Vocabulary Building & Discussion Level: Intermediate+ Time: 45+ minutes     Description:   If you're looking for an environmentally-themed lesson, this could be just what you're looking for! The lesson starts of with a 'green lifestyle' quiz. Do your students recycle / use low-energy bulbs / leave the water running when brushing their teeth?! Find out with this quiz! The lesson rounds off with discussion questions based on the environment. How easy is it to be green? Are we better now than ten years ago? This worksheet is written for intermediate level students and above. Alternative British-English Version How Green Are You? Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

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