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	Instant Lessons Are you looking for instant materials for your next class? If you're going through the textbook too quickly, or if you're running out of ideas, this is the place to look. We've got a great collection of ESL worksheets which will keep your students busy. Our theme lessons also make great instant lessons!

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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: Idioms about Music Target Structure: Idioms with a musical theme Level: Intermediate + Time: 45 minutes     Description: This worksheet looks at some common expressions connected to music. Your students will learn about: * play it by ear * as fit as a fiddle * blow your own trumpet * music to my ears * change your tune As well as a guess-the-meaning exercise, there are additional exercises to help your students memorise the language. The lesson rounds off with discussion questions which use the idioms.

		Title: Idioms about Time Target Structure: Idioms about Time Level: Intermediate Time: 45 minutes     Description: This worksheet looks at some common idioms taking 'time' as the theme. Your students will learn about: * from time to time * in the nick of time * have time on your hands * have a whale of a time * it's only a matter of time There are exercises where students guess the meaning and rewrite sentences using the new expressions. Finally, there are discussion questions, which give your class the opportunity to personalise the language.

		Title: Conversation Builder: Reading Target Structure: Discussion Level: Intermediate Time: 45 minutes     Description: Find out about your students reading habits with this discussion worksheet! The lesson starts out with a pre-discussion task, with students making notes on the book they're currently reading, or one they have read recently. This is followed by discussion questions where students talk about their favourite books and authors. They can also ponder whether it's important to read books, and discuss the growing trend of e-books. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level classes.     Alternative British English Version Conversation Builder: Reading Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

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