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Title
Reported Speech
Target Structure
Reported Speech
Level
Intermediate
Time
30 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
A great two-page worksheet, with both controlled practice plus a chance for personalization of the language. Students find reported-speech tricky to master: this should help them!
Don't bore your students to death with 'he said that' grammar drills - try this instead!
Don't bore your students to death with 'he said that' grammar drills - try this instead!
Title
Did anyone call?
Target Structure
Reported Speech / Questions
Level
Intermediate+
Time
45 minutes
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Description
This worksheet is a great way to get your students more confident with reported speech and reported questions.
There's a conversation with practice exercises. There's also a vocabulary-building exercise, so that students can move beyond 'said' and 'told' with words such as 'mention', 'reassure' and 'claim'.
The lesson rounds off with an exercise where students interview each other, and make a presentation using reported speech.
This worksheet is for intermediate-level students. It has lots of Business English, but will also be great for general-English learners.
There's a conversation with practice exercises. There's also a vocabulary-building exercise, so that students can move beyond 'said' and 'told' with words such as 'mention', 'reassure' and 'claim'.
The lesson rounds off with an exercise where students interview each other, and make a presentation using reported speech.
This worksheet is for intermediate-level students. It has lots of Business English, but will also be great for general-English learners.
Title
Public Speaking
Target Structure
Reading, Vocabulary & Disussion
Level
Upper Intermediate to Advanced
Time
60 minutes
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Description
Are you (or your students) confident when standing up in front of others? Can they deliver a speech or presentation with panache?
This worksheet looks at some ways we can become better public speakers. There is a reading, vocabulary practice and discussion. Expressions covered include:
* to find something nerve-wracking
* to parrot something
* to have someone in stitches
* to relish the prospect of doing something
...and much more!
There are exercises to consolidate the language, and your students will have the opportunity to use them in discussion at the end of the lesson.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced learners.
This worksheet looks at some ways we can become better public speakers. There is a reading, vocabulary practice and discussion. Expressions covered include:
* to find something nerve-wracking
* to parrot something
* to have someone in stitches
* to relish the prospect of doing something
...and much more!
There are exercises to consolidate the language, and your students will have the opportunity to use them in discussion at the end of the lesson.
This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced learners.
Title
Well, well, well!
Target Structure
Expressions Using 'Well'
Level
Intermediate
Time
30+ minutes
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Description
This worksheet looks at some common expression using well. They include:
* well-read
* well-known
* well-worth
Students begin by guessing the speech bubbles. There's a caption quiz where the target language needs to be matched to the photo.
The lesson rounds off with some discussion questions, where your students will have the opportunity to use the new expressions about themselves.
* well-read
* well-known
* well-worth
Students begin by guessing the speech bubbles. There's a caption quiz where the target language needs to be matched to the photo.
The lesson rounds off with some discussion questions, where your students will have the opportunity to use the new expressions about themselves.
Title
Getting Things Done
Target Structure
Causative
Level
Pre-Intermediate
Time
45 minutes
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Description
'Get something done' can be quite tricky for students to use effectively in speech.
This worksheet provides lots of practice of 'get / have done'. There is a conversation, plus vocabulary-building exercises, pairwork practice and lots of discussion.
It's a great way to give your students intensive practice of the causative.
The worksheet is written for pre-intermediate level students, but can easily be adjusted for other levels.
This worksheet provides lots of practice of 'get / have done'. There is a conversation, plus vocabulary-building exercises, pairwork practice and lots of discussion.
It's a great way to give your students intensive practice of the causative.
The worksheet is written for pre-intermediate level students, but can easily be adjusted for other levels.
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