Advanced-Level Worksheets

Great for filling an awkward fifteen minutes in a business lesson. This is a tricky function: thanking and requesting politely.

Target Structure: I would appreciate it if you... and I appreciate you ...

We use this all the time in business letters...but are you confident your students can handle it? Find out!

An easy-to-teach filler for higher level lessons.

This worksheet looks at building some vocabulary with in- un- and dis-.

The final exercise has a paragraph for rewriting - this should really challenge your students.

This worksheet can be successfully set as homework.

This crossword puzzle is great for helping students remember some of the key vocabulary for politics.

Perfect for both the classroom and homework, this could be just the answer for your students' vocab needs...

Do you have a new class or new student? This worksheet can be used to discover what his/her needs are for English.

This worksheet has a number of questions for your students to answer. Find out about their expectations for your classes. They can also tell you how they feel about their own English skills.

You could give it to the students before the course begins. Alternatively, you could put students in pairs, and have them interview each other.

We also have a business version of this worksheet.

Do your students share information about themselves on Facebook, or other similar social networking sites? Are they worried that other people can view private information about them?

This worksheet looks at the subject of privacy, and how it is becoming increasingly difficult to control one's online profile.

There is a short reading, with vocabulary and collocation exercises. The lesson rounds off with an extended discussion on the subject of online privacy.

This worksheet is written for intermediate to advanced-level students.

Online auctions are becoming big business as people search in their lofts for things of value.

This worksheet looks at the growing popularity of online auctions. There's a mini-quiz, a reading, vocabulary work and lots of discussion.

It's great for intermediate and advanced-level students.

We have added (December 2013) a new vocabulary quiz and made adjustments for a UK and USA version of this worksheet.

How popular is cosmetic surgery in your students' home countries? Is there anything wrong with going under the knife?

This worksheet looks at the growing popularity of cosmetic surgery, including some statistics for the USA and UK.

It makes a great topic for discussion. How far should people go in order to change their appearance? Is cosmetic surgery any different to dying your hair or having teeth straightened?

This worksheet will help build vocabulary, reading and discussion skills. It is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level classes.

Many recruiters will receive hundreds of resumes for just one or two jobs. How can an applicant make his or her resume stand out from the crowd?

This worksheet looks at advice for improving resumes. The layout of resumes and the information contained within will vary from country to country. However, these differences will make a good basis for discussion.

An example resume is included with the lesson for your students to analyse. Note that it has deliberate spelling / grammar mistakes!

This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate to advanced level classes.