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Tourism and Hospitality 1 This is the first part of a series of worksh...
Halloween Get your students ready for Halloween with this worksheet. S...
Alcohol This is a B1-B2 level worksheet on the subject of alcohol. Stu...
Music This is a B1 worksheet based around music, but should also give ...
This free A2-B1+ worksheet looks at the subject of sickness, symptoms,...
Clothes This free A2-B1 worksheet looks at the subject of clothing, an...
Speaking: Past Simple If you want to get your students speaking this s...
Good and Bad This A1-A2 worksheet looks at how we talk about "good" an...
This is a grammar worksheet designed to give either a review or an ove...
Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns This is a B1 level grammar work...
Get your students using the right phrases to voice their opinion. This...
Useful Phrases: Meetings This worksheet provides students with some us...
Useful Phrases: Emails This worksheet gives your students useful phras...
First Conditional This is a grammar-based worksheet that looks at firs...
Superlatives This worksheet introduces students to superlative adjecti...
Pronunciation of “ed” This short pronunciation worksheet looks at the ...
Extreme Adjectives This A2-B1 level vocabulary-based worksheet looks a...
Past Simple Betting Game Note: The answers to the quiz are only found ...
Past Simple and Used to This A2-B1 level grammar and listening workshe...
Bucket List In this worksheet, students discuss bucket lists. Students...
Making Appointments on the Phone This free lower intermediate PDF work...
Adjectives: “ing” vs “ed” This intermediate grammar worksheet focuses ...
Weird or Just Different? This worksheet presents the topic of culture....
Polite Questions This is a short and simple worksheet that helps stude...
Countries and Nationalities This game teaches students new vocabulary ...
Keep it to yourself! This game is an excellent tool to get students sp...
Have You Ever? This worksheet takes a look at the use of present perfe...
Comparatives This worksheet introduces students to comparative adjecti...
Past Simple This is an A2-B1 level worksheet designed to introduce stu...
Describing Personality This worksheet covers lots of adjectives used t...
Tourism and Hospitality 1 This is the first part of a series of worksheets made for A2-B1 students working in tourism and hospitality. This worksheet gets students talking about tourism, jobs, and different types of...
Halloween Get your students ready for Halloween with this worksheet. Students will have some speaking practice, play a fun quiz, learn some spooky vocabulary, watch a short video on the writer of Goosebumps, and pla...
Alcohol This is a B1-B2 level worksheet on the subject of alcohol. Students will discuss general subjects around alcohol such as drinking likes and dislikes, and learn the names for basic types of alcohol. Next they...
Music This is a B1 worksheet based around music, but should also give your students plenty of practice using basic speaking skills such as discussing likes and dislikes and making suggestions. Students will learn th...
This free A2-B1+ worksheet looks at the subject of sickness, symptoms, and medicine. Students will learn the vocabulary for various symptoms, practice giving advice, listen to 3 different medical appointments, read ...
Clothes This free A2-B1 worksheet looks at the subject of clothing, and includes speaking, writing, and listening exercises. The worksheet starts with a basic matching exercise in which students must match pictures ...
Speaking: Past Simple If you want to get your students speaking this series of discussion sheets is for you! We are going to cover a wide range of interesting topics to get your students speaking freely and with con...
Good and Bad This A1-A2 worksheet looks at how we talk about "good" and "bad." The worksheet starts by looking at more extreme versions such as "excellent" and "terrible." The students will then practice using the s...
This is a grammar worksheet designed to give either a review or an overview of the core tenses at the Pre-intermediate level (A2/B1). The worksheet starts with a brief introduction of present simple, present continu...
Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns This is a B1 level grammar worksheet about relative clauses. Students will learn how to use "who", "which", "that", "when" and "where" to create relative clauses. This workshee...
Get your students using the right phrases to voice their opinion. This worksheet starts off with some natural phrases used in English to agree, disagree, interrupt, and more. The students will then listen to a debat...
Useful Phrases: Meetings This worksheet provides students with some useful phrases to use during business meetings in English. Take your time to go through the sheet with the students and then have a business meetin...
Useful Phrases: Emails This worksheet gives your students useful phrases for business emails. Tell your students to print out this worksheet and keep it next to their computer at work. Students should try to move aw...
First Conditional This is a grammar-based worksheet that looks at first conditional. The sheet starts with a story about a woman who has to move house, and the exercises gradually give the students more freedom to b...
Superlatives This worksheet introduces students to superlative adjectives. The first page breaks down how to form the superlative, followed by a series of gap-fill exercises for practice. Finally, the class takes pa...
Pronunciation of “ed” This short pronunciation worksheet looks at the pronunciation of "ed" at the end of words. Many English learners can have trouble with this, and this worksheet explains the rules clearly and th...
Extreme Adjectives This A2-B1 level vocabulary-based worksheet looks at extreme adjectives such as "huge", "freezing", and "exhausted." The worksheet introduces many useful new words, and also looks at the differenc...
Past Simple Betting Game Note: The answers to the quiz are only found in the teacher's version (TV) PDF. You will need this for the game. This past simple game is perfect for students who want to practice past simpl...
Past Simple and Used to This A2-B1 level grammar and listening worksheet focuses on "used to" and the past simple. The worksheet introduces the structure, demonstrates in realistic dialogue, and then asks the studen...
Bucket List In this worksheet, students discuss bucket lists. Students will learn lots of new vocabulary and also get plenty of speaking practice. Enjoy! Quick and Easy English
Making Appointments on the Phone This free lower intermediate PDF worksheet looks at both telephone language and appointment-making language, and will be very useful for vital skills such as spelling and confirming ...
Adjectives: “ing” vs “ed” This intermediate grammar worksheet focuses on adjectives that end in "ing" vs adjectives that end in "ed" (eg. "surprising" vs "surprised", "interesting" vs "interested" etc). The workshee...
Weird or Just Different? This worksheet presents the topic of culture. Derek Sivers gives a TED Talk about different ways of doing some normal things around the world which may seem unusual to us. Aside from learnin...
Polite Questions This is a short and simple worksheet that helps students understand and formulate polite questions with the two different structures of "do you mind...?"  ("Do you mind opening the window" vs "Do yo...
Countries and Nationalities This game teaches students new vocabulary like currency, the capital city, etc., and gets them speaking! One student picks up a card and has to describe the country using the information ...
Keep it to yourself! This game is an excellent tool to get students speaking and having fun. Keep it to yourself! encourages students to think of synonyms and practice different ways of describing things. Vital skil...
Have You Ever? This worksheet takes a look at the use of present perfect vs. past simple, particularly in the context of Have you ever? To start, the students will get an understanding of form and use. Next, the stu...
Comparatives This worksheet introduces students to comparative adjectives. The first page breaks down how to form comparatives, followed by a series of gap-fill exercises for practice. Finally, the class takes part ...
Past Simple This is an A2-B1 level worksheet designed to introduce students to the past simple tense. The worksheet starts with a grammar explanation and a table of example simple past sentences. The students will c...
Describing Personality This worksheet covers lots of adjectives used to describe personality. The students will start with a gap-fill exercise describing the different personalities of a group of friends. They will ...
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