Elementary

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• A problem

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To put a set of events into the correct order and date them.

• A typical day

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about two schedules.

• Advertising

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To write short advertisements for products.

• An order

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To place an order by telephone.

• Answers for questions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To match questions to answers.

• Branson and Roddick

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To complete a dictation between pairs of students.

• Business crossword

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To complete two crosswords by inventing and exchanging clues.

• Business trips

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To talk about business trips.

• But you said …

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To act out a meeting between two companies about a problem with an order.

• Captions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To write captions and match them to pictures.

• Clothes

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To talk about how people dress at work.

• Conversations

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To write a conversation collaboratively.

• Correct or incorrect?

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To decide whether a set of sentences are correct or incorrect.

• Curriculum vitae

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To complete a CV.

• Decisions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To match up a set of sentences describing decisions.

• Directions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To ask for and give directions to different offices in a building.

• Donald Trump

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about Donald Trump.

• Experiences

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To talk about experiences of using English in business situations.

• Find the differences

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To find the differences between two pictures of an office.

• Getting to work

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about a daily routine: travelling to work.

• Good advice

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  Match the problems with the correct advice.

• How do you do it?

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To act out and extend a set of telephone conversations in a specified manner.

• How often

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about business activities.

• ICI and John Lewis

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about two companies.

• In the office

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To describe the location of furniture in an office.

• Job advertisements

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To write job advertisements.

• Jobs, salaries, cars

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information with a partner about a group of managers.

• Likes and dislikes

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To talk about likes and dislikes at work.

• Make a decision

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To decide on a course of action in various situations.

• Management questions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To think of advice for several basic business problems.

• Meeting people

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange personal information: name, job, company, address and phone number.

• Meetings

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To act out a short meeting to decide what type of business to open with lottery winnings.

• Meg Rivers Cakes

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about a small business.

• Memory test

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To remember the location of a group of objects in an office.

• Offices

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To describe different offices.

• On the telephone

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To put the sentences of a telephone conversation in order.

• Predictions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To make predictions about the students' country and/or company.

• Prices

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about prices.

• Qualities for the job

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To decide on the appropriate characteristics for a set of jobs.

• Questions

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To ask and answer questions about work.

• Statistics

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about leisure activities in Britain.

• Swift Books

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To read a set of statements and decide if each one is true or false.

• Telephone enquiries

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To role play a telephone conversation between an employee at a credit card company and a potential new customer.

• Tenses

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To complete a letter of application.

• The company

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To invent a business organisation.

• Travel

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To sort out a set of sentences to make three conversations: ordering in a restaurant; booking a flight; asking for a hotel room.

• Travel

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To do a puzzle about travelling to work.

• What are they saying?

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To match up a set of situations with what people said.

• Who's at the meeting?

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange basic information about a group of participants at an international meeting.

• Who's the boss?

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To describe people and identify them from descriptions.

• Work skills

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To talk about things at work that students can and can't do.

• World records

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To exchange information about records from the world of business.

• World superlatives quiz

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To guess statistics using superlative adjectives.

• Your company

  Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet

  To ask and answer questions about the students' jobs, the company they work for and what their company produces.