Miscellaneous reading worksheets
An extensive selection of worksheets and lesson plans from Macmillan resources.
Inside Miscellaneous reading worksheets
Are you experienced?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Advanced Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to read a list of life experiences and find out how experienced you are.
Are you experienced?
Author: Sue Kay Level: Upper intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to read a list of life experiences and find out how experienced you are.
Cultural tic tac toe
Author: Simon Williams Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practice the present passive.
Did you know …?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to match two parts of a sentence.
Did you know …?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to match two parts of a sentence.
Did you know …?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to match two parts of a sentence.
Do you know where…?
Author: Simon Williams Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practice the present passive.
Doctor!
Author: Doug Case Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
To match jokes with their punchlines.
Extra!
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to ask questions to obtain information in order to complete newspaper articles.
Fashion conscious or fashion victim?
Author: Sue Kay Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to interview a partner about fashion and clothes using a questionnaire.
Fashion conscious or fashion victim?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to interview a partner about fashion and clothes using a questionnaire.
Festival mix up
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practice reading and recognizing the present and past tenses.
Find your place
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
To practice asking and answering information questions in the present simple.
Group predictions
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to share opinions and ideas about urban life.
How much do you know?
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to review the use of the past simple.
How's your bargaining?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Advanced Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to interview a partner using a questionnaire, and find out how good they are at bargaining.
How's your haggling?
Author: Sue Kay Level: Upper intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to interview a partner using a questionnaire, and find out how good they are at haggling
I live in Buckingham Palace
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Starter/beginner Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to play a board game by matching verbs with other words and expressions.
If only I'd taken more chances
Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to imagine that you are 87 years old, and to talk about past regrets.
If only I'd taken more chances
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to imagine that you are 87 years old, and to talk about past regrets.
I'm sure we've met
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practice using the present perfect.
Incomplete history
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practice asking questions using the past simple.
Job priorities
Author: Sue Kay Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to read about and discuss things that are important for people when looking for a job.
Job priorities
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to read about and discuss things that are important for people when looking for a job.
Jumbled biographies
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to use the past simple to reconstruct biographies of famous musicians.
Mix and match
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to play a board game by matching verbs with other words and expressions.
Mix and match
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to play a board game by matching verbs with other words and expressions.
Mixed recipes
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practise reading skills.
Poor Fabio
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to predict a story from pictures and to match lines of a story to pictures.
Stop press
Author: Sue Kay Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to ask questions to obtain information in order to complete newspaper articles.
Strange things happen…
Author: Colin Benn, Paul Dummett and Simon Greenall Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to put a story in the correct order by saying and listening to sentences.
Ten things you should know about dreams
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to answer and discuss statements in a questionnaire about dreams.
Ten things you should know about dreams
Author: Sue Kay Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to answer and discuss statements in a questionnaire about dreams.
The game of chance
Author: Sue Kay Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to play a game of chance to help you make a decision.
The game of chance (progress check)
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to play a game of chance to help you make a decision.
The story of Bob Dylan
Author: Simon Williams Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
To practice information questions in the past simple.
They're getting married
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Elementary Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to practice reading and understanding a sequence of events.
Tomorrow's world
Author: Sue Kay Level: Upper intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to predict information about the future.
Tomorrow's world
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Advanced Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to predict information about the future.
Unsolved mysteries
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Advanced Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to read about unsolved mysteries, and to speculate about possible explanations.
Unsolved mysteries (mysteries and possible explanations)
Author: David Riley and Simon Greenall Level: Upper intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to read about unsolved mysteries and to speculate about possible explanations.
What's on TV?
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet using the present simple to talk about TV shows. Asking for and giving times.
What's your verdict?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Advanced Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to read court cases and say whether you think people are guilty or not guilty. To guess the court's verdict.
What's your verdict?
Author: Sue Kay Level: Upper intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to read court cases and say whether you think people are guilty or not guilty. To guess the court's verdict.
Where's the treasure?
Author: Susan Banman Sileci and Ana Maria Cuder Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to understand clues and find a hidden object.
Who were they?
Author: Sue Kay Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to answer questions in a quiz about famous people from history and fiction.
Who were they?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Pre-intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to answer questions in a quiz about famous people from history and fiction.
Whose life is it?
Author: Sue Kay Level: Upper intermediate Type: Worksheet
A British English worksheet to fill in a questionnaire anonymously. To read questionnaires completed by other members of the class and to guess who wrote them.
Whose life is it?
Author: Sue Kay and Simon Greenall Level: Advanced Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to fill in a questionnaire anonymously. To read questionnaires completed by other members of the class and to guess who wrote them.
Word-build dominoes
Author: Simon Williams Level: Intermediate Type: Worksheet
An American English worksheet to increase awareness of affixes with cognate root words.
