All articles by David Riley and Simon Greenall – Page 8

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Qualities for the job

To decide on the appropriate characteristics for a set of jobs.
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Who's at the meeting?

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

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

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

A British English worksheet to dictate part of a story and to write down what your partner dictates to you.
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Offices

To describe different offices.
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Predictions

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

To exchange information about prices.
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Questions

To ask and answer questions about work.
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World superlatives quiz

To guess statistics using superlative adjectives.
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World records

To exchange information about records from the world of business.
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What are the rules?

To talk about advertising and trading standards in different countries.
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What are they saying?

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

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

A British English worksheet to speculate about what may have happened to cause situations illustrated in pictures.
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Statistics

To exchange information about leisure activities in Britain.
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On the telephone

To put the sentences of a telephone conversation in order.
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Tenses

To complete a letter of application.
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Travel

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

A British English worksheet to speak to as many partners as possible, commenting on things which went wrong on holiday.

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