All Printable Worksheet articles – Page 121
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Unsolved mysteries (mysteries and possible explanations)
A British English worksheet to read about unsolved mysteries and to speculate about possible explanations.
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Explain yourself
An American English worksheet to practice giving reasons using was going to.
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Sorry, I can explain!
A British English worksheet to decode the sentences and match each apology with the correct explanation.
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Are you experienced?
An American English worksheet to read a list of life experiences and find out how experienced you are.
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Are you experienced?
A British English worksheet to read a list of life experiences and find out how experienced you are.
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Painting exhibition
A British English worksheet to take verbs from the box to complete the titles of the paintings.
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Pronunciation exercises: Pre-intermediate
A selection of pronunciation exercises for pre-intermediate students.
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ArticlePronunciation exercises: Starter/beginner
Pronunciation exercises for zero beginner and false beginner students.
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ArticleTeenagers: Preparing teenagers for the exam: Reading
This section contains useful suggestions for preparing teenagers for reading components in the exam.
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Everything we know
A British English worksheet to play a board game by giving personal information about one another.
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Intermediate: Have you ever?...
An American English worksheet to practice the present perfect and past simple.
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Have you ever…?
A British English worksheet to play a game to practise using past participles of regular and irregular verbs.
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Have you ever …?
An American English worksheet to play a game by asking and answering questions about experiences.
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Have you ever …?
An American English worksheet to practice using the present perfect with ever.
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Tastes in entertainment
An American English worksheet to discuss personal tastes in entertainment.
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Telephone enquiries
To role play a telephone conversation between an employee at a credit card company and a potential new customer.
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Enough and plenty
A British English worksheet to complete activities using the correct adjectives of quantity.