All Printable Worksheet articles – Page 132
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Cambridge ESOL: Skills for Life: Supermarkets and sales
This lesson aims to help students learn comparatives and superlatives by comparing prices and supermarkets.
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Cambridge ESOL: Skills for Life: Text messages
This lesson aims to help students understand abbreviations commonly used in text messages.
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Cambridge ESOL: Skills for Life: Using the Yellow Pages
This lesson aims to help students practice a number of situations using the Yellow Pages to locate information.
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Pronunciation skills: what is it called?
Focus on pronouncing stress patterns in compound nouns.
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Calculator
A British English worksheet to find words by entering numbers into a calculator and turning it upside down.
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Can you make a cake?
An American English worksheet to speak to as many partners as possible, asking and answering questions about abilities.
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Can you make a cake?
A British English worksheet to speak to as many partners as possible, asking and answering questions about abilities.
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Which one are you going to buy?
An American English worksheet to practice comparing different items.
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Culture news lessons: English butler
English butler leads China's latest cultural revolution.
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Types of business
Students practise a range of different skills in relation to types of business.
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Business cards
An American English worksheet to introduce people to each other, giving personal information.
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I live in Buckingham Palace
A British English worksheet to play a board game by matching verbs with other words and expressions.
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Reading lesson plans: Bridges
Students complete a series of activities based on a text about bridges.
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Over the bridge…
A British English worksheet to write a description of an imaginary place to live. To complete a partner's description of an imaginary place to live.
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Over the bridge…
An American English worksheet to write a description of an imaginary place to live. To complete a partner's description of an imaginary place to live.