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	Business English Worksheets If you're looking for materials to supplement your Business English classes, check out these resources. You'll also find that our regular handouts work well in business classes.

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		Title: Escaping the Office Target Structure: Reading Vocabulary and Discussion Level: Upper Int / Adv Time: 60 minutes     Description: The growth of cell phones and email technology means that it's almost impossible to escape from the office - even when you're on vacation. This worksheet looks at how the communications revolution has become a double-edged sword. There's a reading, comprehension questions, collocation practice and lots of discussion. This worksheet is designed for upper-level students. It will works well in both regular and business-English classes. ** This worksheet has been updated with a British-English and American-English version. **     Alternative British English Version Escaping the Office Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Business Update Target Structure: Reading and Discussion Level: Upper Intermediate / Advanced Time: 60 minutes     Description: This worksheet is part of a series of handouts looking at different business-related topics. This handout looks at tax rises and industrial relations. Students have cut up strips for two different newspaper articles. They need to separate them and put them in order. There are also vocabulary-building exercises, with your students learning phrases such as 'curb the deficit', 'rein in public sector pay', 'denounce the rise', 'ballot members' and more. With lots of discussion questions, this is a great worksheet for advanced-level students who want to be able to talk fluently about the current business climate.     Alternative British English Version Business Update Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Did anyone call? Target Structure: Reported Speech / Questions Level: Intermediate+ Time: 45 minutes     Description: This worksheet is a great way to get your students more confident with reported speech and reported questions. There's a conversation with practice exercises. There's also a vocabulary-building exercise, so that students can move beyond 'said' and 'told' with words such as 'mention', 'reassure' and 'claim'. The lesson rounds off with an exercise where students interview each other, and make a presentation using reported speech. This worksheet is for intermediate-level students. It has lots of Business English, but will also be great for general-English learners.

		Title: Explaining Statistics Target Structure: Describing Charts / Graphs Level: Intermediate Time: 45 minutes     Description: If you have students who need to be able to explain charts and graphs, this is just what you need. This handout has pages of bold pie-charts and graphs for your students to work with. They will learn to express percentages, fractions and trends. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level students, but you can adjust it for lower-level students. Note: This worksheet has lots of illustrations, and so will take longer to download than other worksheets. [750 KB]

		Title: Talking about your Company Target Structure: Various Level: Lower-Intermediate+ Time: 45 minutes     Description: This worksheet gives low-level students some basic 'Survival Business English' for talking about a company. There's a short reading, plus extensive practice of common business expressions. Your students will be able to talk about their company's location, number of employees, main products and more. This worksheet will work with groups and in one-on-one classes. It's written for lower-intermediate classes, but can be adjusted for other levels.     Alternative British English Version Talking about your Company Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

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