Do your students need some additional 'Passive' practice? This worksheet could be just what you need as it helps build your students' familiarity and confidence with the target language.
The topic is the Rosetta Stone. There is a reasonably simple text, which shows examples of the passive, and has new vocabulary for students to learn. There are practice exercises followed by discussion questions.
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. **
This worksheet makes a great instant lesson for your lower-level students.
There's a quick quiz on the pyramids, followed by a short reading. Your students can then build their vocabulary through an exercise that gets them guessing meaning from context.
The lesson rounds off with discussion questions, so that your class can talk about the pyramids, famous tourist spots in their countries, and where they would like to go in the world.
