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Get into the Halloween spirit with our spooky Halloween Phrasal Quiz!

Your students need to match the phrasal verb on the bat-sheet with the correct caption.

The phrasal verbs covered are:

• look up
• hold on
• look forward to
• pass out
• turn up
• get up
• throw away
• come across

This worksheet is written for elementary to lower intermediate classes. It's a fun way to bring a bit of Halloween into your class - while still teaching some useful language!

There's lots of vocabulary and jargon with cell phones. This worksheet looks at some of the most commonly used language.

There is a lead-in, followed by a dialogue, vocabulary practice, role-play and discussion.

This worksheet is written for intermediate-level classes.

This vacation-themed worksheets gives intermediate-level students the opportunity to build their knowledge of natural expressions when talking about a recent trip.

There is a warm-up, followed by a colocation quiz.

The students can then work on a gap-fill conversation, comprehension questions, more vocabulary work, role-play and discussion.

Expressions studied include:

• do a lot of sightseeing
• experience something for yourself
• be worth the wait
• pre-book tickets

...and much more!

If you have lower-level students looking for a similar theme, be sure to check out 'Your Last Vacation / Holiday'

This worksheet looks at some common expressions, all using 'speak'

There is an opening gap-fill quiz, followed by an exercise checking your students' understanding of the language.

This is followed by a picture caption quiz.

Language studied includes:

• speak highly of
• isn't anything to speak of
• speaking of (for a related topic)
• speak up
• speak for yourself!
• speak your mind

The lesson rounds off with a discussion on the language and themes raised in the lesson.

Do your students enjoy a cup of coffee (or similar) at a local cafe or coffee shop? Has there been a growth in the market in the last twenty years?

This worksheet has an interview with the owner of an independent coffee shop. Following the warm-up, there are vocabulary exercises, a reading, comprehension questions and lots of discussion.

Your students will learn expressions including:

• to make a point of doing something
• to set something apart (from ...)
• the secret to [your] success
• plain sailing

This worksheet is for intermediate to advanced level classes.

The skyline in many cities is changing rapidly, with the construction of ever-taller skyscrapers. Would your students like to live in one? Do they benefit the local community?

This worksheet has a lead-in picture quiz, followed by a gap-fill reading, collocation practice and discussion. Expressions studied include:

• the uber rich
• the preserve of [someone]
• a marked increase
• a blue chip company

It is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students.

Help build your students' knowledge of common expressions with this conversation / discussion worksheet.

Expressions studied include:

- have your heart set on something
- peer pressure
- feel left out
- affect your grades
- sound someone out ... and more.

There is a birthday-related lead in, followed by vocabulary work, a conversation, comprehension questions and discussion.

This worksheet is written for intermediate-level students.

It is said that we have over a hundred thousand dreams in a lifetime. However, the purpose of dreams is not understood. Perhaps your students can throw some light on the topic with this reading and discussion worksheet.

Following the lead-in, there is a vocabulary matching exercise, a gap-fill reading, comprehension questions, more vocabulary work and lots of discussion.

Language learned includes:

• short-term memory
• a brilliant idea
• the periodic table
• a complete mystery
• and more ...

This worksheet is for intermediate levels and above.