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The issue of an aging society is a problem in many countries, and makes a good topic for a lesson. This worksheet has reading, vocabulary work and plenty of discussion. It's great for intermediate level classes.

This worksheet is a great way to practice basic subject / verb agreement using countable and uncountable nouns. There's also revision of 'this' and 'these'. There are two versions of this worksheet. The first (drugstore) is American English, and the second (chemist's) is British. Whichever you choose, it's a great way of teaching some basic grammar, wrapped in a real-life situation. For elementary-level students.

If you have students who are into music, this worksheet is a perfect way to get them talking.

'Music Matters' practices many common structures, and is a great lesson for building vocabulary associated with music.

This worksheet is designed for pre-intermediate classes, but can easily be adjusted for other levels.

These flashcards are a great way to teach the language associated with problems.

Vocabulary includes: broken, stained, cracked, chipped, torn and more.

They are available in two sizes, and in black and white and colour.

How good are your students at the vocabulary used for describing problems and faults?

This two-page quiz can be used in conjunction with our flashcards to see if your students did their homework!

Alternatively, it can be used as a standalone vocabulary builder.

This kind of language is useful for real-life English. Check your students can use it correctly!

'Looking into the Future' is a great way of building your students' abilities with more complex future tenses.

This worksheets has extensive practice of both the future perfect, and the future continuous (progressive).

There is a conversation, grammar-based exercises, and lots of speaking at the end. There's a choice of discussion, or (if you have lots of students) a 'find someone who' exercise.

This worksheet is designed for intermediate classes, but can easily be adjusted for other levels. It's great for both general and business classes.

This 'find someone who' worksheet is taken from our longer worksheet 'Looking into the Future'.

It's ideal for students who need additional fluency practice with the future perfect simple and future continuous.

Teach countable and uncountable nouns with our twenty-six flashcard set.

They're great not only for vocabulary, but also many sentence patterns.

You could use them to teach 'some' and 'any', 'much' and 'many', 'too' and 'not enough' ... and much more!

Our flashcards come in two sizes - 2 per page and 6 per page.