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This worksheet has extensive practice of some of the most common prepositions of time. They are combined with basic collocations for business English - get to work, leave work, talk to customers, check email etc. This worksheet is designed for elementary-level classes. We also offer a British-English version of this worksheet teaching 'at weekends' instead of 'on weekends'. Click on the link below.

This worksheet looks the following phrasal verbs:

• look forward to
• make it (to an event)
• bring (someone) along
• show up (to something)
• kick off
• act like

There's a conversation and four follow-up activities, including discussion at the end.

It's great for pre-intermediate students, but you can adjust it for other levels.

This advanced-level reading is the story of someone who managed, through a series of exchanges, to go from a paperclip to a house!

This worksheet has seven different activities, including reading, vocabulary building, and speaking / discussion practice. It's a great way to build your students' vocabulary range and speaking skills.

How good are your students at expressing themselves accurately in the future?

This speaking-based worksheet looks at common future expressions - 'will probably / definitely / be likely to' etc.

The worksheet is designed for lower-intermediate level students, but can be easily adjusted for other levels.

This worksheet provides extensive practice of basic passives, with particular emphasis on the question form.

There are eight different exercises in this worksheet. It starts with a conversation, followed by controlled exercises practicing the passive form.

There is a quiz show role play, for which students can make up their own questions. Finally, there are some discussion questions on TV quiz shows.

This worksheet is great for upper-elementary and above. It's easy to adapt for other levels.

'Going to the Supermarket' has extensive practice of 'some', 'any', and countable / uncountable nouns. The worksheet starts with a conversation for students to practice in pairs. There are some grammar exercises, and lots of opportunities for your students to personalise the language. With seven different activities, this two-page worksheet is a great way of helping your elementary-level students with some tricky areas of English grammar.

If you have low-level students who are having problems with prepositions, this two-page worksheet will help. 'Monica's Day Off' starts with a story where students need to write in the correct prepositions. Following a consolidation exercise, there is extensive speaking practice, allowing your students to build their accuracy with the target language. Great for elementary students.

An estimated two billion people speak English. Yet only 400 million of these people are native speakers. How does this affect English?

This worksheet has vocabulary building, reading, summarizing and discussion practice.

'Whose language is it anyway?' is written for advanced-level students. However, with some additional assistance, it can easily be used in intermediate-level classes.