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This worksheet is great for an instant business lesson.

There's a conversation, comparative adjective practice and lots of discussion questions.

Although this worksheet contains lots of business English, it will work well with upper-intermediate and advanced level students studying more general English.

Do your students download music off the Internet?

This two-page worksheet looks at downloading music, and what the record industry is doing to combat piracy. It's a topic which is bound to lead to lots of discussion.

This is an advanced-level worksheet. There's also an intermediate version called 'Downloading Music'.

This is an intermediate version of the reading worksheet 'The Digital Music Revolution'.

Downloading music is a good topic for the classroom, and this worksheet has a graded reading, vocabulary-building exercises, and lots of discussion questions.

It's ideal for intermediate-level students. For more advanced classes, the higher-level version will work well.

Do your students enjoy flying? How would they feel about riding a plane with no pilot? With advances in technology, it might become reality sooner than we expect.

This worksheet starts with a mini quiz, and has reading, summarizing, vocabulary exercises and discussion questions.

It's great for advanced students, and with some extra vocabulary help, you could teach it to upper-intermediate level students too.

How do your students feel about genetically modified food? This worksheet looks at one of the possible benefits of this new science.

This two-page worksheet has a short quiz, a mix and match vocabulary exercise, reading and discussion. It's bound to go down well in your advanced classes!

Are you worried about the way food is produced? Have you ever tried organic food?

Whatever your opinions on the topic, this two-page worksheet is great for higher-level students. There are vocabulary exercises, a task-based reading and discussion questions.

Students find 'make' and 'let' quite a challenge - but this worksheet will set them straight!

Our two-page worksheet takes the teenage years as the theme, talking about both school and home. There are short readings, grammar quizzes, a 'make let' questionnaire and more!

This worksheet is set at an intermediate level. However, you can easily adjust it for classes of a different ability.

This worksheet is great for helping your students learn to make invitations in English.

The target structure is 'Would you like'. The worksheet has a conversation, substitution exercises, plus lots of role-plays.

With twelve practice cards, your students are bound to master this with ease!