Intermediate-Level Worksheets

Are you looking for a Christmas quiz to finish off the year? This could be just what you're been looking for!

We have updated our sentence transformation quiz, adding a festive touch! Your students need to transform the sentence, using the keyword given.

Your students will get lots of practice of common 'tricky' language for this level.

You could either use the board game provided, or just divide your class into teams.

It's a fun - but educational - note on which to finish your lessons for the year!

Subject questions (Who lives here? etc.) are tricky for students who have been trying to remember to put do / does in questions! The topic is often too briefly mentioned in textbooks, so this worksheet will give the extra practice your students will need. There is a conversation, with a true-false comprehension exercise and question-writing practice. The worksheet rounds off by getting your students to write their own general-knowledge quiz using subject questions. This worksheet is written for lower-intermediate level students and above.

We're quite sure your students would never cheat in any of your lessons! However, there is a growing problem of cheating in examinations and coursework. This worksheet looks at some of the reasons and methods.

There is an opening question, followed by a reading, vocabulary exercises and discussion questions. The topic is a great one for discussion - make sure you leave lots of time at the end!

This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level classes.

This worksheet looks at some common expressions connected to hospitals and health. These include: * be admitted to the hospital * have an operation * rule out (something) * keep someone under observation * be the picture of health and more! After a lead-in and vocabulary-matching exercise, there is a conversation for your students to practice. There are follow-up exercises and role-plays to help your students become confident with the expressions. This worksheet is ideal for intermediate levels and above.

Do bodyguards have a glamorous lifestyle? Is it like the Kevin Costner movie - or altogether quite different? This worksheet has an interview with a bodyguard. After a pre-reading vocabulary quiz, your students need to match the questions to the answers. There are follow-up exercises, and role-plays. Your students can work in pairs, choosing to interview the bodyguard of someone famous. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level classes.

This business-related worksheet is a great way to get your students confident with some common expressions. These include: * compete with * be in recession * be laid off * go bankrupt .... and many more. This worksheet has a conversation about a retailer closing, and how it is tough competing with online companies. There are vocabulary exercises and lots of discussion questions. The handout has been designed so that it's great for both general and business-English classes.

Help your students express their opinion on subjects with this worksheet! The handout takes zoos as its theme. There are three very short readings, followed by exercises practicing opinion expressions. This includes: * I think ... is a great idea! * I'm in two minds about ... * I'm against ... and more. This worksheet is great for lower-intermediate levels.

This worksheet looks at some common expressions connected to the word 'keep', including:

• keep a secret
• keep in touch
• keep a promise
• keep going
• keep out
• keep up

The worksheet includes a caption quiz (pictured) as well as discussion questions.

This worksheet is great for intermediate-level students.