Intermediate-Level Worksheets

Apartment (or flat) hunting can be a nightmare! This worksheet has some common expressions when talking about property.

There is a conversation - which has been prepared in strips for you to cut up and get students to match.

The worksheet continues with vocabulary building exercises. Your students can then personalise the language by drawing a simple diagram of their house/apartment and explain it to their partners.

This worksheet is written for intermediate-level classes.

Are your students (or you!) under stress?

This lesson will give everyone a chance to talk about the pressures of life!

This worksheet has a short reading on stress - the causes, symptoms and possible remedies.

There are vocabulary building exercises and a summarising activity.

The lesson rounds off with discussion questions themed to the topic of stress. It makes a great topic for conversation!

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

This worksheet looks at ways of expressing contrast in conversation. Language covered includes; * in spite of * despite * although * though * however * mind you There is a gap-fill conversation and questions followed by mix and match cards (remember to cut them up before the lesson!) and additional exercises to help your students build their confidence with the target language. This worksheet is written for intermediate-level students.

Do your students ever need to deal with native speakers who are less than happy with something?

This worksheet looks at expressions for how to respond to dissatisfied customers. There is an extended conversation, practice exercises and the opportunity to role-play different scenarios.

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

This worksheet looks at six common phrasal verbs using the word 'come'. Your students will study:

• come across something
• come down with an illness
• come forward
• come along
• come on
• come out

There is a quiz, followed by a caption game and lots of discussion questions.

It's a great way to improve your students' knowledge of these all-important expressions!

If students are planning to stay at a hotel overseas, it's always a good idea to check out reviews online first.

This worksheet looks at some customer comments about a hotel. What were the hotel amenities like? Did they get a free room upgrade? Do the rooms have Wi-Fi?

This worksheet helps build your students' vocabulary and reading skills. There are also lots of discussion questions. Find out what your students think is important when choosing a hotel.

As homework, you could have students write a review of hotels they've stayed in.

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

This is a great worksheet for looking at culture differences. At what age did (or will) your students leave home for good? Could they live with their parents forever? What factors stop grown-up children from moving out?

This worksheet has a gap-fill reading with vocabulary / collocation exercises and lots of discussion questions.

As an extra activity, your students can draw up a contract for parents and adult children living together. What can be done to make life easier for everyone?

This worksheet is for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students.

This is a fun worksheet which looks at some common expressions which students need to understand.

There are fourteen different signs on one page. On the second page are the places you are likely to see them. Can your student match the signs to the locations and guess the meaning

Alternatively, you could have a quiz, where you read the location, and the students have to 'buzz in' and tell you the sign.

This worksheet is written for intermediate to advanced-level students.