Intermediate-Level Worksheets
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What do you think of driverless cars?
There are lots of stories about self-driving cars in the news in the last few years. This worksheet brings the topic to your lower-level classes.
'Driverless Cars' has a vocabulary matching exercise, followed by three short gap-fill vox pops. The lesson continues with comprehension questions, exercises to personalise the target language and finally discussion questions.
Your students will learn (or review) vocabulary including:
- reliable
- not keen (on something)
- commute
- can't wait
- ...and more
This worksheet is designed for upper elementary or lower-intermediate level classes.
Idiom Builder: Water
Build your students' knowledge and confidence with idioms!
This worksheet looks at some common expressions themed around water.
Your students will learn:
- keep your head above water
- like a fish out of water
- make your mouth water
- as dull as dishwater
- water under the bridge
- be in hot water
There is a lead-in, gap-fill quiz to get your students guessing the meanings, practice exercises and discussion.
It's a great way to boost your students' vocabulary!
Spies in the Sky
Would you be worried if a drone flew over you? Could it be recording you?
This worksheet looks at the increasing popularity of drones - be it for personal, business or government use.
Following the lead-in, there is an opening vocabulary mix-and-match, a gap-fill reading, followed by comprehension questions, more vocabulary work and extended discussion.
The topic of drones makes for some great discussions and your students will have the opportunity to build their vocabulary and fluency skills.
This worksheet is written for intermediate classes and above.
Stonehenge
- ancient
- monument
- ceremony
- archeologist
- breathtaking
- ...and more
Robot Recruiters
Have you applied for a job recently? Did you know that a computer might have scanned your resume and rejected you?
This worksheets looks at the (possibly worrying) growth of computers being used to sort out job applications.
Following the lead-in, there's collocation language building, a gap-fill reading and additional exercises and discussion.
Part of the discussion is an analysis of some common mistakes in resumes - not tailoring applications, mysterious gaps, inappropriate style and more.
It makes a great topic for discussion in both business and general English classes. Try it today!
The Future of Flying
Do you enjoy flying? Is the experience one of flatbed seats, gourmet food and lots of legroom? Or is it cramped seating with unappetising food in foil containers?
This reading worksheet has a short text on the realities of flying and how it might change in the future. There's a lead-in, collocation matching, a reading passage, vocabulary work and lots of discussion.
It makes a great topic for conversation - try it with your students today!
He's dressed to kill!
- to have deep pockets
- to be as tough as old boots
- keep your shirt on
- to tighten your belt
- to drag your heels
- at the drop of a hat
Could you save more money?
How easy would it be to save a little more money? Could your students go without satellite / cable TV or their latest smartphone?
This worksheet has four people talking about how they are trying to save money. Following the lead-in and gap-fill reading, there is personalisation and discussion.
It's a great topic to get students talking about money and how much they like their creature comforts! Try it today!