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Title
The New Job
Target Structure
Have to / Don't have to
Level
Elementary / Pre-Intermediate
Time
40 minutes
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Description
This business-English worksheet is a great way to teach 'have to' and 'don't have to'. In addition, there are lots of common business expressions and vocabulary for your students.
There's a conversation, practice activities and plenty of speaking activities. It's great for lower-level students.
There's a conversation, practice activities and plenty of speaking activities. It's great for lower-level students.
Title
Four More Business Stories
Target Structure
Reading and Discussion
Level
Upper Int / Advanced
Time
90 minutes
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Description
The state of the world's economy is major news at the moment. This worksheet gives your students the opportunity to learn how to talk about world business news in English.
This worksheet has four more business stories. The topics covered are:
* Forex Trading (Dollar Trading Results)
* Stock Market Volatility
* Company stock news
* A company releasing new products
Each story has a gap fill exercise. There are also comprehension questions, collocation exercises and lots of discussion questions.
It's a great way to bring real-life news into your classroom.
This worksheet has four more business stories. The topics covered are:
* Forex Trading (Dollar Trading Results)
* Stock Market Volatility
* Company stock news
* A company releasing new products
Each story has a gap fill exercise. There are also comprehension questions, collocation exercises and lots of discussion questions.
It's a great way to bring real-life news into your classroom.
Title
The Conditional Business Gambler
Target Structure
Mixed Conditionals
Level
Advanced
Time
30+ minutes
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Description
How good are your business students at conditionals?
We have updated our conditional gambler game with a business version. There is lots of practice of mixed conditionals. Can your students spot the errors?
We have moved the worksheet up a notch in difficulty, so this should be perfect for your advanced-level classes.
We have updated our conditional gambler game with a business version. There is lots of practice of mixed conditionals. Can your students spot the errors?
We have moved the worksheet up a notch in difficulty, so this should be perfect for your advanced-level classes.
Title
Talking about your Company
Target Structure
Various
Level
Lower-Intermediate+
Time
45 minutes
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Description
This worksheet gives low-level students some basic 'Survival Business English' for talking about a company.
There's a short reading, plus extensive practice of common business expressions. Your students will be able to talk about their company's location, number of employees, main products and more.
This worksheet will work with groups and in one-on-one classes. It's written for lower-intermediate classes, but can be adjusted for other levels.
There's a short reading, plus extensive practice of common business expressions. Your students will be able to talk about their company's location, number of employees, main products and more.
This worksheet will work with groups and in one-on-one classes. It's written for lower-intermediate classes, but can be adjusted for other levels.
Title
Business Profiles: Henry Ford
Target Structure
Past Simple
Level
Pre-Intermediate
Time
45 minutes
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Description
This lesson is great for students who need a review of the Past Simple, or to practice the language in a business context.
The topic is the business innovator, Henry Ford.
There's a lead in question, followed by a short reading, question practice, preposition and speaking exercises.
This worksheet is written for lower-intermediate level students. It can be adjusted for lower-level classes.
The topic is the business innovator, Henry Ford.
There's a lead in question, followed by a short reading, question practice, preposition and speaking exercises.
This worksheet is written for lower-intermediate level students. It can be adjusted for lower-level classes.
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