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Title
Spending Time in London
Target Structure
General Elementary Review
Level
Elementary
Time
60 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
London is rarely out of the headlines.
This worksheet looks at some things to do in London, with a short four-part reading and comprehension / practice exercises.
The lesson rounds off with a task. Your students need to produce a mini-guide to a city of their choice. This could be done as homework, or as a speaking / discussion exercises.
This worksheet is designed for elementary to pre-intermediate level students.
This worksheet looks at some things to do in London, with a short four-part reading and comprehension / practice exercises.
The lesson rounds off with a task. Your students need to produce a mini-guide to a city of their choice. This could be done as homework, or as a speaking / discussion exercises.
This worksheet is designed for elementary to pre-intermediate level students.
Title
Hotel Reviews
Target Structure
Reading, Vocabulary, Discussion
Level
Upper-Int / Advanced
Time
60 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
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 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.
Title
What I need is another vacation!
Target Structure
Emphasizing (Cleft Sentences)
Level
Intermediate to Advanced
Time
45 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
Do your students need to sound more natural when they're speaking? This worksheet could be just the thing.
The topic is adding emphasis to speech. Native speakers often do this through 'cleft sentences' - structures such as 'the thing is...' and 'what you need is...'.
There's a gap-fill conversation and plenty of speaking practice to help your students master the new sentence patterns.
This worksheet is written for intermediate (and higher) level students.
The topic is adding emphasis to speech. Native speakers often do this through 'cleft sentences' - structures such as 'the thing is...' and 'what you need is...'.
There's a gap-fill conversation and plenty of speaking practice to help your students master the new sentence patterns.
This worksheet is written for intermediate (and higher) level students.
Title
Making a Restaurant Reservation
Target Structure
Theme Lesson - Reservations
Level
Elementary / Pre-intermediate
Time
30 minutes
Your Notes
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Description
Are your students confident about making a reservation in English? This theme lesson puts them to the test.
There is a conversation where students practice reserving a table at a restaurant. There is practice of 'request' functions, as well as lots of speaking/role-play practice.
It's great for lower-level students.
For October 2010 it's been redesigned and split into two versions.
There is a conversation where students practice reserving a table at a restaurant. There is practice of 'request' functions, as well as lots of speaking/role-play practice.
It's great for lower-level students.
For October 2010 it's been redesigned and split into two versions.
Title
Reserving a Hotel Room
Target Structure
Theme Lesson - Travel English
Level
Elementary
Time
30 minutes
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Description
This worksheet has the basic phrases your students will need to make a reservation at a hotel.
There is a conversation, a comprehension exercise plus lots of role-play practice. There are also some discussion questions you can use to extend the topic further.
This worksheet is for elementary-level students, but will also work well in a lower-intermedate class.
This worksheet has been updated with a British-English version.
There is a conversation, a comprehension exercise plus lots of role-play practice. There are also some discussion questions you can use to extend the topic further.
This worksheet is for elementary-level students, but will also work well in a lower-intermedate class.
This worksheet has been updated with a British-English version.
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