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Vocabulary: Jobs

Instructions: Unscramble the letters below to reveal trades and professions. _ is a space between two words.

Target Language: accountant architect baker builder businessman cabin_crew ...

Vocabulary: Jobs

Target Language: accountant Measures and writes about financial information. architect Designs buildings. baker Bakes biscuits and cakes. builder Builds houses, offices or other buildings. ...

Vocabulary: Time of Day

Instructions: There are different words for day and night. Put the following in order.

Target Language: morning noon afternoon evening night midnight

What things do you do at each ...

Superlatives reversi game

Instructions: THE SHORTEST / THE CHEAPEST / THE MEANEST / THE MOST BORING // THE WORST / THE DIRTIEST / THE MOST UNFRIENDLY / THE QUIETEST / THE HIGHEST / THE SOFTEST / THE FATTEST / THE MOST UNLUCKY ...

Silent Letter Search 2

Instructions: Find the 12 words in this word search and then highlight the silent letters in them e.g. ANSWER (W). Words can be across, down or diagonal. Then write sentences using eight of the words....

Silent letter search 1

Instructions: Find the 12 words in this word search and then highlight the silent letters in them e.g. ANSWER (W). Words can be across, down or diagonal. Then write sentences using eight of the words....

Business English: Common spelling mistakes

Instructions: First, circle the correctly spelled word or phrase.  Then write a short definition on the line plus part of speech e.g. (n) for noun or (adj) for adjective.

Target Language: ...

Plural irregular possessives

Instructions: RULE: With irregular plural nouns that do NOT end with "s," add an apostrophe and "s." for possessives.e.g. cat > cats > cats' pyjamas but mouse > mice > mice's feet (not...

Quiz: Famous entrepreneurs

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Instructions: Match the well known entrepreneurs below to the correct company or industry.

Target Language: Arianna Huffington Sergey Brin and Larry Page Elon Musk Mark Zuckerberg Estee ...

Minimal pairs s versus th

Target Language: sing thing pass path some thumb purse Perth

Minimal pairs: /s/ vs /ʃ/ Part 3

Instructions: For each pair, listen carefully and choose which word your teacher says. Follow the path to the bottom and write the final number in the box labelled "Answer 1". We will repeat this ...

Minimal Pairs: /ʃ/ vs /s/ part 2

Instructions: For each pair, listen carefully and choose which word your teacher says. Follow the path to the bottom and write the final number in the box labelled "Answer 1". We will repeat this ...

Minimal pairs: /ʃ/ vs /s/ part 1

Target Language: sew show seat sheet sour shower sell shell

General English: Driving vocabulary

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Instructions: How much do you know about driving in the UK? Choose the correct term from those given below.

Target Language: The Department of Transport is responsible for matters to do with ...

Main instances when no article is used

Target Language: No articles are needed when discussing 'things in general' Articles do not precede fixed phrases and expressions Country names don't generally contain articles (NB exceptions) ...

Matching Pairs: Film Genres 2016

Instructions: Match the film titles to the types of film. Which is your favourite genre?

Target Language: action film Jason Bourne, X-Men comedy Ghostbusters, Austin Powers science fiction ...

Matching Pairs: Film Genres

Instructions: Match the film titles to the types of film. Which is your favourite genre?

Target Language: action film Jason Bourne, X-Men comedy Ghostbusters, The Angry Birds science fiction ...

It's party time!

Instructions: Can you circle the different types of party in the wordsearch below? Then write some sentences e.g. I bought some clothes for a baby shower this week.

Target Language: pool ...

Film Quiz: Their Finest (2017)

Instructions: How well do you know this WWII movie set in Britain in 1940? It stars Gemma Arterton (as Catrin Cole), Bill Nighy (as Ambrose Hilliard) and Sam Claflin (from The Hunger Games movies) as ...

British Culture: Fun facts on St George's Day

Instructions: St. George's Day is on 23 April. Make a question to ask your partner for the missing information by writing down the missing QUESTION WORD e.g. for '___ is St. George's Day?' you ask ...

IT Devices

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Instructions: Let's go online! Unscramble the nouns below used to describe communications technology e.g. TIRTNNEE=Internet

Target Language: tablet file USB drive website link videos ...

Speaking: St Patrick's Day

Instructions: Read the questions below. Some have answers, which you will READ OUT to your partner. Take turns ASKING your partner the other questions. Write down the answer from your partner. No ...

Aboard the Cutty Sark in Greenwich, London UK

Instructions: This famous sailing ship made many voyages around the world, but what do you know about her?

Target Language: Where and when was the Cutty Sark built? A clipper was a fast ...

Famous festivals

Instructions: Arts, music & other cultural festivals are celebrated by millions of people all round the world. Match each festival below with its place of origin. Can you add any additional festivals ...

How green are you?

Instructions: Unscramble the sentences below to find ways to be green e.g. grown / eat / food / locally > Eat food grown locally.

Target Language: you should switch off electronic devices ...

All About St Albans

Instructions: Fill each gap inthe text below with the appropriate vocabulary item from the box. Adapted from http://www.allaboutstalbans.com

Target Language: The historic town of St Albans ...

Everyday Emergencies

Instructions: What is the most annoying day to day frustration? When things don't work or forgetting something important? Choose ONLY 10 of the situations below and order them from 1=most annoying to ...

Your holiday suitcase

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Instructions: What do you pack in your suitcase when you go on holiday? Do you prefer a big suitcase or travelling light? Choose ONLY 10 of the items below then order them from 1=most important to ...

Flora or Fauna?

Instructions: The Bank of England has many plants and animals in the design of its building and on its banknotes. Write each creature or plant in the correct category below. Then check your answers ...

How is a new Bank of England banknote produced?

Instructions: Unscramble the sentences below. Now put them in order to describe the 9 steps in producing a new banknote. Then watch this short video to check your answers: http://bit.ly/1gZHFQq ...

English Conjunctions: but vs although

Target Language: I got up early today but I missed the bus! I was late for school although I got up early today. She ordered a coffee, but they only had tea left. We asked him for directions, but ...

English Conjunctions: Because vs. So

Target Language: It started to rain so we stopped playing tennis. I didn't eat breakfast so I was hungry by 11am. He didn't have a penny left so I offered to buy him lunch. My meeting ran over so I ...

Visiting Barcelona

Instructions: Watch the following video and answer the questions below. The speaker talks quickly, so read the page headings too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OflWdkI09qA

Target Language: ...

Verbs of movement

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Instructions: Can you unscramble the words below used to describe how action heroes move around? e.g. NRU = run

Target Language: crawl crouch drop land leap squat leapfrog balance dive...

Comparatives: the ... the ...

Target Language: HIGHER MORE SECURE FEWER LONGER GREATER LARGER SMALLER MORE SERIOUS MORE RELAXED MORE EXPENSIVE LESS EXPENSIVE MORE IMPORTANT LESS IMPORTANT MORE CONVINCING LESS CONVINCING MORE ...

Everyday objects

Target Language: duck tape parcel tape bungee rope carabiner blue-tac safety pin drawing pin drill corkscrew tin opener lighter correction fluid bulldog clips clothes pegs knee pads plaster stapler ...

Word forms: Academic vocabulary

Instructions: CIRCLE the word that is spelled correctly. For each word, WRITE which word form is shown i.e. adjective, adverb, noun or verb.

Target Language: application basically cognition...

Verb/Adjective + Noun combinations

Instructions: Match each noun in the sentences below to the appropriate adjective or verb from the box.

Target Language: 1. Rachel always tried a little too hard to suck up to the boss. 2. He ...

IRREGULAR VERBS

Target Language: HAD HEARD KEPT LEFT LOST MADE MEANT MET PAID RAN SAID SOLD

Memrise: IELTS synonyms level 4 review

Target Language: She told him a figure (number) and he said 'how much?!' He has numerous (many) acquaintances throughout the country. Please dispose of (throw away) your chewing gum carefully. We ...