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WINE - BASIC VOCABULARY, TEXT, COMPREHENSION EXERCISE AND ANSWER KEY.
This is a a reading exercise about wine knowledge, followed by 2 pages of comprehension questions plus answer key. a great worksheet to practice reading and comprehension but also very interesting for general knowledge as it is concise yet comprehensive and systematically explained.
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 52
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CLEANING YOUR HOUSE � PART 2 (COMPREHENSION TEXT AND EXERCISES)
This worksheet is ideal to work with after you learned the vocabulary given on my other worksheet called �Cleaning your House�.
It has a reading section including some of the key vocabulary learned as well as a comprehension exercise. It also has some great tips for the teacher on page 3 plus the answers for the comprehension exercise on page 4...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 6
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FESTIVITIES AND CELEBRATIONS IN THE UK - HOW THE BRITISH CELEBRATE
This is a worksheet covering most of the typical celebrations and festivities in the UK as well as what the British normally do to celebrate the dates. Valentine�s Day, Pancake Day, St Patrick�s Day, April Fool�s, Easter, May Day, Trooping the Colour, Guy Fawkes night, Remembrance Day, Christmas, etc.
It is followed by 2 sheets of comprehension qu...
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 160
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BRITISH VS AMERICAN ENGLISH - PART 1 (BABY & CLOTHES RELATED TERMS)
It is my intention to cover all the terms I can gather that are different when spoken in Britain and in America. This part 1 covers some baby-related words as well as clothes.It is very useful for learners who want to learn the different terms of different countries so that they can speak correctly wherever they go. Hope you like it. Part 2 has bee...
Level: intermediate
Age: 6-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 92
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BRITISH TERMS & SLANGS - ADJECTIVES FOR PEOPLE
There are a number of expressions that no-one will teach you at school when you are learning English. This part 4 covers a number of colloquial adjectives for people. WARNING:some of them can be offensive and derogatory.
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 185
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SPEAKING EXERCISE FOR SHORT ANSWERS THIRD PERSON (YES, HE DOES / NO, HE DOESN�T)
Oral exercise - using only the basic verbs: TO LIKE, TO EAT, TO DRINK and TO HAVE, learners have to provide short answers for the thrid person cases, such as: "Yes, she does" or "No, she doesn�t".
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 41
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BRITISH VS AMERICAN ENGLISH - PART 5 AND LAST (ALL OTHER WORDS)
This part 5 is the last of the British/American English series. It is made up of 3 pages covering all the other terms that weren�t covered in the previous ones. So, do you need to go to a CASH POINT to get some NOTES to pay for the CINEMA before you go on HOLIDAY??? or do you need to go to an ATM to get some BILLS to pay for the MOVIES before you g...
Level: intermediate
Age: 6-14
Type: Choose
Downloads: 63
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VERB TO LIKE - BASIC EXPLANATION AND PLENTY OF EXERCISES
THE VERB "TO LIKE" HAS A REGULAR PATTERN AND IT IS A GOOD WAY OF INTRODUCING THE SIMPLE PRESENT FORM OF MOST VERBS IN ENGLISH.THE WORKSHEET HAS A BASIC EXPLANATION OF THE VERB CONSTRUCTION IN THE AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE, INTERROGATIVE FORMS AS WELL AS THE "SHORT ANSWERS" FORM, FOLLOWED BY PLENTY OF EXERCISES. ANSWER SHEET FOR THE EXERCISES INCLUDED O...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 15
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BUYING A HOUSE IN THE UK - TERMS AND KEY WORDS
I believe this is my best worksheet as yet! :)
This is a 5 page manual explaining the key things you need to know about buying a house in the UK. Types of property, the mortgage process, solicitors, estate agents...Lots of key words and expressions!
I have gone through this whole process so I think I can share my experience with you. Hope you fin...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 33
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TO BE DRUNK AND ALCOHOL RELATED EXPRESSIONS - BRITISH ENGLISH
There are a number of expressions that no-one will teach you at school when you are learning English. If �to be drunk� is the only way you know how to express that one had too much to drink, you will be surprised by these expressions used very often by the British! Great if you want to share with your learners a bit more of the British culture! En...
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
Type: Choose
Downloads: 41
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