A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using reported speech. Includes an explanation and examples of reported speech, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Eight pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using to vs for. Includes an explanation and examples of to vs for, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using used to. Includes an explanation and examples of used to, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, a speaking activity and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Six pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using the past perfect. Includes an explanation and examples of the past perfect, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Portrait, landscape and Powerpoint versions included. Answer key provided.

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using the future perfect continuous. Includes an explanation and examples of the future perfect continuous, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Portrait, landscape and Powerpoint versions included. Answer key provided.

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using used to vs would. Includes an explanation and examples of used to vs would, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using the zero conditional. Includes an explanation and examples of the zero conditional, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using the past perfect continuous. Includes an explanation and examples of the past perfect continuous, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Portrait, landscape and Powerpoint versions included. Answer key provided.

6 pages of word formation practice. 90 sentences, each with a single word missing. Students must complete the sentences using the correct form of the word in bold.

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising ‘text speak’. Includes examples of text speak, discussion questions, a text message ordering exercise, a ‘rewrite the text in full sentences’ exercise and a ‘rewrite the message using text speak’ exercise.Includes ‘WTF’ and ‘LMAO’ so unsuitable for younger students

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets relating to technology. Includes word unscramble and vocabulary match activity, conversation questions, create your own app activity, create the best memes activity, debate topics and B2-style website review writing task.

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets and flashcards for practising holiday items vocabulary. Includes ten flashcards, a picture match activity and crossword. Vocabulary: camera, coat, insect repellent, snorkel, skis, suitcase, sunglasses, swimsuit, towel and trainers. Portrait, landscape and Powerpoint version included. Answer key provided.

A useful set of cards for a fun ESL B2 review class. Jenga set not included! Instructions: Print out the different categories on coloured card, laminate if possible, and cut out the individual words or phrases. Play with a Jenga set with 6 different-coloured blocks and a dice. Students take it in turn to roll the dice, and the colour corresponds to a category. Students take one of the cards corresponding to the colour they have rolled and complete the relevant task before removing a piece from the tower. Tasks: Conditionals - students must complete the sentence half. Dependent preposition - students must use the phrase correctly in a sentence. Irregular verbs - students read the base verb and must say the past simple and past participle forms. Phrasal verbs - Students must use the phrasal verb correctly in a sentence. Tenses - Students must correctly conjugate the verb to complete the sentence. Vocabulary - Students must use the word or phrase correctly in a sentence. *To make the game more challenging, for the dependent preposition, phrasal verbs and vocabulary categories, you can set a minimum number of words for the sentences students need to produce.

4 survival scenarios and 3 holiday items out of a possible 10 that student must agree would be most useful for their survival. Vocabulary: camera, coat, insect repellent, snorkel, skis, suitcase, sunglasses, swimsuit, towel and trainers.

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for preparing for interviews. Includes useful vocabulary, a brief review of different types of interview questions with space to practise and an interview question sentence unscramble activity.

A handy set of display cards and poster (portrait and landscape) for the ESL/EFL classroom featuring the months of the year with cute illustrations.

A handy set of display cards and poster (landscape and portrait) for the ESL/EFL classroom featuring question words with images to illustrate their meanings.

Cut out and mix up the sentences. Students match active sentences to the equivalent passive ones. A useful warm-up or filler activity.

Cut out and mix up the sentences. Students match the two sentence halves to form mixed conditional sentences. A useful warm-up or filler activity.

Cut out and mix up the sentences. Students match the two sentence halves to form first conditional sentences with modals. A useful warm-up or filler activity.