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

A simple, no-frills set of flashcards for practising airport vocabulary. Includes 24 flashcards. Vocabulary: airport, arrivals, boarding pass, check-in desk, currency, departure board, depature lounge, departures, duty free, exit, flight attendant, gates, handbag, hand luggage, life vest, liquids, passport, passport control, purse, rucksack, security, tray, trolley and wallet.

Cut out and mix up the sentences. Students match the direct speech sentences to the corresponding reported speech sentences. A useful warm-up or filler activity.

A great little spinner to liven up the ESL classroom. Works with Powerpoint and Google Slides. Great for vocabulary practice and playing Categories. Simply click ‘spin’ to start the wheel off, press ‘stop’ to choose a letter and ‘reset’ when you want to choose a new one. Can be customised although slides are carefully linked to ensure the spinner works so labels need to be changed individually rather than copied and pasted.

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising the articles. Includes an explanation and examples of the articles, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint version

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising comparatives and superlatives. Includes an explanation and examples of comparatives and superlatives, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint versions

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

65 sentences containing common errors made by native Spanish speakers learning English, with space for corrections under each sentence. Suitable for upper-intermediate/advanced students. Landscape and Powerpoint versions included.

A text has been translated into English from Spanish. Unfortunately, the translator has literally translated some phrases from Spanish that don’t make sense in English. Students must identify the ten phrases and replace them with something more appropriate. Suitable for advanced students. Landscape and Powerpoint versions included. Answer key provided.

Three ‘What’s wrong with the picture?’ worksheets (beach, classroom and farm) each with eight problems to find. A fun way to practise describing pictures. Includes Powerpoint version. Answer key provided.

A handy set of display cards and poster for the ESL/EFL classroom featuring the letters of the alphabet with cute illustrations.

A great powerpoint game for ESL students. A fun warmer/filler activity that includes 12 rounds. Instructions: This game can be played individually or in small groups. Start each round by spinning the wheel to choose a letter. Double-click to start the timer. The timer is set for 1 minute. Players write answers for each of the categories on the list that start with the chosen letter. There are ten categories in each list. Players/teams win one point for every original answer. Points are cancelled if more than one person has the same answer. (WARNING: For the spinner to work, there are lots of slides that aren’t seen when using the Powerpoint in Viewing Mode - deleting/altering the slides may result in the Powerpoint not working)

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using the past perfect simple and past perfect continuous. Includes an explanation and examples of the past perfect simple and 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.

A simple, no-frills 2-Page Christmas-themed set of activities. Includes vocabulary matching exercise, wordsearch, Christmas jokes and reading comprehension. Answer key provided.

A Guess Who game for talking about jobs. Include versions with and without job titles. Jobs: artist, builder, bus driver, cashier, chef, doctor, farmer, firefighter, footballer, journalist, lawyer, mechanic, photographer, pilot, police officer, receptionist, singer, soldier, student, teacher, vet and waiter. How to play: A student chooses one of the jobs. The other students must ask yes/no questions to discover the job they have chosen e.g. Does the person work outside? Do they help people in emergencies? To make it more challenging, add a limit to the number of questions that can be asked. Can be printed and laminated for pair work or projected on an IWB for a whole class activity.

A simple, no-frills poster to explain articles including why they are used, how they are used in sentences and examples to demonstrate their use. Portrait and landscape versions included.

A simple, no-frills poster to explain the present simple including why it is used, how it is used in sentences and examples to demonstrate its use. Portrait and landscape versions included.

A useful warm-up or filler activity to get students talking.

A useful warm-up or filler activity to get students talking.

A useful warm-up or filler activity to get students talking.