In this B2-C1 ESL lesson plan, students speak about money and finances. They learn a number of money-related expressions and focus on what prepositions to use with verbs relating to money.
Today, let’s teach one of the most fundamental parts of English: formalities. Students will learn how to use “please”, “thank you”, and many other expressions, finishing in role-play activities of simple situations.
Formalities for Beginners (Free)
Today, let’s teach one of the most fundamental parts of English: formalities. Students will learn how to use “please”, “thank you”, and many other expressions, finishing in role-play activities of simple situations.
How likely is a taxi driver to be automated in the future? Is there a good chance that airline pilots will become automated in the future? This ESL lesson plan explores just that, with exercises on degrees of likelihood with clear structures and examples.
How likely is a taxi driver to be automated in the future? Is there a good chance that airline pilots will become automated in the future? This ESL lesson plan explores just that, with exercises on degrees of likelihood with clear structures and examples.
For beginner ESL students and level A1, let’s get started with nationalities and the verb ‘to be’.
Phrasal verbs are at the centre of this ESL worksheet which talks about things that only happen in movies.
Movie Logic (Free ESL Lesson Plan)
Phrasal verbs are at the centre of this ESL worksheet which talks about things that only happen in movies.
This ESL worksheet is a comprehensive lesson plan for teaching presentations in the context of business English.
Presenting with Confidence (Free)
This ESL worksheet is a comprehensive lesson plan for teaching presentations in the context of business English.
Small talk is a key skill in English, both in social and business situations. Teach your students to master the art of small talk with this business English printable worksheet.
Build your ESL beginners’ grammar with the question words. Teach your students to say what, where, when, why, which, who, whose, how, how much, and how many.
Teach your low-level students to describe people using these adjectives and fun, easy-to-manage speaking games!
My Friends Are All Lazy! (Free)
Teach your low-level students to describe people using these adjectives and fun, easy-to-manage speaking games!
UPDATED! Screen-share version now available. This ESL lesson plan for B2+ to C2 explores the memory and introduces students to many related expressions and collocations. Detailed Description Students start by …
How Good is Your Memory? — Free ESL Lesson Plan
UPDATED! Screen-share version now available. This ESL lesson plan for B2+ to C2 explores the memory and introduces students to many related expressions and collocations. Detailed Description Students start by …