Teaching business English can be challenging especially for teachers who have not worked in a corporate environment but Busy Teacher is here to help with
43 business grammar worksheets that you can use in your lessons. If the content is not quite right for your students, feel free to make changes or simply use these as inspirations to create activities of your own.
One available business grammar worksheet focuses on teaching students to write letters requesting information and is suitable for upper-intermediate and advanced learners. There is a nice progression of activities here starting with some simple questions and a gap-fill exercise, moving on to a review of important phrases, and then finishing with a writing activity where students have a choice of two available topics. Everything is easy to adjust if you want your students to talk about something specific and there are many other worksheets you may want to consider especially if your students are at a lower level.
There are many rules of English grammar but with your more advanced business English students focus on ones that they will be likely to encounter during their work related activities. Conversational English students will not have much to gain from these types of lessons but for business students they are imperative to their successful communication in English. If you teach classes one-on-one, you will be able to tailor your classes to the interests of each individual student while if you teach groups, you will have to create lessons that appeal to everyone.
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