In this section you will find 314 worksheets related to everyday, social English. One such worksheet has a very specific theme. It was created to help students interact with employees at the post office. There are several different activities including organizing a dialogue and filling in blanks. Students who complete this activity will be able to easily mail postcards home from English speaking countries. This is a good example of how English can be used in real life situations and will help students see the practical uses of learning English. There are many other worksheets available so if you are not interested in talking about the post office right now, think about using a different activity for your class.
Everyday English is a really important but often overlooked ESL topic. Since everyday casual conversation English is what students will most likely have the opportunity to use outside of class, try to make it the focus of some of your lessons or incorporate it into your lesson plans. Even just five to ten minutes a day will give students the chance to interact with you and other students in normal ways rather than repeating lists of vocabulary words and specific sentence structures. Being able to communicate in English during casual conversations is the goal of many students so make it a priority to help them attain that level of fluency.
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A great first day speaking activity. First student's complete the identification chart by themselves. Then elicit or teach the questions for each cell. At last let the students use the questions t ...
Using a youtube upload of this fun BBC documentary about 18th century Paris to complete a gap fill exercise, an exercise to expand vocabulary/English phrases, plus general questions on the dialogu ...
This is a worksheet for teaching colloquial and informal expressions. Recommended for intermediate students who are asked to match the colloquial and informal sentences on the left with their mean ...
I designed this worksheet for a group of secretaries who needed practice speaking about obligation and schedules. I wanted them to practice communicating information about schedules, making a plan ...
This handout may be used to present a set of common euphemisms. The table presents some common expressions and SS can work individually or in pairs to come up with the meaning. However, the handou ...
It is a worksheet which has a lot to read. It tells you what stress is, gives valuable pieces of advice to students and teachers and there are questions at the end to talk with your students ...
This worksheet was used as a test for students in 6th grade. It contains a vocabulary item, where they need to classify hobbies and sports. Reading comprehension, and questions like: Do you practi ...
This worksheet is for pupils who have been learning English for four years. During the fourth year the coursebook they've learned from is "Project Third Edition" by Oxford University Press. My pup ...
This catchy song can be used in your English class for several purposes, in this worksheet you will find varied tasks to do along the song. I hope your students enjoy working on it as much I did w ...
This worksheet provide jobs in a funny way. Students work in pairs and in groups, they guess and discuss jobs. It can also be used a class activity. Can be adapted and taught to beginners, elemen ...
This worksheet provides cliparts so that students can practise modal verbs of obligation (must- musn't - can't) in the classroom. They can stick it on a cardboard and write the rules. Then they ca ...
This worksheet provides various sentences/phrases that may be used in a phone dialogue. I played the telephone game with my class as a warmer, and then we went over some phone vocabulary together ...
It's a "daily life" at the supermarket. Teach the students about the supermarket sections and some vocabulary (all of them are on the worksheet), before going to the grocery store. The activity is ...
Fun song, students listen for correct answers and fill in the blanks with the past simple forms of the given verbs. Also includes match-up exercises with colloquial/difficult phrases which appear ...
This worksheet helps students to know some adjectives to describe their feelings when someone ask them. Teaching students how and when to say Hello and Goodbye to other people. This worksheet focu ...
PW Oral practice: Working on to be supposed to + was/were going to Students will be in different roles - parents and children. The parent will say something the child was supposed to do and the ch ...
This is a sample of an informal letter of apology. The worksheet starts with some warm up questions that student's answer. The sample letter is simultaneously a 'fill in the gaps' activity. There ...
This is a very simple power point for teaching or revising cooking verbs. Recommended for elementary students. BASIC cooking verbs and Utensils, for a basic RECIPE, useful to practice first and ...
This is a popular song which is useful for introducing or practicing "used to + infinitive". It contains a sequencing exercise, gap-fill and a glossary for the slang terms. This song would be suit ...
This worksheet offers practice for frequency adverbs, speaking activity using frequency adverbs and vocabulary expansion. - put the adverb in the right place - matching sentences and images - gram ...
Questions for the video link given below. My student really enjoyed the video: it's good fun, and many students might already be familiar with dubbed versions of Top Gear. At some points, the vide ...
This worksheet has been designed to clarify and practice these structures: How is (she)? What is (she) like? What does (she) look like? What does (she) like? What would (she) like?. There are thre ...
Special occasions and celebrations might require a few words. Offer a toast in honor of someone or for an achievement. This worksheet promotes ideas for giving a toast. Ideal for simple public spe ...
Print out the material according to the number of students in the classroom. Each student will have one worksheet and walk around the classroom asking his/her classmates the questions provided on ...
Everyone has a dream. Ideal for business conversation. Students can use their creativity to come up with information. Design a business card to go along with the information and exchange informati ...
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