B2 Upper-Intermediate English Teaching Materials
Ready-to-teach materials for B2 learners: lesson plans, worksheets, reading, grammar, speaking and exam practice at the right level, each with a teacher’s page or key.
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What’s inside
321 exam practice tasks, 193 lesson plans, 70 reading texts and 64 vocabulary lists and more. Every piece has a student sheet to print or share, and a teacher’s page or key.
The Gig EconomyReading text
Minimalism: Is Less More?Reading text
The Science of HabitsReading text
Farming in the CityReading text
The Rise of EsportsReading text
Plastic in the OceansReading text
The Learning Styles MythReading text
The Four-Day Working WeekReading text
Do We Need a Digital Detox?Reading text
The Psychology of ColourReading text
Societies That Are Growing OlderReading text
Tourism and Local CommunitiesReading text
The Myth of MultitaskingReading text
In Praise of BoredomReading text
A Cashless Society?Reading text
Living with AI AssistantsReading text
The Renewable Energy DebateReading text
Learning from FailureReading text
Language and IdentityReading text
The Attention EconomyReading text
Noise: The Hidden PollutionReading text
Does Volunteer Tourism Help?Reading text
Mental Health at WorkReading text
The Future of the High StreetReading text
The Psychology of MoneyReading text
Why Cities Need Green SpacesReading text
The Rise of PodcastsReading text
The Science of FriendshipReading text
Cultural Differences at WorkReading text
Myths About Learning LanguagesReading text
Public Art and the CityReading text
The Case for Lifelong LearningReading text
The Sharing EconomyReading text
How Memory Really WorksReading text
The Future of TransportReading text
The Case for Bilingual EducationReading text
The Psychology of PersuasionReading text
The Case for Slow LivingReading text
Mixed ConditionalsGrammar pack
wish and if onlyGrammar pack
Inversion After Negative AdverbialsGrammar pack
have something done / get something doneGrammar pack
Future Perfect and Future ContinuousGrammar pack
must have, might have and can’t haveGrammar pack
Participle ClausesGrammar pack
Cleft SentencesGrammar pack
Reporting Verbs: suggest, admit, deny and moreGrammar pack
would rather, had better and it’s timeGrammar pack
Advanced Relative ClausesGrammar pack
Future in the PastGrammar pack
It is said that… / He is said to…Grammar pack
could, was able to and managed toGrammar pack
Emphatic do and other ways to stressGrammar pack
however, whatever and no matterGrammar pack
Verbs That Change Meaning: -ing or to?Grammar pack
Alternatives to IfGrammar pack
Adverbs: Position and AdverbialsGrammar pack
Adjectives with PrepositionsGrammar pack
The Subjunctive After Suggest, Demand and InsistGrammar pack
It’s Time and Other Unreal PastsGrammar pack
Avoiding Repetition: Ellipsis and SubstitutionGrammar pack
Each, Every, All, Both, None and NeitherGrammar pack
Should Have, Ought to Have and Needn’t HaveGrammar pack
Classroom postersPosters
Personal Questions: B2Speaking cards
Line Graph: Daily Internet UseExam practice · IELTS
Bar Chart: Renewable ElectricityExam practice · IELTS
Pie Charts: Household SpendingExam practice · IELTS
Table: Tourism in Five CitiesExam practice · IELTS
Process: Recycling Plastic BottlesExam practice · IELTS
Maps: A Village Over TimeExam practice · IELTS
Line Graph: Energy Use and ForecastExam practice · IELTS
Bar Chart: University SubjectsExam practice · IELTS
Formal Letter: A ComplaintExam practice · IELTS
Semi-Formal Letter: A Request to Your ManagerExam practice · IELTS
Informal Letter: Inviting a Friend to StayExam practice · IELTS
Formal Letter: A Faulty ProductExam practice · IELTS
Formal Letter: Noise from Building WorkExam practice · IELTS
Formal Letter: Enquiring about a CourseExam practice · IELTS
Formal Letter: A Bus Company ComplaintExam practice · IELTS
Semi-Formal Letter: A Repair to Your LandlordExam practice · IELTS
Semi-Formal Letter: Requesting Time OffExam practice · IELTS
Semi-Formal Letter: Apologising for a Missed MeetingExam practice · IELTS
Semi-Formal Letter: Asking about a JobExam practice · IELTS
Informal Letter: Thanking a HostExam practice · IELTS
Informal Letter: Asking a Friend for AdviceExam practice · IELTS
Informal Letter: Arranging a Trip with a ColleagueExam practice · IELTS
Informal Letter: Recommending a BookExam practice · IELTS
Public Transport or New Roads?Exam practice · IELTS
Practical Skills or Academic Subjects?Exam practice · IELTS
Long CommutesExam practice · IELTS
Working From HomeExam practice · IELTS
News on Social MediaExam practice · IELTS
Advertising Aimed at ChildrenExam practice · IELTS
Prison or Alternatives?Exam practice · IELTS
Plastic PollutionExam practice · IELTSQuestions
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