English Teaching Materials for Adult Learners
Materials for adult learners and professionals: Business English dialogues and emails, IELTS and TOEFL preparation, advanced reading and grammar, conversation cards and discussion decks.
Everything is written for adults, with realistic topics and a teacher’s page.
2397 pieces · A1–C2 · included with a Teacher Pass, $6.99 for 6 months or $10 a yearGet the Teacher PassBrowse the whole library
What’s inside
667 exam practice tasks, 586 lesson plans, 243 reading texts and 138 vocabulary lists and more. Every piece has a student sheet to print or share, and a teacher’s page or key.
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
A Student’s DayReading text
Dinner at a New RestaurantReading text
The Broken BikeReading text
My Best HolidayReading text
A New Hobby: PaintingReading text
A Visit to the MuseumReading text
My Weather DiaryReading text
Planning a PicnicReading text
Why Sport MattersReading text
How to Spot Fake NewsReading text
A Weekend at the Animal ShelterReading text
Learning to DriveReading text
What Is a Healthy Diet?Reading text
Life in a Shared FlatReading text
Becoming a VetReading text
Public Transport or Private Cars?Reading text
A Short History of the BicycleReading text
Shopping Online: Good or Bad?Reading 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
A Weekend with My GrandparentsReading text
The School ConcertReading text
A Cycling TripReading text
The Wrong TrainReading text
Cooking with DadReading text
The New StudentReading text
A Day at the FarmReading text
My Favourite SeasonReading text
Why We Love FilmsReading text
A Year Abroad: A DiaryReading text
Why Do People Collect Things?Reading text
The Joy of GivingReading text
How to Learn New WordsReading text
My First Job InterviewReading text
Should We Keep Pets?Reading text
A Day Without ElectricityReading 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
A Busy SaturdayReading text
The Language ExchangeReading text
A Letter to a FriendReading text
An Unusual PetReading text
Our New School LibraryReading text
A Walk in the ForestReading text
Why Do We Laugh?Reading text
Why Teamwork MattersReading text
A Short Story of the InternetReading text
Staying Safe OnlineReading text
What Is a Perfect Weekend?Reading text
The Hidden Cost of Cheap FlightsReading 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
Past SimpleGrammar pack
Comparatives & SuperlativesGrammar pack
Modal Verbs: can, must, shouldGrammar pack
Present PerfectGrammar pack
First & Second ConditionalsGrammar pack
The Passive VoiceGrammar pack
Present ContinuousGrammar pack
Future: going to and willGrammar pack
Countable & Uncountable: much, many, some, anyGrammar pack
Reported SpeechGrammar pack
Relative Clauses: who, which, that, whereGrammar pack
Past Simple: Negatives and QuestionsGrammar pack
Past Continuous: What Was Happening?Grammar pack
at, on, in: Prepositions of TimeGrammar pack
too and enoughGrammar pack
used to: Past HabitsGrammar pack
Verb + -ing or to + VerbGrammar packQuestions
Is there Business English?
Yes. Workplace dialogues with role-plays, and model emails with phrase banks.
How do I get access?
The Teacher Pass is $10 for 12 months and opens every piece in the library and all classroom tools. You can try a 24-hour preview of everything after creating an account. See the Teacher Pass.