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.
Debate: A Cashless SocietyLesson plan
Debate: Public Transport That Costs NothingLesson plan
Debate: Online Learning or the Classroom?Lesson plan
Debate: Self-Driving CarsLesson plan
Debate: A Tax for TouristsLesson plan
Debate: A Tax on Sugary DrinksLesson plan
Debate: Cars Out of City CentresLesson plan
Debate: A Gap YearLesson plan
Debate: University for EveryoneLesson plan
Debate: Privacy for Famous PeopleLesson plan
Debate: Video Games as SportLesson plan
Debate: A World Without MeatLesson plan
Debate: Spending on SpaceLesson plan
Debate: AI in the ClassroomLesson plan
Debate: TippingLesson plan
Debate: Banning Single-Use PlasticLesson plan
Debate: Raising the Retirement AgeLesson plan
Debate: English as the World LanguageLesson plan
Debate: Pocket Money for ChildrenLesson plan
Debate: Fast FashionLesson plan
Debate: Living AbroadLesson plan
Debate: Competition in SchoolsLesson plan
Debate: News on Social MediaLesson plan
Debate: Robots and JobsLesson plan
Debate: Voting at SixteenLesson plan
Debate: Museums and Entry FeesLesson plan
Debate: Advertising to ChildrenLesson plan
Debate: Big City or Small Town?Lesson plan
In the News: A Library for ToolsReading text
In the News: A Garden Instead of a Car ParkReading text
In the News: The Hospital Visitor with Four LegsReading text
In the News: A Teenager’s Water FilterReading text
In the News: The Street PartyReading text
In the News: The Museum at NightReading text
In the News: The Bicycle Repair CaféReading text
In the News: The Walking BusReading text
In the News: A Bakery Tries a Four-Day WeekReading text
In the News: The Quiet HourReading text
In the News: Silence on the PavementReading text
In the News: No Email on FridaysReading text
In the News: A Village Builds Its Own BroadbandReading text
In the News: Sleep Lessons for StudentsReading text
In the News: The Conversation CarriageReading text
In the News: Beekeepers on the RoofReading text
In the News: Projects Instead of ExamsReading text
In the News: A Menu with No PricesReading text
In the News: Reading Hour on the Factory FloorReading text
In the News: Flights Without AnnouncementsReading text
In the News: Ordinary People, Extraordinary DecisionsReading text
In the News: Everyone’s Salary on the WallReading text
In the News: Learning to Read SlowlyReading text
In the News: A Lifetime Learning AccountReading text
In the News: Protecting the Night SkyReading text
In the News: Letting the River RunReading text
In the News: The Right to RepairReading text
In the News: Returning the PastReading text
In the News: The Café Where Phones Are Locked AwayReading text
In the News: A National Day of ApologyReading text
In the News: The Wallet That Came HomeReading text
In the News: The School That Grows Its LunchReading text
In the News: A Night Bus for NursesReading text
In the News: Granny Learns to CodeReading text
In the News: Bread Paid in AdvanceReading text
In the News: Cleaning the River by KayakReading text
In the News: No More Late FeesReading text
In the News: From the Street to the StageReading text
In the News: A Tree for Every BabyReading text
In the News: The Street with One ConnectionReading text
In the News: Wednesdays Without MeetingsReading text
In the News: Borrow a Bike for a MonthReading text
In the News: Learning Maths Through ChessReading text
In the News: A Pharmacy That Speaks Your LanguageReading text
In the News: Market Stalls for Young EntrepreneursReading text
In the News: Quiet Zones in HospitalReading text
In the News: Finding Your SuitcaseReading text
In the News: The Cinema Comes BackReading text
In the News: A Canteen Without MeatReading text
In the News: The Silent FerryReading text
In the News: The Slow City ExperimentReading text
In the News: Back to the Spoken WordReading text
In the News: The Paper That Comes Once a WeekReading text
In the News: A Village Moves InlandReading text
In the News: Services Instead of CashReading text
In the News: Machines in the CourtroomReading text
In the News: The Library as an OfficeReading text
In the News: Saturday School for a Disappearing LanguageReading text
In the News: Should Endless Scrolling Be Taxed?Reading text
In the News: A Law for QuietReading text
Opinion: Cats or Dogs?Lesson plan
Opinion: Flat or House?Lesson plan
Opinion: Summer or Winter?Lesson plan
Opinion: Books or Films?Lesson plan
Opinion: Walk or Take the Bus?Lesson plan
Opinion: Early Bird or Night Owl?Lesson plan
Opinion: Study Alone or Together?Lesson plan
Opinion: Online or in Shops?Lesson planQuestions
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.