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.
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.
Common Phrasal VerbsGrammar pack
Past Perfect: The Earlier PastGrammar pack
Question TagsGrammar pack
must, might and can’t: GuessingGrammar pack
have to, don’t have to and mustn’tGrammar pack
some, any and noGrammar pack
How much? How many?Grammar pack
Adverbs of MannerGrammar pack
Third ConditionalGrammar pack
although, however and despiteGrammar pack
Present Perfect ContinuousGrammar pack
Reported QuestionsGrammar pack
much, many, a few, a little and enoughGrammar pack
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
Superlatives: the biggest, the most beautifulGrammar pack
First ConditionalGrammar pack
should and shouldn’tGrammar pack
want, would like and hope + toGrammar pack
when, while, before and afterGrammar pack
because, so and butGrammar pack
Second ConditionalGrammar pack
Past Simple or Present Perfect?Grammar pack
Indirect QuestionsGrammar pack
so, such, too and enoughGrammar pack
as … as and other comparisonsGrammar pack
used to, be used to and get used toGrammar 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
Present Simple or Present Continuous?Grammar pack
Reflexive PronounsGrammar pack
Adverbs of DegreeGrammar pack
Irregular Past Simple VerbsGrammar pack
The Zero ConditionalGrammar pack
Both, Either and NeitherGrammar pack
Prepositions of Place and MovementGrammar pack
Must and Mustn’tGrammar pack
The Passive in More TensesGrammar pack
For and SinceGrammar pack
Verbs with PrepositionsGrammar pack
Adjectives Ending -ed and -ingGrammar pack
Unless and In CaseGrammar pack
So, Neither, Too and EitherGrammar pack
Present Continuous for Future PlansGrammar pack
Look, Sound, Feel and TasteGrammar pack
Verbs That Change Meaning: -ing or to?Grammar pack
Alternatives to IfGrammar pack
Mine, Yours, Ours: Possessive PronounsGrammar pack
Present Perfect: Ever and NeverGrammar pack
Make or Do?Grammar pack
Non-Defining Relative ClausesGrammar pack
The More… The More…Grammar pack
Time Clauses About the FutureGrammar pack
Adverbs: Position and AdverbialsGrammar pack
Adjectives with PrepositionsGrammar pack
Someone, Anything, Nowhere: Compound WordsGrammar pack
One and OnesGrammar pack
Be Allowed To and Be Able ToGrammar pack
Past Tenses in StoriesGrammar pack
Subject and Object QuestionsGrammar pack
Articles: A, The and No ArticleGrammar pack
The Subjunctive After Suggest, Demand and InsistGrammar pack
It’s Time and Other Unreal PastsGrammar pack
Adverbs of Place and TimeGrammar pack
Questions with PrepositionsGrammar pack
Regular Past Simple: Endings and SpellingGrammar pack
Verbs with Two ObjectsGrammar pack
Present Simple for TimetablesGrammar pack
Present Perfect with Just, Already and YetGrammar pack
Might and May for PossibilityGrammar pack
Verb + Object + To-InfinitiveGrammar pack
Past Perfect ContinuousGrammar pack
Stronger and Weaker ComparisonsGrammar pack
Avoiding Repetition: Ellipsis and SubstitutionGrammar pack
There Was and There WereGrammar pack
How Questions: How Long, How Far, How OftenGrammar pack
Who, Which and That: Relative Clauses (Basics)Grammar pack
Reported Requests and CommandsGrammar pack
Order of AdjectivesGrammar pack
Prepositions After NounsGrammar pack
Each, Every, All, Both, None and NeitherGrammar pack
Should Have, Ought to Have and Needn’t HaveGrammar pack
Talking About My FamilyLesson plan
My Daily RoutineLesson planYes. Workplace dialogues with role-plays, and model emails with phrase banks.
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